A look inside the apartment, finally!

This is our apartment door. On the outside. Not bad, eh?
Voici notre porte d’entree depius l’exterieur (couloir). Pas mal, non?
Pine Street apartment door

Walking into the foyer, the bathroom with clawfoot tub is on the right.
Et voila l’entree, avec a droite la salle de bain, et une baignoire a l’ancienne.
Pine Street apartment bathroom with clawfoot tub

From the bedroom, this is a glimpse of both bay windows.
Depuis la chambre, une vue des deux fenêtres victoriennes.
Pine Street view from bedroom towards front of apartment

This is the bedroom bay window in all its glory.
Et la, la fenêtre de la chambre dans toute sa splendeur.
Pine Street bay window in bedroom

Looking out the window and down Pine Street.
Le vue de notre rue, Pine St, typique San Francisco.
Pine Street apartment view from window

Turning around in the bedroom and facing the foyer and living room.
Et on se retourne, regardant dans la chambre, l’entree et le salon.
Pine Street view from bedroom towards center of apartment

Close up of the hardwood floor detailing.
Detail du parquais.
Pine Street apartment hardwood detailing close up

In the kitchen, there’s a door in the pantry door.
Dans la cuisine, il y a une porte dans la porte qui mene a un petit cajibis.
Pine Street apartment pantry door with a door

And finally for fun, I whipped together a floorplan.
Et pour le plaisir, voici un plan de l’appart fait maison.
Pine Street apartment floorplan

My previous post on finding the apartment is here: The great San Francisco apartment hunt ends!

Update: French translations by Stephanie for family and friends.

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Quite nice.

holy crap that’s BEAUTIFUL. I love the door-in-the-door and the hardwood detailing. drool. :-)

Oh God, nice.

Congratulations!
Love the pic of the view from the window.

does the clawfoot get wifi reception? this is very important for work-from-home.

Nice layout. Freakin’ huge rooms considering the vast majority of places in the city (think classic labyrinth sans minotaur). Looks awesome, man. Great location, too.

I literally got chills looking at these photos. What a dream apartment!

JS: the clawfoot will get wireless reception, by god! Though I’m more of an in-bed (as opposed to an in-bath) laptopper myself.

Matt: the photos add a certain ginormity to the space, in reality it’s only about 600sq ft. But the room layout—especially the always-open double pocket doors between the bedroom and living room really open things up.

Gonna have to make sure I always make the bed I guess.

Well done, the apartment looks great!

Need to see kitchen, you love to cook, and no kitchen pict. Is there something wrong with it since everything else is so nice?

The kitchen is small and somewhat darker than the other rooms, so it was hard to find a good angle that wasn’t just half the stove and a refridgerator or vice versa—both of which you’ve seen before. I admit the linoleum is pretty gaudy, which detracts from the overall aesthetic appeal.

Bien reçu les photos de ton nouveau home si tu pouvais nous envoyer les commentaires en francais, notre anglais est plutot restreint. Christophe en fera une copie pour mamie. Bisous.

Justin, thank you very much for the pictures and I’m very happy for both of you. The apartment looks very nice and has a character as you both have. It’s a compliment!

You deserve to have something special and I wish you a very happy time in SF.

Here eveything is fine and I send you many kisses and all my love.

I love you both. Mom

Justin, what did you use to draw the floorplan? And congrats. This apartment reminds me of one I rented in an old Cleveland neighborhood.

Anton, thanks. I used a trial version of SmartDraw for the floorplan.

Chris, I’m glad you enjoyed the pictures. I’ll try to get some more up once we’re officially moved in next weekend and everything is set up.

From what I hear (and see) via Stephanie, it sounds (and looks) like you’re doing splendidly. Definitely hope to visit you some time in the future.

Yay! What a beautiful apartment.

Justin, are you still in this apt? just curious..

ahh, old wooden windows. half your rent goes to keeping that doublehung near the tub workable/openable :-)