61 Grace Street
A remodeled, fully furnished 3-bedroom home with a private roof deck in SoMa, San Francisco.
The home
A turnkey home on a one-year lease: furnished, remodeled, and close to the city’s tech hubs.
3
2
~1,100
12 mo
Fully furnished
Move in with a suitcase. The home comes fully furnished and ready for a year-long stay.
Private roof deck
Your own roof deck for morning coffee, working outside, or an evening with friends.
Fully remodeled
A new kitchen and appliances, new heating and cooling, a new water heater, Japanese washlet toilets, and custom window treatments.
An easy commute
Protected bike lanes reach Uber, OpenAI, and UCSF in Mission Bay in about 15 minutes, and Muni and BART are a short walk away.
Neighborhood
Where SoMa meets Mid-Market: Civic Center and Hayes Valley are a short walk, Michelin-starred dinners are around the corner, and Mission Bay’s tech campuses are 15 minutes by bike.
A short ride to work
Protected bike lanes on 7th and 8th Streets run to Mission Bay. Uber, OpenAI, and UCSF are about 15 minutes by bike; Caltrain and Anthropic’s Howard Street offices about 11.
Transit at the corner
The 14 Mission stops at the end of the block. Van Ness Muni Metro is a 6-minute walk, Civic Center BART is 7, and tech shuttles stop nearby, including Uber’s at Fell St and Mission.
Errands on foot
Costco, Trader Joe’s, and Rainbow Grocery are 11 to 13 minutes away on foot, and the Heart of the City Farmers Market runs every Wednesday and Sunday at Civic Center.
A brand-new rec center
The rebuilt Gene Friend Rec Center reopened in August 2026 with a double gym for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball, an exercise room, and outdoor fitness equipment.
Neighborhoods within reach
- Civic Center (8 min walk) — City Hall, the farmers market, Davies Symphony Hall, SFJAZZ, and the Asian Art Museum.
- Hayes Valley (12 min walk) — Patricia’s Green, independent boutiques along Hayes Street, Salt & Straw, Souvla, and Rich Table.
- Mid-Market (right outside) — car-free Market Street, one block north, with the Van Ness and Civic Center stations.
- The Mission (7 min by bike) — Valencia Street at 16th, or straight down Mission on the 14; Dolores Park is 12 minutes by bike.
- The Design District (7 min by bike) — showrooms, Dumpling Time, and Niku Steakhouse around Division Street.
- Lower Haight and Duboce Triangle (8–10 min by bike) — Haight and Fillmore, and Duboce Park.
- Mission Bay (15 min by bike) — Chase Center, Oracle Park, UCSF, and the tech campuses along 3rd Street.
Local favorites
Some of the city’s best restaurants, coffee, and nightlife are within a 15-minute walk. Times are approximate, on foot from the home — tap a name for directions.
- Saltwater Bakeshop (4 min) — cardamom buns and sourdough, new in 2026
- Heyma Yemeni Coffee (5 min) — Yemeni coffee and brunch, open late
- Cafe Suspiro (8 min) — house-roasted coffee, used records, and books
- Loquat (11 min) — a Jewish and Levantine bakery
- Blue Bottle (11 min) — the original Hayes Valley kiosk
- Sightglass Coffee (12 min) — the SoMa flagship roastery
- Ritual Coffee (12 min) — facing Patricia’s Green
- Moya (2 min) — Ethiopian counter service
- Dining Yamamoto (4 min) — sushi, known for its chirashi
- Eat Sushi (8 min) — a neighborhood sushi bar with good-value omakase
- Square Pie Guys (9 min) — Detroit-style pizza
- RT Rotisserie (9 min) — Rich Table’s casual chicken spot
- Dumpling Home (10 min) — soup dumplings
- Izakaya Rintaro (14 min) — a Michelin Bib Gourmand izakaya
- Merchant Roots (6 min) — themed tasting menus that change through the year
- Northern China BBQ (6 min) — lamb skewers and spicy fish, open late
- Kiln (7 min) — two Michelin stars
- Californios (9 min) — the world’s first three-Michelin-star Mexican restaurant
- Zuni Café (10 min) — a San Francisco classic since 1979
- Rich Table (11 min) — #8 on the Chronicle’s 2026 Top 100
- The Happy Crane (12 min) — modern Chinese
- The Function (4 min) — a comedy club with a full cocktail bar
- Mr. Tipple’s (5 min) — a jazz supper club
- Driftwood (8 min) — a cozy cocktail bar with DJs
- Davies Symphony Hall (8 min) — home of the SF Symphony
- SFJAZZ Center (9 min) — hundreds of shows a season
- Zeitgeist (12 min) — the big beer garden on Valencia
- Smuggler’s Cove (15 min) — the city’s famous tiki bar
- Heart of the City Farmers Market (8 min) — Wednesdays and Sundays, 7am–4pm
- Costco (11 min) — membership required
- Trader Joe’s (13 min)
- Rainbow Grocery (13 min) — a worker-owned co-op
- FITNESS SF Mid Market (3 min) — classes and studios
- Equinox Van Mission (5 min) — with a steam room and heated yoga
- California Climbing Collective (7 min) — a new bouldering gym
- Gene Friend Rec Center (15 min) — reopened August 2026, with courts for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball
- Civic Center Plaza (8 min) — lawns, City Hall views, and the Helen Diller Playgrounds
- Eagle Plaza (12 min) — a car-free plaza with seating and outdoor events
- Patricia’s Green (12 min) — Hayes Valley’s green, with rotating public art
- SoMa West Dog Park (13 min) — a fenced dog run beside the skatepark
- Victoria Manalo Draves Park (16 min) — a sports field, playgrounds, and a basketball court
- Duboce Park (9 min by bike) — a big dog play area and a playground
- Alamo Square (10 min by bike) — the Painted Ladies view
- Mission Dolores Park (12 min by bike) — city views and big lawns
- A nail bar and a hair salon — right next door
- Siam Orchid Traditional Thai Massage (8 min) — Thai massage and reflexology, with a steam room
- Mukunda Studio (8 min) — yoga and meditation classes
- Ritual Hot Yoga (9 min) — heated classes set to music
- Hayes Valley Medical Esthetics (11 min) — clinical facials and skincare
- LUX SF (13 min) — nails with vegan, non-toxic polishes
- Earthbody (14 min) — an organic day spa run by massage therapists
- Onsen (15 min) — a bathhouse with a soaking tub, sauna, steam, and cold plunge, plus dinner
- Alchemy Springs Sauna Garden (7 min by bike) — an outdoor sauna and cold plunges
- Kabuki Springs & Spa (12 min by bike) — Japanese-style communal baths, a San Francisco classic
Getting around
The unit has no parking, but rideshare, transit, and bikes are all close by.
Parking
- No parking comes with the unit.
- Public garages and lots are nearby, with monthly parking for a tenant who brings a car.
- Street parking is metered or permit-zoned — check the signs.
- Accessible (ADA) parking is available nearby for tenants or guests who need it.
Transit
- The 14 Mission stops at the end of the block; the 9 and 9R run on 11th Street.
- Van Ness Muni Metro (J, K, L, M, and N lines) is a 6-minute walk, and Civic Center BART is 7.
- The N Judah runs to Caltrain at 4th and King.
- Tech shuttles stop nearby, including Uber’s at Fell St and Mission.
Biking
- Lyft Bike rentals (formerly Bay Wheels) are docked at the end of the block.
- Protected bike lanes run south on 8th Street and north on 7th, all the way to Mission Bay.
- Market Street, one block north, is closed to private cars — a quick ride downtown.
- About 15 minutes by bike to Uber, OpenAI, and UCSF in Mission Bay, and 11 to Caltrain.
Rideshare
- Uber and Lyft pick up within minutes.
- Car-share pods and rental desks nearby cover the occasional trip.
- Market Street, one block north, is closed to private cars.
Details
What comes with the home, and a few simple rules.
What’s included
- Furnished bedrooms, living room, and dining area
- A remodeled kitchen with new appliances
- An in-unit washer and dryer
- Utilities: electricity, gas, water, and trash
- High-speed internet
- A private roof deck
Finishes
- New kitchen and appliances
- New heating and cooling (HVAC)
- New water heater
- Japanese washlet toilets
- Upgraded hardware
- Custom window treatments
House rules
- Leases are typically one year.
- No smoking or vaping anywhere in the unit or on the roof deck.
- No subletting or short-term rentals.
- Quiet hours follow the building's HOA rules.
- No parking with the unit — see Getting around.
Apply
Apply online in a few minutes. Your lease and payments happen in the tenant portal.
1. Apply
Tell us when you’d like to move in and a little about yourself. It takes about five minutes.
2. Sign the lease
Once you’re approved, your lease arrives in the tenant portal. Review it and sign online — no printing.
3. Pay and move in
Send the deposit and first month by bank transfer, then get the keys.
Applications are closed right now
We’re not taking applications at the moment. Check back here soon to see when the home is available.