It’s no secret that renting an apartment in San Francisco is expensive, but it’s no longer the priciest in the country! At least for now. Each week, we search through apartment rental listings and seek out the weird, the luxurious and even just the wouldn’t-that-be-nice. The city by the bay has it all, but can you guess what it costs? Welcome to the series we’re calling “Guess the rent in San Francisco.”
With a working fireplace, hot tub, wet bar, and a “panoramic” rooftop deck, this 4,000-plus-square-foot house in Telegraph Hill is the type of home most San Franciscans can only dream about.
Built in 2017, the expansive house is designed with indoor-outdoor living in mind, according to its Craigslist ad. “This home is an entertainer’s dream house!” the listing proclaims.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
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The master bedroom features impressive views of the San Francisco Bay thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
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The house includes a working elevator perfect for times when climbing the stairs sounds too tiresome.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
Cragislist
One of the home’s four bathrooms includes this giant shower, complete with wood flooring.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
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A workout room rounds out the home’s many upscale amenities.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
Cragislist
The backyard includes a hot tub, grill, outdoor bar and multiple seating areas.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
Cragislist
A bank vault door gives the space some industrial-modernist flair.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
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The kitchen is equipped with modern European appliances and a picturesque view of the surrounding city and water.
This massive stunner is for rent on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill.
Cragislist
This home rents for … DRUMROLL … a whopping $75,000 month.
