Urban Garden Abode

Quiet garden apartment in house with owner on site. Owner is available for any questions. To turn on the water for the bathtub, you pull the bottom handle up. Temperature is adjusted with the bottom handle The space You enter through a gate into a breezeway to find your apartment door which is on the ground level. There are 2 steps from the entrance path. Your apartment has an entry hall with a coat closet and full sized mirror, as well as a built in seat for taking on and off shoes. There is1 step down into your hallway. To the left of the hallway is a large bathroom with a free standing tub and curb less shower with a built in seat, rain and hand held shower heads. There are 2 wall faucets for the trough sink. The toilet is at ADA height. Further down the hallway is a bedroom with a King sized bed and walk in closet. The sliding glass doors open onto a patio with a lemon tree. The kitchen and living room space open up onto ceiling to floor sliding halls doors to the garden. Kitchen is equipped with a full size fridge and dishwasher. Plates, glasses and utensils are found in the pantry. To the left of the pantry behind folding doors is a washer/dryer. Also in that closet is the hand crank poll needed to lower the outside shades that can fully darken your apartment. Guest access Your apartment is private and for your use only. While the garden patio is yours exclusively, the garden and grill is shared with the owner. Other things to note San Francisco is aiming to reach 0 landfill. To do so, we sort our garbage into 3 different bins. Garbage pick up is Wednesday mornings so the bins should be placed on the curbside by Tuesday evening. Green is for compost: food scraps and soiled paper Blue is for recycling: clean glass and clean hard plastic containers Grey bin: landfill, all other garbage that you are unclear about I suggest you sort the garbage in the kitchen into the different bins provided. It's much easier to sort when you're about to throw out your garbage than afterwards when it's all mixed together. Use a brown paper bag or green compost bag (a roll is above the utility sink in the garage) for the food scraps, egg shells, and soiled paper towels, napkins and tissue Use one of the plastic bins in the pull out garbage drawer in kitchen for your clean glass, plastic water bottles and plastic containers Use the white plastic garbage bag (under the kitchen sink) for the rest of the garbage. DO NOT PLACE THIN CELLOPHANE PLASTIC IN RECYCLING OR COMPOST If you have questions, please send me a photo and I will answer where to place the item. Recology fines $500 per occurrence for placing your garbage items in the incorrect bin. Registration Details STR-0007565