I lived at the Cloister Apartments at 899 Green Street, San Francisco, California during the 1990's and it was (for a studio), magnificent. The apartment faces the beautiful Bay that reflects itself through its many colours of Blues, greys, greens pallets that reflect from the positions of the sun at different times of day.

The apartment was painted a soft yellow and hold big windows the opened vertical straight out with a ledge that sits big enough to enjoy the views.

The management was very good, from New York. All utilites may be included. The rent was fair.

Russian Hill is a very fun place to live in San Francisco. The bus lines travel along Union Street to cow hollow and the Marina where shopping is around Union and further north Chestnut Street.

Walking around Russian Hill is lots of fun down the steep hill to China Town, another small downhill toward North Beach and Fishermans Wharf and of course the Financial District. This really is a great place to live and walk to work. If you want a studio apartment that is very small yet holds beautiful views. The only draw back is that the Civic Center by bus is a little difficult. There is not a direct line to the area that holds the government, libraries, museums, restaurants and entertainment.

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