690 Market St. Unit 904

Spacious Unit At The Ritz-Carlton, Utilities Incl. | Brown & Patki Inc.

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See the luxury Ritz-Carlton Residences! The Ritz-Carlton Residences, San Francisco blends cutting-edge finishes with bold, classic elements of this historic building.

This Residence features 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms and has the following details:
- Spacious floor plan (approx. 1900 sf) with 2-gracious master suites
- Spa-like baths include double vanities, Kohler soaking tubs, glass enclosed showers and marble finishes.
- In -unit laundry and air-conditioning for your convenience.
- This corner unit has high ceilings, abundant natural light and city and blue sky views
- Chef's kitchen w/ Caesarstone countertops, Miele refrigerator and built-in wine storage.
- 1 car valet parking included
- Building hosts legendary Ritz-Carlton service w/ concierge, bellman, fitness center, 12th floor lounge and terrace, available housekeeping and house car service.
- Close to Union Square and the Financial District for the utmost convenience

KEY TERMS:
- Security Deposit = 1.5 x Rent
- Pets under 35 lbs. considered with additional deposit
- Available now
- Min. 1 yr lease term
- Water, garbage, electricity, gas & heat included
- Unit will be delivered unfurnished. Furniture shown is for staging purposes only.
- Condo HOA Move-in Move-out Fees (paid by Tenant): $600 fee + $2,500 deposit (each move)
- Application Fee: $40 per person
- Renters Insurance Required
- No Broker Fee
- Any square footage numbers listed have been provided by Owner and are approximate
- Photos are of a similar unit

OFFERED BY:
Brown & Patki Inc. (DRE #02240568)
Brian Brown (DRE #01461194) | Mahesh Patki (DRE#01948053) | Marika Neemia (DRE#01785680)

If this property is in San Francisco, the following applies: This unit is a rental unit 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.