891 Post
891 Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
built 191751 units11 floors
Reduced Move-In Cost
Fairway Note
Summary
Living at 891 Post puts you right in the heart of Lower Nob Hill, steps from nightlife, dining, and easy access to Union Square. This historic building, managed by Mosser Companies, offers furnished studio rooms with all-inclusive rent, making it ideal for students, young professionals, or anyone seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle in a vibrant neighborhood. You're close to everything, including public transit and tech company offices.
Quick highlights: Furnished studios with private baths · All-inclusive rent (utilities & WiFi) · Historic building (built 1917) · Common kitchen & lounge areas · Close to Union Square & tech companies.
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Studio · 1 ba — $2,200/mo
Studio 1 ba
Lowest-priced unit available now.
Available
1
Range
$2,200 – $2,200
Lease
12 months
Move-in
Available Now
The fine print
Policies & Fees
Pet Policy
Dogs✓ Allowed
Cats✓ Allowed
Dog deposit$500
Dog rent$75/mo
Cat deposit$500
Cat rent$50/mo
What's included
Amenities
- Cat Friendly
- Pet Friendly
- Dog Friendly
- Disposal
- Garbage Disposal
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Range
Location
What's Around
Property Neighborhood
Nearby Neighborhoods
Education
Nearby Schools
Public and charter schools whose attendance zones include this property.
Elementary Schools (11)
A
Chinese Immersion School At Deavila
Public·382 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
San Francisco Public Montessori
Public·112 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B+
Redding Elementary School
Public·246 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B+
Tule Elk Park Children Center
Public·89 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B+
John McLaren Children Centers
Public·28 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B+
Noriega Children Center
Public·44 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B-
Commodore Stockton Children Center
Public·22 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B-
Dolores Huerta Elementary School
Public·381 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
Marshall Elementary School
Public·247 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C
Edwin and Anita Lee Newcomer School
Public·12 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C
Mission Education Center
Public·124 students·San Francisco Unified School District
Middle Schools (21)
A
Claire Lilienthal Elementary
Public·670 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
Roosevelt Middle School
Public·657 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
Alice Fong Yu Elementary
Public·589 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
Presidio Middle School
Public·980 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
Lawton Alternative Elementary School
Public·601 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
A.P. Giannini Middle School
Public·1,193 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Marina Middle School
Public·654 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Rooftop Elementary School
Public·570 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Herbert Hoover Middle
Public·948 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Aptos Middle School
Public·857 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B+
San Francisco Community Alternative School
Public·274 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B
Francisco Middle School
Public·511 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B
Willie L. Brown Jr. Middle School
Public·313 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B
King Jr. (Martin Luther) Academic Middle School
Public·371 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B
James Denman Middle
Public·790 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B-
Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8
Public·585 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B-
Visitacion Valley Middle School
Public·311 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
Bessie Carmichael/FEC
Public·557 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
Everett Middle School
Public·467 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
James Lick Middle
Public·476 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C
Paul Revere Elementary
Public·463 students·San Francisco Unified School District
High Schools (17)
A+
Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts
Public·680 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A+
Lowell High School
Public·2,540 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
Galileo High School
Public·1,741 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
Raoul Wallenberg Traditional High
Public·551 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A
George Washington High
Public·2,008 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
The Academy - San Francisco at McAteer
Public·265 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Abraham Lincoln High
Public·2,037 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Phillip And Sala Burton Academic High School
Public·1,031 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Balboa High School
Public·1,251 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B+
Mission High School
Public·1,084 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B+
Independence High School
Public·197 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B
Ida B. Wells High
Public·179 students·San Francisco Unified School District
B-
Downtown High School
Public·147 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
O'John Connell High School
Public·483 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
S.F. International High School
Public·392 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
Thurgood Marshall Academic High School
Public·477 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
June Jordan School For Equity
Public·206 students·San Francisco Unified School District