2552 Hyde St

Furnished Home Featured in the Movie JUNIOR Prime Russian Hill Location Address: 2552 Hyde Street, San Francisco CA 94109 Neighborhood: Russian Hill Bedrooms: 3 + Office Bathrooms: 3 Style: Single Family Home : 1,900 sqfr Parking: 1 Garage Security Deposit: 2x Lease Term: 12 months Asking Rent: $15,000/mo Delivered furnished Available: Now Step into Hollywood history and contemporary comfort with this beautifully furnished, creatively designed 3-level home - famously featured in the iconic film JUNION starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito. Set on a wide lot in the heart of Russian Hill, this 3-bedroom + home office, 3-bath residence blends charm, space, and thoughtful design. A welcoming side entryway leads you into the main level, where soaring ceilings and picture windows frame lush views of the greenery across Hyde Street. The open living and dining area features a fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings, while the adjoining kitchen boasts a large walk-in pantry for extra storage. Two spacious bedroom suites with en-suite baths complete the main level. Upstairs, you'll find a third bedroom with its own fireplace, a den, and a full bath -plus access to a private terrace off the primary suite, where you can relax by the outdoor fireplace. Outdoor living is just as impressive, with a spacious patio for entertaining and a large front deck overlooking the beloved Russian Hill Dog Park - the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening sunsets. The lower level includes a big garage with interior access, a utility room, and additional storage. The garage also doubles as a fun family hangout space, ideal for games or casual gatherings. This one-of-a-kind home offers the rare combination of cinematic history, modern comfort, and unbeatable location. Owner pays: all utilities CONTACT: Rafael C. Davis DRE#01901416 *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.*