Large Private room in SF apartment, $1675 (Haight Ashbury)

Large private room available in a 600sq.-ft. apartment (10 unit gated complex). Centrally located in the upper Haight-Ashbury district.

1. Rent = $1675 (includes water+garbage)
2. wifi already set-up and split 50/50 = $20/month per person
3. PG&E split 50/50 but is pretty much non-existent
4. Will share apartment with me, a 24 yr-old single female. Stanford grad, 2015. I prefer a similarly aged female, but males
   definitely still considered.
5. You would be subletting from the current roommate, who is moving out permanently.
   Need proof of employment/ability to pay the rent. All sub-tenants would be subject to the same application process and
   credit check through the realtor, and the realtor would have to approve any and all new sub-tenants.
6. Lease lasts until Nov. 27th, 2016. Prefer someone willing to stay until at least that time. We have the option to renew the
   lease at its end, however.

If interested, email me a little about yourself. I'd be happy to send you some pics and schedule a meeting/viewing. I have attached two map pics showing the location in more detail.

Other Details:

1. Laundry on-site
2. Optional garage parking space available for extra $280/month
3. Cats ok, small dogs negotiable with the landlord
4. Huge closet in private room
5. Hardwood floors
6. garaged bike-rack for tenants
7. Bedroom is unfurnished, but there is a TV chest you can use (it has two large drawer-ish things). I have a microwave, coffee-pot, kettle, toaster, and kitchenware you can use
8. Walk score of 97!
   a) Walking distance to Haight Street Market, Whole foods, Walgreens, golden gate park, the panhandle, UCSF, USF,
   Kezar track/stadium, buena vista and alamo square park (full house, anyone?), pretty much everything. The Haight is
   really cool and kinda has it's own "downtown feel". Tons of shops.... Not too far from a target (very important haha).
   Also pretty safe neighborhood....a good mix of young families and ppl in their 20s
   b) Close to N-Judah street car line (takes you right downtown), multiple bus lines, and a multitude of Tech Shuttle bus
   stops.

This is a rent-controlled place, so that's why it's a steal and probably sounds too good to be true. The only "catch" is that you will not have a living-room area, since it is my "room." However:

a) it is completely curtained-off, so you can't see my furniture
b) I travel for work and am gone Monday morning until Thursday evening (I work from home Friday). So I'm basically only home on the weekend. I do ask that you respect it as my room and personal space, however :)

About me:
Newly 24 yr-old single female. Graduated from Stanford in 2015 with B.S. in Civil and Environmental engineering. Currently work for a consulting firm in SF (explains the travel). I'm pretty laid back...down to go out or stay in. We can be buddies or just cordial housemates who see each other time to time, whatever you're looking for is fine with me....but I'm usually down to do something if you are :)

I clean up after myself in common spaces, love dogs and pretty much most animals (sadly don't have any tho, but open to the idea if you do), I like watching comedy, dancing it up to 90s R&B/HipHop, exploring, EATING at all the great food places in the city, casual biking, the occasional Netflix marathon, etc.

I prefer a similarly aged female (but males still considered). Obviously must have proof of employment and ability to pay the rent.

Details:

The rent is $2700 in total...since I'm rarely there and don't have the actual room, I'd pay $325 less than 50/50 (I pay $1,025 and you pay $1675). If you've ever looked for housing in SF, that is definitely a steal considering the private room, complex amenities, location, and the fact you'd have a roommate that's gone most of the time. The only thing I ask is that you treat the curtained-off living room as my actual bedroom and be respectful of my space- even when I'm not home. That goes both ways...both rooms have a do-not-enter-unless-invited policy....just to respect privacy...but I think that's standard with most roommates.

That's pretty much it, if interested, hmu. Thanks!