505 Bartlett Street
San Francisco, CA 94110

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Come and view this Edwardian style two bedroom, one bathroom apartment in the Mission District of San Francisco! 505
Bartlett Street has high ceilings and hardwood floors throughout. The newly repainted home has an open style floor plan
with an abundance of natural light plus the privacy of being on a corner lot. The spacious kitchen has ample cabinet
space and a brand new gas oven/range. There is a separate laundry room with a front loading washer and dryer.

505 Bartlett is in an extremely desirable neighborhood that is near Arizmendi bakery, Philz Coffee, La Taqueria, and
countless other restaurants, cafes, and amenities that the Mission District has to offer. It is a short distance to the
24th Street Bart station, has countless Muni options nearby, and is a short distance to both highways 101 and 280,
which offers an easy commute to other parts of the Bay Area.

The owner wishes for this apartment to remain a pet-free home. Garbage and Water are included with this rental; future
tenant will be responsible for setting up a PG&E + cable/internet account.

Please do not disturb current occupants. Photos and information deemed reliable, but not verified or guaranteed. Users are responsible for checking the accuracy, completeness, currency, and status of all information. This property is managed by the Sausalito Office (415) 413-3827. Each office is independently owned and operated.

Application Process:

First come, first qualified, first served. Processing takes on average 5-7 business days. Once the screening is complete, we will notify you. Your place in line can only be confirmed 24 hours after submission. Please submit only one application per person. You can apply your application to only ONE property at a time. Each RNB office is independently owned and operated, and applications cannot be transferred from office to office. Section 8: If an applicant applies for a home with more bedrooms than their voucher permits, the property owner has the right to deny the application based on this discrepancy.