“The American Dream starts with the neighborhoods.” – Harvey Milk

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1441 14th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94122

$1,495,000 | 2, 1, 2

MLS# 423908154

This 1920's-era home has a delightfully updated kitchen and bath while charming original details abound and offers a two or three-bed layout. Perfectly located in the heart of one of SF's perennially favored nabes, you'll enjoy original details like the...

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Head For The Heights

How many neighborhoods in San Francisco have ‘heights’ in their name? 17, according to the San Francisco multiple listing service. Explore them all:

Ashbury Heights Postcard perfect pads-n-palaces perched atop a hill. Gaze over Cole Valley to the Pacific. Or ramble through Buena Vista Park with your pooch. You're on top of your game and on top of your hill....

Bayview Heights You probably didn't know this neighborhood was a thing -- it's a tiny triangle of land bounded by the 101 to the west, Bayview Park to the east, and the industrial land of the Bayview to the north. It's similar in style to the Bayview, except no...

Bernal Heights Once a San Francisco skunkworks flying pirate flags filled with humble Victorian cottages owned by ladies who loved ladies and looked forward to long dog walks. Then it gentrified. Silicon Valley stock options splurged on homes here. Dwell magaz...

Buena Vista Heights Postcard perfect pads-n-palaces perched atop a hill. Gaze over Cole Valley to the Pacific. Or ramble through Buena Vista Park with your pooch. You're on top of your game and on top of your hill....

Clarendon Heights Clarendon Heights is what it would look like if you re-built Pacific Heights at the top of Twin Peaks in the 1960s. Large, sloping lots that assume you have at least two cars. Bridge to bridge views. The land of former mayors and current moguls....

Corona Heights Above it all but still in the thick of it, with a great neighborhood dog run, park, and community museum/center. Winding curves, steep hills, jaw-dropping views, sudden changes in direction. You aren't lost. You're in Corona Heights....

Diamond Heights Above it all and sometimes in the fog, Diamond Heights has some great mid-century homes in the neighborhood overlooking Noe Valley. Diamond Heights Village dominates the neighborhood with nearly 400 condos, some of which have incredible downtown...

Dolores Heights Liberty Hill. The sweet, sweet homes surrounding Dolores Park. Gaze at the downtown skyline after a walk through Dolores Park with the pooch. Not quite Noe Valley or the Castro and rising above Mission Dolores, Dolores Heights is home to some of...

Golden Gate Heights Views, views, and more views. On a clear day, the Farallon Islands poke out of the Pacific and make for a beautiful sunset. Many locals don’t even know Golden Gate Heights is a place, but you know it when you’re there -- above it all, with a vie...

Ingleside Heights Ingleside is a lot more down-to-earth than some of its swankier neighbors to the north, and it’s also a lot more affordable. Homes tend to be modest, some in the same family for generations. Unexpected views of downtown add to the attraction of ...

Laurel Heights Laurel Heights: east of Jordan Park and south of that ridiculous parking lot behind Laurel Village where you can loop infinitely while seeking parking. Across the street from Presidio Heights, and so much more than the UCSF campus and a strip ma...

Lower Pacific Heights Historic cottage row, Fillmore Street shops, and Pacific Heights style, just down the hill a smidge. A vibrant neighborhood that blends the best of Western Addition and Pacific Heights with classic sprinkles of San Francisco history....

Merced Heights A tiny neighborhood, just two blocks by 12 blocks in size. But pay attention to the “Heights” in the name -- that altitude creates views for days. It’s strictly residential, with not even a corner store in the mix....

Monterey Heights While you may have never heard of this neighborhood, you'll realize the name perfectly describes it: North of Monterey on a hill with views to the Pacific Ocean. Nestled between St. Francis Wood, Sherwood Forest, and Westwood Highlands lies a co...

Pacific Heights The grand estates of San Francisco. Commanding views. Lavishly large lots. Neighbors that you could name drop, but that's not your style. Pacific Heights says it all, without saying a word. ...

Parnassus Heights Parnassus Heights has, well, climbed. Once home to one of San Francisco's most beloved authors (Armistead Maupin, of "Tales of the City" fame), and still home to one of our most enchanting streets, it's a subtle kind of special. Nestled against ...

Presidio Heights Where palatial estates actually are palatial estates. Le Petit Trianon, to name just one. Notable homes by notable San Francisco architects like Bernard Maybeck, Ernest Coxhead, Julia Morgan, William F. Knowles, and Willis Polk. Walk north to th...

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Visit the Valleys

Afraid of the ‘heights’? Perhaps a low-lying area is more your style? We offer you the 4-ish* neighborhoods with valley in their name. * The Castro is known as Eureka Valley/Dolores in the San Francisco MLS, so we include it.