A fully renovated San Francisco home blocks from Alamo Square, Divisadero’s restaurants and shops, and Golden Gate Park. The home combines clean modern architecture with a warm, layered aesthetic shaped by vintage furniture, original art, and details from a place genuinely lived in rather than staged.<br /><br />Three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a kitchen built for real cooking, and strong WiFi throughout. Comfortable for a long weekend, genuinely functional for a week of meetings or an extended stay.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Our home was completely renovated in 2015, with new construction throughout — and furnished with a mix of custom-made and vintage mid-century modern pieces, original art, and considered details that most Airbnb rentals lack.<br /><br />The kitchen is fully equipped for serious cooking: high-end appliances, complete cookware, every tool you'd need, and serving pieces for a dinner party. Whether you're feeding a family over the holidays or cooking for yourself during a longer stay, the kitchen won't disappoint.<br /><br />A Sonos sound system and Philips Hue lighting run throughout the house. WiFi is fast — reliably so. The setup works as well for a productive week of remote work as it does for a relaxed vacation.<br /><br />Outside, decks off both the living room and dining room connect to a professionally landscaped back garden. It's a genuinely usable outdoor space — good for morning coffee, evening drinks, or just stepping away from a screen for a few minutes.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />You'll have the full run of the townhouse — living room, dining room, kitchen, all three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, washer/dryer, and the outdoor space. There's a small private cottage at the back of the property behind a fence and the fruit trees, which is a separate residence and not part of your rental (more on this below).<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />At the back of the property, behind a fence and the fruit trees, there's a small private cottage. It's home to a long-term tenant who has been here for over a decade and splits his time between San Francisco and New York — so the cottage is often empty, and when he is around, you'd never know it. Think of him as the neighbor you'll never meet.<br /><br /><b>Registration Details</b><br />STR-0004520