Guess the hire in San Francisco

It’s no secret that renting an apartment in San Francisco is expensive, but it’s no longer the priciest in the country! At least for now. Each week we search through apartment rental listings and seek out the weird, the luxurious and even just the wouldn’t-that-be-nice. The city by the bay has it all, but can you guess what it costs? Welcome to the series we’re calling “Guess the rent in San Francisco.”

For a three-bedroom house on San Francisco’s Pacific Avenue with a sauna, speakeasy lounge, and four-car garage, you can guess that the renters will pay a premium. With ample views of the water from its rooftop patio, 2725 Pacific Avenue, which is for rent on Craigslist, is the sort of rental most San Franciscans dream about.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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2725 Pacific Ave. is located in the heart of Pacific Heights just steps from Alta Plaza Park and the Presidio.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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Just off the first floor, you’ll find an open living room, speakeasy lounge, two powder rooms and a washer and dryer.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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The property boasts an indoor pool bigger than many San Franciscans’ living rooms.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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Views of the water grace the property’s wraparound deck, which also features a hot tub and bar.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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The home has a small gym, complete with staged Peloton.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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A Wolf range and subzero fridge make up for the kitchen’s small size.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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The open floor plan living room is finished off with a working fireplace.

This Pacific Heights is for rent in San Francisco.

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No pets are allowed in this fully furnished home, which goes for … $29,500 a month.