363 3rd Ave Unit 363 3rd Avenue Apt #3

A two bedroom apartment located at 363-3rd Avenue, Apt # 3 in the Richmond District of San Francisco. This apartment is between Clement Street & Geary Blvd. There are many restaurants & stores within walking distance. Public transportation MUNI is also very convenient. Great apartment for working professionals or students at USF. The interior description is as follows: two bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, formal dining room area, modern electric kitchen w/stainless appliances. Approximately 1,200 plus square feet. Living Room: Tiled flooring, large bay window overlooking front of property Kitchen: Electric range with oven, dishwasher, waste disposal, refrigerator, white wood cabinets, tile flooring In unit gas furnace heating Laundry Room: Coin-Operated Washer & Dryer - located in garage Flooring: Tile flooring throughout apartment Window Coverings: Mini-blinds Storage: Spacious mirror closet in bedroom and additional hallway storage closet. No storage in the Garage Garden: Low maintenance yard Parking: One Parking space available in Garage : additional fee $300.00 per month TERMS Monthly Rent $4,200.00 Due on the 1st of every month Security Deposit $4,200.00 Security Deposit is not a last month’s rent Move-In Cost $8,400.00* Amount will differ should tenant elect optional covered parking The property owner covers normal water and garbage usage. Rate may be increase annually due to increase consumption. Standard 1 year lease. The property may not be used as a Commercial Business. No Smoking and No Pets All Applicants Over the Age of 18 Must Submit an Application. Application Requirements: • Minimum Credit Score: 650 • Documented & Verifiable Gross Income equal to or greater than 3 X Monthly Rent • Prior Property Owner Reference: Positive Feedback Required. • No Evictions and No Late Payment in Last Twelve Months. RW Property Management Adheres to Fair Housing Laws 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.