280 Brighton Ave #204, San Francisco, CA 94112
FOR RENT

280 Brighton Ave #204
San Francisco, CA 94112

Ingleside
  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 734 sqft
  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 734 sqft

$3,475/mo

Original price: $3,400

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Description

(925) 301-7451
San Francisco's Desirable Brighton Luxury Apartments built in 2016. Centrally located. Secured access. Features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, quartz kitchen countertops, stainless steel appliances, laminated flooring throughout, solid stone bathroom. Amenities include elevator & coin/card operated common laundromat in every floor, monthly paid garage parking (first-come, first-served basis). Wells Fargo bank is in the ground floor. Walk to City College of San Francisco, easy access to I-280, Balboa Park BART and MUNI transportation, restaurants, shopping & groceries. Few minutes drive to Chase Center, Oracle Park, Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park, Union Square and downtown San Francisco.

Home Highlights

Pets Allowed
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Parking
10 Parking Spaces
Outdoor
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A/C
Heating only
Utilities Included
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Listed
28 days ago

Details for 280 Brighton Ave #204

Interior Features

Heating & Cooling
Heating: Electric, BaseboardHeating Fuel: Electric
Appliances & Utilities
DishwasherDryerMicrowaveWasher
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
ElevatorFloors: Laminate

Days on Market

Days on Market: 28 Days on Trulia

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 2016
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Condo

Exterior Features

Parking & Garage
Parking: Off Street Parking, On Site

Agent Information

Listing Agent
MLS/Source ID: 41053450

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Neighborhood Overview

Ingleside
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What Locals Say about Ingleside

  • Trulia User
    "no commute as I am retired but traffic in this area can be congested during commute times. overall though it is not bad"
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  • Trulia User
    "what over witnessed it is a good community one where you can bring your kids up and feel safe in their environment"
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  • Trulia User
    ". cars get broken into alot. quiet neighborhood. street you live in depends if parking is available or not. most people are pretty much to themselves "
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  • John S.
    "What's not to love about Ingleside? The people are friendly, and although it's in the city, it has a suburban feel. It is bordered by West Portal, West Wood Park, Sunnyside, and Monterey Heights to the North and Daly City to the South. It is very accessible via I-280 and Bart and Muni Lines J, K, and L. Since it is located on the South West side of town, you can easily get to the beaches. The community consists of mostly working class down-to-earth people, but being so close to San Francisco State and City College, you do have lots of college age people around. This has led to new shops and restaurants opening up along Ocean Avenue, including Whole Foods. It is very convenient to go to Stonestown and Daly City. Stonestown has a Trader's Joe and another Whole Foods and Farmer's market. Stonestown is currently undergoing redevelopment plans, where they will transform to a town center in the next fifteen years."
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  • Traci W.
    "It's easy to get to 280 to head south of the peninsula. If I'm going into the City, the busses and street cars are close by. "
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  • Traci W.
    "There are a few homes on my block with kids, but there aren't many. The OMI (Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside) neighborhoods have a decent mix of family sizes and types. There are often neighbor events on Ocean Avenue. "
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  • Jack P.
    "Easy for downtown or North Peninsula. You can head north over the GG bridge quickly if you avoid the congested times on 19th avenue. If I leave before 8:30 AM on a weekend, I can be in Sausalito in 20 minutes. Also, the beaches are nearby, and Ocean Beach to Pacifica and Montara - are all short drives."
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  • Johannah.todd
    "Nothing really but we got a ton of churches for some reason and its quiet, overall i like it because its in walking distance to SFSU and the mall is nearby for coffee and groceries "
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  • Michelle E. .
    "They would like being able to walk around everywhere freely if in the neighborhood and that there are many other dog owners. "
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  • Vlopez262002
    "Diversity and close to Daly City, Burlingame and San Mateo. Easy access to freeways and Golden gate bridge. 10 min drive to SFO. "
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  • Margarita L.
    "Too many cars. Narrow and dirty streets. weather is usually foggy most of the year, especially summertime. Best weather is September and October. "
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  • Ballecer.gabriel
    "Very quiet neighborhood. Nice area relative to inside San Francisco inner city. Sometimes you’ll see some bad things, but you can safely walk at night without worrying. "
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  • Fritz13131313
    "Good transit service including light rail and Bart as well as good local retail including Target and Whole Foods. Diverse neighborhood with significant home ownership. Close to both SF City college and San Francisco State University. Can walk to Stonestown mall or a brief drive. Quiet neighborhoods for City living."
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  • Jack P.
    "Easy access to freeways, easy access to Muni. I commute to Mountain View and if I leave at 6:30 AM I arrive within 40 minutes"
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  • Lgbenish1
    "Quiet well maintained street. Excellent schools in the area. City College is located at the end of the street and tuition is free to San Francisco residents."
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  • Micki j.
    "It is a very family friendly neighborhood, lots of young couples/families are starting to move here. "
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  • Frankie A.
    "some neighbors will throw a bbq or there will sporadically be a bigger community event. the neighborhood is clean, safe, and friendly. "
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  • Davidhenderson1
    "Ocean avenue is becoming a nice shopping area with Whole Foods, Target and some new restaurants. Public transportation is really good with buses, streetcars and Bart. It’s pretty cold and foggy in summer. "
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  • Davidhenderson1
    "Streets are wide and neighbors are quiet. Public transportation is great. Ocean Ave is becoming a good place to shop and eat. "
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  • Davidhenderson1
    "Super quiet and public transportation is great. Ocean Ave is a convenient shopping street with Whole Foods and target. "
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  • Jack H.
    "There are a couple of dog parks in the area, as well as a larger green belt to the south of the neighborhood, which is always nice when you have a dog and better than other areas in the city, as far as I've seen."
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  • Jack H.
    "We have several libraries and two colleges, SFSU and CCSF, just a short ride from us on the M. Overall, it's an excellent place for college students to live, as rent and overall cost of living tends to be fairly reasonable, compared to many other areas in San Francisco."
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  • Jack H.
    "Most people take the M line, whether they're going directly to a downtown station or taking the train in the opposite direction, to reach the Balboa Park Bart Station. Unfortunately, the M has a notoriously chaotic approach to arriving on time and sees more than its fair share of bizarre events on or around trains, which makes commuting by train more untenable than anywhere else in the city I've lived. More and more people are switching to Lyft or Uber as they're far more likely to arrive on time to work or appointments, that way."
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  • Jack H.
    "There are a few nice parks in the area, some with playgrounds, and, while I don't have children myself, I've not heard unusual complaints about schools. However, I really alarmed myself one day by checking a sex offender registry app for the neighborhood, and list of results was crazy long, even just for the few blocks around our house. I think it's certainly something to look into more closely before bringing children to live in the area."
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  • Annalinda H.
    "There are trees along the streets here, but not a lot of parks. You can jump on Muni and get to Lake Merced very quickly though. It's easy to walk your dog! Having a big dog might be good for safety."
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  • Annalinda H.
    "The graffiti here is unique and feels like art! There are great views out over the ocean when you get to the top of the neighborhood. Muni runs right through, so you feel very connected to the city. We have a community garden and a library right up the street."
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  • Annalinda H.
    "Easy! The Muni M line is right outside my house, and I can run and jump on that to get to school as well as downtown. It's about 30 minutes on Muni to get downtown."
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  • Annalinda H.
    "This might not be the safest place for kids at night. I definitely hear a lot of sirens and commotion at night. But there are schools that look really nice, and there is a local library."
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  • Annie Y.
    "Dog owners would love that there are multiple pet-friendly parks within walking distance. There aren't a whole lot of places to hike, though. My neighborhood is quite compact—most houses have no front yard and a very small backyard, so dogs would have limited space to play around."
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  • Annie Y.
    "Everything is within walking distance. We have public transportation, a city college, state university, shopping mall, all kinds of restaurants, a library, park, gym, UPS, Walgreens, Target, WholeFoods. And the freeway is close by! It's just all super convenient! There are even a few bars nearby where there are live performances."
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  • Gerino B.
    "The commute to and from the neighborhood is very pleasant."
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  • Gerino B.
    "It is a very safe neighborhood, a good palce to walk and stroll."
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  • Annie Y.
    "It's not the safest neighborhood. It's pretty quiet, but always watch your surroundings, make sure to lock your car, don't leave any valuables in sight. There's a dispensary nearby, so if you don't like the smell of weed, try to stay away from that area."
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  • Maris H.
    "They have parks where you can walk the dog."
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  • Maris H.
    "The community is really nice, and there are a lot of places to eat."
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  • SEdginton
    "This is great neighborhood and it's only getting better. It's close to restaurants, shopping (Stonestown, Whole Foods) and public transportation so it's walkable. It has a really nice neighborhood feel. There are still single family homes, trees and yards so it's nicer than many areas in the city but it's also incredibly easy to get down the peninsula for work and into the 'hot' areas of the city for play. "
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PICART REALTY
Honorio Picart
280 Brighton Ave #204, San Francisco, CA is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 734 sqft condo built in 2016. 280 Brighton Ave #204 is located in Ingleside, San Francisco. 280 Brighton Ave #204 was listed for rent for $3,475/month on Mar 30, 2024.