The Granada is an independent living community in San Francisco, CA.
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1000 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
3.1 from 52 reviews
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The Granada Costs & Pricing
The Granada offers a competitive monthly rental rate for its studio apartments at $2,100, significantly lower than the average costs in San Francisco County, which stands at approximately $7,708 per month. When compared to the broader California market, where studio apartments average around $4,145, The Granada presents an appealing option for those seeking affordability without sacrificing quality. This positioning not only highlights The Granada's value in a high-demand area but also makes it an attractive choice for individuals and families looking to balance cost and lifestyle.
Floor plans
The Granada
San Francisco County
California
Studio
$2,100
$7,708
$4,145
Overall Review of The Granada
caveat4 reviews mention this
Bed bug risk is a major concern
Multiple residents describe bed bugs as a serious issue.
Several reviews raise bed bug concerns, including reports from people who say they noticed infestations during their stay. A few commenters also tie the problem to how well management handles resident well-being, not just the existence of the issue. At the same time, there are also reviews that say a small number of staff members help make the situation more tolerable.
common5 reviews mention this
Dining and meals are central
Dining is built around provided meals residents talk about often.
Food shows up repeatedly in reviews, with some residents describing the meals as good and satisfying, including comments about nutrition and meal quality. Others describe the dining setup as more institutional, including a cafeteria-style line, and one review criticizes the preparation and presentation. The community also offers restaurant-style dining and meal services, which aligns with how often meals are discussed in resident feedback.
common6 reviews mention this
Staff experiences are mixed
Resident feedback on staff ranges from helpful to unacceptable.
Some residents say the staff were great and that staff members were professional and helpful. Others report very poor experiences, including claims of minimal effort, slow repairs, or being treated unfairly. Overall, the reviews suggest the staff experience depends on who residents interact with and what support they need at the time.
caveat3 reviews mention this
Rooms and bathrooms vary by setup
Room and bathroom arrangements can be a drawback for some residents.
Several reviews describe the housing as not having the most straightforward private-bath setup, including comments about bathrooms not being in the room and shared bathroom arrangements. Other residents mention room differences, such as larger spaces with features like showers, while still calling out the overall old-building feel. For people who want a specific bathroom arrangement, reviews and the room offering information suggest choices may come with tradeoffs.
caveat5 reviews mention this
Low cost helps, but rent can vary
Pricing is often described as low, but rent fairness comes up.
Many reviews emphasize affordability, including statements that it is cheap or that people can move in more easily because of lower costs. At the same time, at least one review says the monthly rent is above market value for them, and another suggests the only good part is that the stay is subsidized for certain residents. Pricing may therefore feel like a major benefit for some, while others see it differently.
common2 reviews mention this
Activities can be limited by scheduling
Activities are available, but reviews mention gaps in planning.
Some residents say there are activities that help keep people social and engaged. Another review specifically points to a lack of an events calendar for residents, suggesting activity details and scheduling may not always be communicated clearly. The community lists both on-site and off-site activities, which fits the idea that activities exist but may vary in how smoothly they’re organized.
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Features
Types of Care
Independent Living
Amenities
Activities off-site
Activities on-site
Bath tubs
Indoor common areas
Wheelchair accessible showers
Transportation
Metropolitan Oakland International (12 miles away)
San Francisco International (12 miles away)
Dining
Anytime dining
Meals provided
Restaurant style dining
Activities
Activities off-site
Activities on-site
Nearby Places of Interest
This part of San Francisco, California offers a convenient and vibrant urban lifestyle while also providing access to essential amenities for senior living. With several pharmacies in close proximity, obtaining medications and healthcare essentials is easily accessible. The area is also surrounded by beautiful parks such as Huntington Park and Lafayette Park, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation. Additionally, there are a variety of restaurants and cafes nearby, providing diverse dining options. For entertainment, there are theaters like AMC Metreon 16 within reasonable distance. Transportation is readily available with the San Francisco Caltrain Station just 1.5 miles away, making it easy to explore the city or visit loved ones. Overall, this neighborhood provides a well-rounded environment with everything seniors may need for a comfortable and enjoyable retirement lifestyle.
The Granada offers a competitive monthly rental rate for its studio apartments at $2,100, significantly lower than the average costs in San Francisco County, which stands at approximately $7,708 per month. When compared to the broader California market, where studio apartments average around $4,145, The Granada presents an appealing option for those seeking affordability without sacrificing quality. This positioning not only highlights The Granada's value in a high-demand area but also makes it an attractive choice for individuals and families looking to balance cost and lifestyle.
The Granada on seniors.fyi includes 8 photos including images showing interior, decor, bedroom, living room, seating area, table and chairs, lighting, minimalist, and more.
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Independent Living
Activities off-site
Bath tubs
Indoor common areas
Wheelchair accessible showers
Metropolitan Oakland International (12 miles away)
Anytime dining
Prime SF location with abundant nearby dining, parks, and healthcare options.
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