1415 Indiana St.

• 2 Bed, 2.0 Bath

  • 2 bed
  • ·
    2 bath
  • ·
    1850 sqft

  $4,995+

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  Starting at

  Unit available

  • Unit 2 Bed

    Available now

    $4,995

Property details

APL83233505 - Designed by award winning architect David Baker, 1415 Indiana is a boutique building with 18 industrial Live/Work lofts in hip Dogpatch! Residence 303 is a spacious and unique PENTHOUSE level corner unit with an enclosed private patio overlooking Warm Water Cove, San Francisco Bay and East Bay Hills. Additional features include radiant heat, hardwood floors, large laundry room and parking. With an extra front room and a second bedroom that can be used as an office, this home affords ample space and privacy whether you're working from home or enjoying time with family and friends. Key Features: - Penthouse unit - 2 large bedrooms / 1 bathroom / Plus large private deck - Bathtub and shower combination - Gorgeous brand new modern eat in kitchen - Wood floors throughout - Large living room - Dining Area - Home office - Private Laundry - Bike storage - Storage room - Parking w/ EV charger available Location: - 1415 Indiana St., #303 SF, CA - Dog Patch Lease Terms: - One year lease - Security deposit 1.5 x rent plus 500 - Utilities: Tenant pays PGE and internet - Property delivered unfurnished - Non-smoking unit - Available Now! Qualifications: - Good credit - Verifiable income = or greater than 3x the rent - Positive Landlord reference(s) Rental listings subject to change at any time. (Agent) believes all information contained herein to be correct but assumes no legal responsibility for the accuracy, any errors, or any omissions in this ad or any syndicated ads on third party websites. Square footage is an estimate only, not an exact measurement. PLEASE NOTE: Visit www.rentalsinsf.com directly for the most current and complete rental listing info. Thank you.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.