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Nob Hill is one of San Francisco's signature neighborhoods. Its reputation of privilege dates back to Gold Rush times, when cable car lines made the hilltop accessible and the railroad barons and bonanza kings built their mansions there, far above the rowdiness of the bawdy waterfront.

Luxury hotels now stand in the place of those original palaces, and when you hike to the top of the hill, historic buildings such as the Fairmont Hotel and the Flood Mansion are undeniably impressive, as are the lush cascades of bougainvillea and the genteel apartment buildings with their wedding-cake facades. In addition to its swanky character, the area is influenced by the diverse personalities of the downtown neighborhoods that surround it, making it an intriguing place to live.

35 Unit Apartment Building Features:

• Telephone entry system
  
• Studio, one and two-bedroom apartments
  
• Cable hookups
  
• Gas kitchens, lots of cabinet space
  
• Hardwood floors
  
• Coin operated laundry with dry cleaning, wash & fold service available
  
• Elevator
  
• Tenant pays electricity (gas, heat, water & garbage included)
  
• Cats ok, dogs negotiable
  
• City views (some units)

SF Muni Transportation to Downtown:

• Muni lines numbers 1, 27, 31 and 38 run on Bush Street
  
• The 2, 3, 4, and 76 lines are one block away
  
• The California Street Cable Car line is two blocks away

Neighborhood Features:

Parts of the neighborhood feel frozen in time. The hill is dotted with vintage barber shops, old corner coffee shops, cocktail lounges from bygone decades, and chic restaurants. Nob Hill has also been home to some iconic San Francisco characters including legendary columnist Herb Caen and the famous "San Francisco twins," Marian and Vivian Brown.

• Easy walking distance to Union Square shopping
  
• Street parking with resident permit