Move-in Ready Loft! - Available fully furnished or without furniture (Please make direct contact for unfurnished pricing) 200 Townsend Street #3 is a modern, 1BD/2BA two-level loft located on the border of South Beach and SOMA. This open floor loft enjoys abundant natural lighting, a gas fireplace, and 14-foot floor-to-ceiling windows. Kitchen features stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. Spacious master bedroom is loft-style with a large master bathroom. Additional highlights include a small balcony, one reserved parking space in underground garage, washer/dryer in-unit, and a common roof deck with panoramic city views.

Conveniently situated between South Park and the ballpark, the loft is just steps away from the 4th & King Street Station for CalTrain commutes into Silicon Valley or inner-city commuting via Muni. Enjoy city living at its finest with buzzed-about restaurants and bars, shops, entertainment venues, and AT&T Park in your backyard. Grocery stores (Safeway and Whole Foods) nearby. Quick and easy access to I-280 via King Street and two blocks from The Embarcadero.

3D Tour: https://real.vision/my/200-townsend-street/tour

Rental Terms:

-1-year lease

- Monthly Rent: $3,600 not furnished or $4,500 fully furnished (Please text for more information)

- Security Deposit: $3,600 not furnished or $6,000 fully furnished

- Tenants are responsible for all HOA move-in fees and move-in deposits

- Renters Insurance is Required

For Showings Please Contact

- Oscar Morquecho [Use CALL button] (Please text for faster responses)

- DRE #01923627



South Beach

The San Francisco Giants call it home, as do some of the city’s tallest residential high-rises. South Beach is a new, trendy, and upscale neighborhood located on San Francisco's waterfront, just blocks away from the Financial District. Residential high-rises and luxury condos, like Rincon and Millennium Towers, offer stunning 360-degree views of San Francisco and the Bay, while cranes reach new highs with rising new developments, including Lumina and Salesforce Tower. With South Beach's popular clubs and buzzed-about restaurants, Saturday night entertainment options are anything but limited; though SoMa, Downtown, and Dogpatch are all nearby if cabin, er, South Beach fever ever strikes.

SoMa (South of Market)

A stranger to San Francisco may wander upon SoMa and see just a maze of warehouses, while never discovering the hidden gems deep inside this gritty, but highly desired neighborhood. Many of SoMa's ghostly warehouses that remind us of San Francisco's industrial past have been converted into luxury lofts and tiny start-up offices. Because of SoMa's mixed-use zoning, one can walk a two-block stretch and find several residences, offices, trendy restaurants and lounges, as well as some of the city's best nightclubs. Some of San Francisco's most talked about restaurants, art galleries, and bars are located in the heart of SoMa, while AT&T Park is just down the street for baseball fans to squeeze in a Giants game, sometimes even from their rooftop. Public transit is easy in SoMa with multiple bus lines, King Street's Muni light rails, and Caltrain where commuting residents can easily make their way into Silicon Valley. While SoMa is a lively district, residents can enjoy peace and quiet at South Park and Yerba Buena Gardens. Due to a major boom in real estate development, cranes and construction sites can be spotted all over SoMa, raising dozens of buildings that will define the future San Francisco skyline.