690 Market Street · Apartments for Rent

Spacious, 1bd Unit At The Ritz-Carlton | Elite Leasing - PROPERTY SUMMARY: Rent: $4,000/mo. Security Deposit: 1.5 x Rent Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1.5 Parking: 1 car valet Amenities: Fitness Center, Concierge, Lounge & Terrace Pets: Considered with addn. deposit Available Date: Now Lease Term: 1 year Utilities Included: Water & Garbage Property Type: Unfurnished Floors: Hardwood & Carpet Laundry: In unit Condo HOA Move-in Move-out Fees: $800 Application Fee: $40 per person Renters Insurance Required CONTACT INFORMATION: Elite Leasing: **** Agent Brian Brown (BRE #01461194), Vanguard Properties Agent: Mahesh Patki (BRE#01948053), Vanguard Properties Agent: Marika Neemia (BRE#01785680), Vanguard Property Management PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: See the Ritz-Carlton Residences! The Ritz-Carlton Residences, San Francisco blends cutting-edge finishes with bold, classic elements of this historic building. This Residence features 1 bedroom and 1.5 bathrooms and has the following details: - Spacious floor plan with a large master suite - Spa-like bathroom includes double vanities, Kohler soaking tubs, glass enclosed showers and marble finishes - This unit has high ceilings, abundant natural light and city and blue sky views - Chef's kitchen w/ Caesarstone countertops, Miele refrigerator and built-in wine storage - Building hosts legendary Ritz-Carlton service w/ concierge, bellman, fitness center, 12th floor lounge and terrace, available housekeeping and house car service - Close to Union Square and the Financial District for the utmost convenience *Note: Furniture shown is for staging purposes only. Unit will be delivered unfurnished. Photos may be of similar unit* View our other available rentals at: http www brownpatki com available-rentals Need help finding a rental property? Read about our Relocation Services at http www brownpatki com relocation 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.