Fairway Note
Summary
Living at the Benjamin Arms puts you right in the heart of the Tenderloin, a historic neighborhood with a gritty, artistic vibe. This classic 1915 building is perfect for those who appreciate a vintage feel and want to be close to everything, from theaters to great food spots. It's a solid choice for anyone seeking an affordable, centrally-located apartment with easy access to public transit.
Quick highlights: Historic 1915 building · Prime Tenderloin location · Classic vintage details · Managed by Meridian Management.
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Studio — $1,495/mo
Studio 1 ba 300 ft²
Lowest-priced unit available now.
Available
1
Range
$1,495 – $1,495
Lease
12 months
Move-in
Available Now
The fine print
Policies & Fees
Pet Policy
Dogs✓ Allowed
Cats✓ Allowed
Fees & Deposits
One-time fees
Application fee$25
What renters say
Reviews
Reviews
1.0
Review Summary
- The single review describes a violent encounter where a tenant threatened a visitor with a baseball bat and struck him.
- This incident highlights serious safety concerns within the building.
- 1.0 stars across 1 review.
J
Jerome Fried (thecoin1st.x)
6 months ago
I was just visiting a friend who lives in this building because he said they had vacancies and were reasonably priced, when a man approached us in the lobby. He was Asian or Philippino, and came out o...
What's included
Amenities
- Cat Friendly
- Pet Friendly
- Dog Friendly
- High Speed Internet Access
- Pre-Wired for Internet/TV
- Community Laundry Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Elevator
- Smoke Free
- Controlled Access
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-
Phillip And Sala Burton Academic High School
Public·1,031 students·San Francisco Unified School District
A-
Abraham Lincoln High
Public·2,037 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+
S.F. International High School
Public·392 students·San Francisco Unified School District
C+
O'John Connell High School
Public·483 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