5135 s blackstone ave · Apartment for Rent

Hi there! I'll be in SF for the summer so would love to sublease my studio to some nice soul! Below are some key details, feel free to shoot me a message if you have questions, want to see more pics, or check out the apartment in person! Price: What's included and not? -$900/month will cover rent, internet, water/gas utilities, and all necessary furniture (IKEA bed, futon, coffee table, desk, office chair, microwave, kitchen stuff, etc.) -24hr maintenance phone line -What's not included: monthly electricity bill Facilities/Space: What are you getting? -500+ sq ft studio with 3/4 partial wall that separates the living space from the kitchen, 1 full bathroom -2 large closets -Tons of cupboard space (10+) -Laundry in building on the first floor (same as apt) ($1.25/wash and $1.25/dry) Location: How convenient is this place? It's got a 92 score on walkscore -Groceries: within a 5-10min walk of Hyde Park Produce, Hyde Park Farmer's Market, Treasure Island, (and Whole Foods, if it ever opens!) -Public Transit: It's 1-2 blocks from the #172 (free for uChicago community), the East and North uChicago shuttles, the #2, #6, #28 Express buses to-and-from downtown -Social scene: It's 2 blocks from the 53rd St area where most of Hyde Park's restaurants are, and 3-4 blocks from the two places that everyone will recommend you check out in Hyde Park: Valois and The Promontory; Street is generally pretty quiet! -Nature/Outdoors: There are 2-3 Divvy bike stations within 1-2 blocks; you're just a few minutes' run away from the Lake (and the highly recommended Lake Shore Trail!) Safety/Neighborhood: Would you feel safe here? -Walkscore gives it a B grade on safety; what that means in practice: -I have not had any trouble in the last 10months I've lived here -There's enough traffic in cars and people that I'm fine with walking back from the bus stop or the restaurant/bars after 9pm on Weekdays, and later on weekends -The people in the building and around the neighborhood are the sorts that stay out of your business, but are also friendly! Other notes to think about: -AC: The building lets us install window units but I haven't installed one--you might need it for the summer in Chicago (though considering it's still 30 degrees in the middle of April, maybe not? =)) -Apt is located right by the doorway: so you'll hear people coming in and out; make sure this won't bother you too much! -The building is too old to have air vents for the kitchen; you'll need to make ample use of the 3 large windows and ceiling fan if you plan on cooking a lot Let me know if you might be interested!