2985 Mission St #U302, San Francisco, CA 94110

3rd Floor 2BR/1BA Apartment * $4,395/month annual lease * Office * Balcony * Personal storage * Cats/dogs considered * Elevator * Shared laundry * Parking available for an add'l fee * Available: Now OPEN HOUSE: Thursday (10/23) 6:00pm-6:20pm ADDRESS: 2985 Mission Street #302 Contemporary, third floor, fully, newly remodeled 2BR/1BA in the Mission. Floors are hardwood except in bath. Heating is forced air, windows are double pane. Large living room has a 12' built-in banquette an elegant black couch in front of four windows at the far end of the living room. Office is at the entrance to the apartment and there is a walk-in storage closet across from it. The rest of the rooms are located off a central hallway, with the kitchen on the first right. Kitchen's all stainless appliances include electric stove, dishwasher and refrigerator with water and ice dispenser. Bedrooms are side-by-side on the other side of the hallway. They have standard closets and each has a door to the balcony. Balcony overlooks Mission Street. Bath is at the end of the hallway. It has his-and-hers sinks and shower-over-tub with sliding glass doors in an adjacent room. Building is on Mission Street between 25th and 26th. It has shared laundry, a secure, personal storage space on the ground level, an elevator, and a dedicated parking space is available in the building's parking lot with automatic gate for an additional fee. Owner pays for water and trash. Building is at the start of Mission Street shopping and dining. It's 1.5 blocks to Cesar Chavez. Walk Score is 99, Transit Score is 86. Bus lines 12, 14, 27, 48, 49 and 24th Street BART are all within two blocks' distance. Tenant pays a one-time broker's fee. Everest Mwamba DRE# 01717299 Kenney & Everest Real Estate, Inc. DRE# 01984640 Leasing and Real Estate: Our Family Business for Over 100 Years. 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.