Property Overview:
530 Chestnut St Unit 303C is a condo located in the historic Malt House in San Francisco, CA 94133, built in 2001. This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home spans 1,135 sq. ft. and features high ceilings, an open floor plan, and modern finishes. The property includes 1 deeded parking spot (available for $195/month) and a storage unit. Estimated home value: $1,355,537.
Neighborhood Highlights:
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Walkability:
- Walkscore: 99 – Close to shopping, dining, and entertainment.
- Nearby attractions: Trader Joe’s, Fisherman’s Wharf, Ghirardelli Square, and Washington Square Park.
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Transit:
- Transit score: 80 – Access to multiple MUNI lines and convenient freeway/bridge access.
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Schools:
- Nearby schools: Francisco Middle School, Sts. Peter and Paul K-8, and Yick Wo Elementary School.
Property Features:
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Living Space:
- South-facing unit with panoramic views of Coit Tower, Russian Hill, and the Transamerica Building.
- Open-concept living/dining/kitchen area with hardwood floors.
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Kitchen:
- Features stone countertops, maple cabinets, and brand-new stainless steel appliances (electric stove, microwave, refrigerator).
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Bedrooms & Bathrooms:
- Primary bedroom: En-suite bath and two closets.
- Second bathroom: Located off the hallway, both baths include stone vanities and shower/tub combos.
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Additional Amenities:
- In-unit laundry for convenience.
- Beautiful courtyard with preserved grain silos and a water feature.
- Elevator building with a lobby featuring murals by French artist William Dupont.
Key Terms:
- Security Deposit: 1.5x rent.
- Lease Term: Minimum 1 year.
- Utilities: Water and garbage included.
- Pets: Not allowed.
- Move-in/Move-out Fees: $300 (Mon-Fri), $500 (Sat).
- Application Fee: $40 per person.
- Renters Insurance: Required.
Location Benefits:
- Historic Landmark: Located in the North Beach Malt House, celebrating its rich history.
- Nearby Restaurants & Cafes: Cafe Francisco, Sweeties, China House Bar & Restaurant, Caffe Capriccio.
- Recreational Areas: Close to North Beach Playground and San Francisco Art Institute.