Welcome back to Curbed Comparisons, where we scour San Francisco's rental listings to see what your monthly budget will get you across the city. This week, we're investigating apartments listed for $2,500/month. You tell us which lease you'd sign.
↑ In Potrero Hill, $2500/month nabs you your very own one bedroom standalone cottage. We're talking private porch and all. There's hardwood flooring throughout and there's "newer" vinyl floors in the kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen's outdated but huge and has plenty of cabinet space. There's no parking and no pets.
↑ Over in the Tendernob, $2500 gets you a Victorian one bedroom with hardwood flooring and tall ceilings. The kitchen's compact but updated, and extra points for there being a full window in the bathroom. The bedroom also has a bay window. There's no mention of parking or pets or laundry, so safe to assume none are included.
↑ If you're looking for a spacious single-family home, this abode in Visitacion Valley will do the trick. Frills aren't included, but it does have all the single-family home amenities you can ask for: laundry, garage for two cars, outdoor space. There are even two bedrooms! Unfortunately no pets are allowed.
↑ This gorgeous Victorian in the Mission has classic Victorian details throughout, like 12-foot ceilings, stained glass windows, and hardwood flooring. It'll run you $2,495 a month. It's a top floor unit, and there's a working gas fireplace. There's coin operated laundry in the building but there are no pets allowed.