355 Berry St, San Francisco, CA 94158
FOR RENT
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PET FRIENDLYFURNISHED

Edgewater
355 Berry St
San Francisco, CA 94158

Mission Bay
  • Studio-2 Beds
  • 1-2 Baths
  • 530-1,095 sqft
  • Studio-2 Beds
  • 1-2 Baths
  • 530-1,095 sqft

$3,149 - $4,409/mo

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Description

(408) 872-9701
Edgewater Apartment Homes features studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom apartment homes for rent in San Francisco's Bay Area.

In the heart of San Francisco's Mission Bay and SoMa neighborhood, Edgewater boasts stylish amenities and upscale floor plans. Now offering furnished and unfurnished apartments, these San Francisco apartments feature spacious rooms with picturesque views of the Bay, large closets, in-home washers/dryers, and updated kitchens. Residents enjoy the multi-level fitness studio, quiet courtyard with outdoor kitchens, and promenade. Just blocks from Oracle Park, Edgewater is only minutes from the 101 and 280 Freeways, and the nearby CalTrain and Muni Metro stations. Experience luxury apartment living at Edgewater. We are currently offering self-guided tours and virtual appointments. These units are rental units 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.
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Office Hours

Mon - Sat
9:00am to 6:00pm

Home Highlights

Pets
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Listed
65 days ago

Details for Edgewater

Property Information

Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

Rental

Rent Includes: UnknownFurnishedCats, small dogs allowedDeposit Fee: $850 - $1,100

Interior Features

Interior Details
StorageCeiling Fan
Appliances & Utilities
DryerWasher
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
ElevatorFloors: UnknownGated Entry

Building

Other
Internet/Satellite: Unknown
Community rooms
Business CenterFitness CenterLounge

Exterior Features

Parking & Garage
GarageParking: Detached Garage, Parking Lot

Media

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Additional Information

Package Receiving Service
Special Features
Special Features: Airbnb Friendly, Bi Weekly Payment Program, Build Credit Score With Rent Track, Closet Built Ins, Deposit Free With Rhino, Granite Countertops, Home Purchase Plan, Lifestyle Services Powered By Amenify, Moving Services With Move Matcher, Pantry, Pet Friendly, Resident App, Stainless Steel Appliances, Tile Backsplash, Walk In Closet, Garage

Edgewater Floor Plans & Pricing

Studio (1 Floorplan, 1 Unit)

Yerba Buena E1A
530 sqft
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Studio1ba530 sqft$3,149
Available Soon

1 Bedroom (6 Floorplans, 8 Units)

Balboa A1B
755 sqft
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1bd1ba755 sqft$3,301 - $3,736
Available Soon
Dolores A1.5A Loft
750 sqft
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1bd1.5ba750 sqft$3,403
Available Soon
Rossi A1A
535 sqft
1bd1ba535 sqft$3,484
Available Soon
Duboce A1.5D Loft
1,050 sqft
1bd1.5ba1,050 sqft$3,488
Available Soon
Alta Plaza A1C
880 sqft
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1bd1ba880 sqft$3,506
Available Now
Dolores A1.5C Loft
785 sqft
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1bd1.5ba785 sqft$3,665
Available Soon

2 Bedrooms (2 Floorplans, 2 Units)

Golden Gate B2A
1,095 sqft
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2bd2ba1,095 sqft$4,099
Available Soon
Buena Vista B2B
1,095 sqft
3D View
2bd2ba1,095 sqft$4,409
Available Now
Prices and availability are subject to change without notice.

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Affordability

TIP:Try to keep your rent within a third of your gross household income. Learn why in our Renter's Guide.
For this property
$113,364 PER YEAR
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Win over prospective landlords with your smart budgeting. As a good rule of thumb, ideally you would have at least three times your monthly rent in combined household income.

Neighborhood Overview

Mission Bay
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What Locals Say about Mission Bay

  • Trulia User
    "The homeless/drug using community in this area can be intense and would honestly not be something I would want a child around. "
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  • Trulia User
    "I hate living here so much homeless and lots of crime. I dont recommend. I would look in pac heights "
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  • Trulia User
    "great neighborhood and we have made lots of families with young kids love here, especially folks that work in Soma and at UCSF in Mission Bay. Mission Bay in particular is a wonderful neighborhood with a growing number of family friendly amenities including the Children's Playground, the Dhalia School Montessori School, and the Farmer's Market at Chase Center. Would def recommend to people with young kids that are looking for a friendly neighborhood."
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  • Trulia User
    "great neighborhood, depending on the area. mission bay is really nice and we found an excellent community there"
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  • Trulia
    "Love the neighborhood. Kids love the playground and the food truck park is nice. Also there's a small soccer field."
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  • Chantal C.
    "Too many dogs. Smells like dog pee everywhere. Also they bark like crazy if you live next to the dog parks it gets old fast"
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  • Dylan G.
    "It used to not be a great area until the hospital was developed there. Its become much safer since then! A lot of new apartment buildings have been built and are still being built and it feels like a nice little community."
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  • Cherie P.
    "Yes there’s a lot of green space and tons of cute friendly dogs in the neighborhood. Lots of parks in the area "
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  • Nathan F.
    "The local kids park and dog park are great! They are clean and well maintained, and they give people an opportunity to meet others in the neighborhood. "
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  • Abhishek D.
    "They would definitely like it. There are quite a few dog parks around. Neighborhood in general has lots of greenery and is pretty spread out. "
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  • Cait S.
    "Public transportation is super convenient and very close to everything in the surrounding area. All stops on third are clean and rather safe too. "
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  • Sherif.gabriel22
    "The sunniest area in San Francisco, very safe, water front and such a beautiful place to live in San Francisco "
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  • Abhishek D.
    "Extremely safe neighborhood with plenty of parks for dogs to run around in. Neighborhood is very pet friendly."
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  • Nowucblanco
    "There is a lot of fast-moving traffic and frustrated drivers around the streets here around King St, so young children need to stay close. 4th St, south of the canal, is pretty nice, but there are still a lot of homeless in and out of the area."
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  • Test T.
    "Super convenient, clean and hip. As pretty as the hilly quaint neighborhoods are, there’s something really nice about being able to walk, jog, or bike on flat, wider streets with sidewalks. Also it’s warm and sunny! Cannot be stressed enough as much of San Francisco proper can be cold, foggy and/or windy. New coffee shops, bars and restaurants are opening every month. Very happening neighborhood! And sorry to say but one of the few neighborhoods where homeless population is very low. "
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  • John N.
    "my building has 2 barbeques each year along with a few holiday parties and coffee social on Saturday mornings"
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  • John N.
    "I've seen this neighborhood grow up from when the Giants first built their ballpark to now the addition of Chase Center. Great place to live to use Caltrain to southbay. 3 light rail MUNI lines, 4 Muni Bus Lines, coffee shops, restaurants, public library, banks, pharmacy, grocery stores, pist office all within a few blocks!"
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  • Babyboomerrr
    "Many nice young families live here. Lively dinner time scene: We like Spark Social/ food trucks! yay!"
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  • Cwartilko
    "the traffic is awful. now there is going to be 2 ball parks with even more traffic and that's not including the traffic from the construction going on. my husband and I are moving out of this area due to traffic. "
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  • Annie.e.berens
    "Clean, new construction, good food truck park, a bit sterile feeling, safe, not very diverse, quiet, feel safe with my kids"
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  • geekfreak
    "Great location, everything is walkable. quiet after 10pm. Gus's is a great market to have locally. Can be too busy trafficwise when ball games are on."
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  • Chauyan W.
    "Nice area, but not very kid-friendly, I think for a single family with 1 kid or couple can live here. "
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  • Sail
    "Not kid friendly but for one park close by. Lot of homeless folks around. Depends on the apartment though. Not sure about schools. I’m not a parent myself but see a few families in the area."
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  • Brittany V.
    "I have to go Cupertino everyday by Caltrain or to the airport to commute to LA. It’s convenient access to Caltrain and the freeway "
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  • Ilana M.
    "Dogs are always welcome. Gets a bit busy with games and people aren’t always considerate of walking pets. "
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  • Edmond M.
    "I walk to work downtown. In the past i’ve used Cal=Train and 101. Commuting anywhere from my home is easy."
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  • Oceania A.
    "There are many places to walk your pet but no real big open area for pets to just wander. Also, this is an urban area, and there is traffic."
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  • Oceania A.
    "I use public transportation, and it takes me about 29 minutes to get to work in the Financial District."
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  • Sabrina L.
    "The commute in and out of my neighborhood is very hard. There's constant traffic, and too many people are on the sidewalks."
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  • Sabrina L.
    "I love the buildings and people. They're so nice, and it's a great place. It's amazing!"
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  • Oceania A.
    "The area is rather new with a lot of multi-function properties with retail on the bottom floor and residential on upper floors. It has attracted more influential businesses and a mix of residents. Everything is extremely convenient, from shopping to transportation, and a lot of planning went into the beautiful landscapes, community parks, and parking structures. The area is adjacent to AT&T Park, home of the SF Giants, so if you're a sports fan you can easily walk to the games and other events held at the Park. There are both low- and high-income-type properties, and the area attracts a diverse group of businesses and residents. It's high-density living, and there are not a lot of single-family-type homes in the area."
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  • Sabrina L.
    "The kids love walking to see the birds everywhere."
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  • Ash S.
    "Many people have dogs here. It's a very friendly neighborhood for them. There is also a park for them."
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  • Ash S.
    "Usually the commute is okay. But when there is a game, it gets crazy."
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  • Ash S.
    "Mission Bay is currently developing. It's near the bay, AT&T Park, and UCSF children's hospital."
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  • Ash S.
    "It's a very secure neighborhood, and it has an amazing kids' park. There are several childcare options for working parents, and UCSF children's hospital is very close by for urgent or emergency care."
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Edgewater is located at 355 Berry St, San Francisco, CA. Edgewater offers Studio-2 bed, 1-2 bath units. Edgewater is located in Mission Bay, San Francisco. There are 11 units available for rent starting at $3,149/month.