The Foundry Guerrero Hacker House

Foundry Guerrero is a furnished coliving house in the heart of San Francisco's Mission District, designed around early-stage founders who want momentum, community, and zero apartment-hunting overhead. You move in with one suitcase: bed, desk, fast wifi, weekly cleaning, group dinners, and a bi-weekly mastermind are all included from day one. It's built for founders who've just landed in SF and need to skip the 6-week craigslist grind, sign a lease, set up utilities, find roommates, and instead start building the same week they arrive.

Guerrero is four blocks west of Mission Dolores Park, close enough for morning runs, weekend resets, and the kind of casual sunset hangs where you actually meet other founders without having to schedule a coffee. The park draws SF's tech scene every Saturday: there's always someone on a picnic blanket who'll turn into a useful conversation about distribution, hiring, or whatever you're stuck on this week. The Valencia and Mission corridors a few blocks east give you one of the densest cafe + restaurant clusters in the city, so your day-to-day rhythm (coffee in the morning, lunch with a customer, dinner with a co-founder) happens inside a 10-minute walking radius.

16th St Mission BART is a 5-minute walk east. From there: ~30 minutes to downtown SF (Embarcadero/Montgomery), ~35 minutes to Powell, and ~50 minutes door-to-door to SFO. If you're pitching at YC, taking partner meetings on Sand Hill, or commuting to a customer office in SoMa, you're not stuck in 101 traffic. You're on the train. The 14 Mission and 49 Van Ness buses run a few blocks away if you're heading north or to the Castro; Lyft and Uber pickups are reliable here at any hour.

Guerrero suits founders who want energy + access + culture all in one block: people building seed/series-A startups, attending founder events 3-4 nights a week, and who care about being in the most lively part of SF without paying solo-apartment rates. If you're weighing this house vs. our Western Addition or Lone Mountain locations: Guerrero leans into nightlife, food, and walkability; the others lean quieter and more park-adjacent.