Listed by Melody Simpson

Days on market: 444

PROPERTY DETAILS: Rent: $2795.00 Deposit: $2795.00 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Parking: Street Property Type: 2 bedrooms Laundry: Shared Lease Term: 1 Year Available Date: NOW AMENITIES: Eat-in Kitchen Central location The area is well-served by public transit, including the Muni 30-Stockton bus line, which provides convenient access to various parts of the city. The location sits near the intersection with Sacramento Street and is within walking distance of: Downtown/Financial District (to the south) North Beach/Little Italy (to the north) Union Square shopping district (to the southeast) Nob Hill (to the west) It's a very urban setting with excellent public transportation access, including proximity to multiple bus lines and not far from the Powell Street BART/Muni station. The area is generally lively during the day and early evening with many businesses, though parts of Chinatown tend to quiet down earlier in the evening compared to some other San Francisco neighborhoods. Amenities and Lifestyle Living in this neighborhood offers a unique urban experience, with a plethora of dining options ranging from traditional Chinese cuisine to contemporary eateries. The proximity to Union Square, a major shopping and theater district, adds to the convenience and appeal of the location. Residents can enjoy a blend of cultural immersion and urban amenities, making it an attractive choice for those seeking a dynamic and diverse living environment. ​ In summary, the area around 738 Stockton Street offers a rich cultural tapestry, historic charm, and a lively urban setting, making it a distinctive and vibrant place to live in San Francisco.

Listed by Michele

Days on market: 205

Welcome to City Living, an Urban Oasis PROPERTY DETAILS: Address: 738 Stockton Street, #3A, San Francisco, CA 94108 Rent: $3295 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Parking: Street Property Type: Apartment Laundry: Shared Lease Term: 1 Year Available Date: NOW AMENITIES: Eat-in Kitchen Central location The area is well-served by public transit, including the Muni 30-Stockton bus line, which provides convenient access to various parts of the city. The location sits near the intersection with Sacramento Street and is within walking distance of: Downtown/Financial District (to the south) North Beach/Little Italy (to the north) Union Square shopping district (to the southeast) Nob Hill (to the west) It's a very urban setting with excellent public transportation access, including proximity to multiple bus lines and not far from the Powell Street BART/Muni station. The area is generally lively during the day and early evening with many businesses, though parts of Chinatown tend to quiet down earlier in the evening compared to some other San Francisco neighborhoods. Amenities and Lifestyle Living in this neighborhood offers a unique urban experience, with a plethora of dining options ranging from traditional Chinese cuisine to contemporary eateries. The proximity to Union Square, a major shopping and theater district, adds to the convenience and appeal of the location. Residents can enjoy a blend of cultural immersion and urban amenities, making it an attractive choice for those seeking a dynamic and diverse living environment. ​ In summary, the area around 738 Stockton Street offers a rich cultural tapestry, historic charm, and a lively urban setting, making it a distinctive and vibrant place to live in San Francisco.