2629 Lombard St., San Francisco, CA 94123

This elegant top-floor residence offers generous interior space, abundant natural light, and exceptional indoor-outdoor living. Located at the intersection of Cow Hollow and the Marina, just blocks from Chestnut and Union Streets, the home combines a prime location with privacy and scale.
The residence features three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Two rear bedrooms open directly onto a 50+ foot private deck, creating a rare outdoor extension of the living space. Additional highlights include hardwood floors, multiple skylights, a wood-burning fireplace, an eat-in kitchen with Viking appliances, in-unit Bosch washer and dryer, and a video intercom system.

KEY FEATURES:
– Balcony
– Deck
– Dishwasher
– Garden
– Outdoor Space
– Patio, Range
– Refrigerator
– Walk-In Closet
– Washer/Dryer
– Wood Burning Fireplace
– Yard

KEY TERMS:
– Minimum 12-month lease term – Security deposit is equivalent of a month’s rent – Delivered unfurnished – Dogs are allowed – Non-smoking unit – No Parking – 2629 Lombard Street San Francisco CA 94123 – This listing is presented by ReLISTO, a California Real Estate Brokerage (DRE #01877685), serving as a representative for local landlords’ residential properties. The information provided is for marketing and rental/leasing purposes. It’s shared across various websites and could change during that process. For accurate details, please reach out to the assigned agent via the ReLISTO website. ReLISTO does not guarantee the completeness or accuracy of any information provided, such as descriptions, terms, measurements, or property conditions. Consumers must verify these details independently. ReLISTO accepts no liability in this regard, and no financial or legal advice is provided through this listing. As an Equal Housing Opportunity Provider, we promote non-discriminatory practices. By accessing this listing, you confirm your understanding and agreement with this disclaimer’s terms and conditions. Rent Ordinance Section 37.9F. This rental unit is subject to the San Francisco Rent Ordinance, which limits evictions without just cause, and states that any waiver by a tenant of their rights under the Rent Ordinance is void as contrary to public policy.