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For $1,200 per month in San Francisco, you can rent a bunk bed in a shared room in a 25-person house

For $1,200 per month in San Francisco, you can rent a bunk bed in a shared room in a 25-person house
Thelife2 min read

1042 folsom

sfbay.craigslist.org

The roommates of 1042 Folsom in San Francisco, where bunk beds go for $1,200 a month.

If you're a 20-something living in San Francisco, there are places offering reasonable enough rent - you might have just to sleep in a shared room with a bunk bed to get it.

A new Craigslist ad for 1042 Folsom Street actually sounds pretty fun. The ad says it's hunting for new housemates, and the current tenants are frequent beer drinkers, kickball players and gym rats.

The only problem is a single room will run you $1,700, while a more affordable $1,200 option in the same home means you'll be sharing it with others, sleeping in a bunk bed.

Oh, and there are about 25 other people also living in this house. So it's kind of like MTV's "The Real World," just slightly smaller quarters and fewer amenities.

The roommates have put together a website to recruit other 20-something roommates. Here's what they say the home you could bunk up in is like:

  • The home is 3 stories and it was recently rebuilt
  • The main floor is a common area with basic rooms like a kitchen, library, outdoor deck, laundry room, a game room, etc. There's a dart board, a ping pong table and the roommates say Foosball may be coming soon.
  • But fear not, there's DirectTV and fast wifi
  • There are 55 rooms scattered throughout the other 2 floors; some rooms are for doubles (the bunk beds!) and others are singles.
  • The bathroom situation for all these people isn't terrible. It's kind of like a college dorm. The roommates advertise "12 private toilets and "10 private showers."

So, what would your 25 roommates be like? Many of them work in tech, but they know how to "get down."

"A typical week at the Negev consist of turn up Tuesday's and thirsty Thursday's to prepare our livers for the weekend," the Craigslist ad states. "Once the weekend arrives its not uncommon to find housemates across the street at 1015 Folsom, chillin at Delores park, playing in our kickball league, or having the occasional keg party. Once Sunday night rolls around, we all turn down and get together to eat Sunday family dinners provided by the house."

Sound like a place you want to live? Here's the link to apply. And here's the Craigslist ad:

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