Spacious Two Bedroom Condo in Potrero Hill - Please Contact for Showing Availability!

Located in a quiet two-unit building in Potrero Hill, this bright and airy two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath condo offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and classic charm. The open-concept living and dining area features a cozy sitting area, hardwood flooring throughout, a decorative fireplace, and direct access to the private garden space, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The kitchen offers ample cabinet storage and generous counter space for meal preparation. A conveniently located half bathroom and large storage closet are situated off the main hallway for added functionality. Upstairs, you'll find two well sized bedrooms with excellent closet space and garden views, along with a full bathroom featuring a shower/tub combination. Additional features include a private garden, on-site shared laundry, and a once car garaged parking space equipped with an EV charger. This is a non-smoking unit, renter's insurance is required, and pets are negotiable. Key Features: Prime Location Quiet two-unit building Hardwood floors throughout In-building laundry Private garden One-car garage parking EV charger ready Enjoy close proximity to beloved neighborhood staples like Plow, Goat Hill Pizza, Chez Maman, Mochica, and more. Walk to Good Life Grocery, Whole Foods on Rhode Island, local shops, library, and bookstore. Easy access to Highway 101 and 280, public transportation including the #10 and #22 Fillmore, T-train on 3rd street, and Caltrain on King and 22nd Street. Nearby parks include Jackson Playground, Potrero Hill/Public Tennis Court, and McKinley Square. This unit is being shown by Gordon Property Management, please contact gpmleasing@gpmsf.com for more information or to set up an appointment to view this lovely unit. Gordon Property Management CA DRE License #01780930 “This unit is a rental unit subject to the San Francisco Rent Ordinance, which limits evictions without just cause, and which states that any waiver by a tenant of their rights under the Rent Ordinance is void as contrary to public policy.”