Central San Francisco

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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....
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....
Cole Valley Tree-lined streets, grand Victorian and Edwardian homes, and a neighborhood commercial district where everyone knows your name...that’s Cole Valley. Close to the Haight, Buena Vista Park, and Golden Gate Park, it’s a quaint enclave with an early...
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....
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...
Duboce Triangle Just north of the Castro and south of the Lower Haight, Duboce Triangle is a bustling neighborhood that’s got something for almost everyone: Duboce Park for families with kids and/or dogs, easy transit options for commuters, tree-lined streets f...
Glen Park Once dismissed as 'south of Noe Valley,' Glen Park is now embraced and adored for an I-280 on-ramp to Silicon Valley and a BART station to everywhere else. Start your day with coffee at a not-a-corporate-copycat coffeehouse in the heart of the v...
Haight Ashbury Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Grateful Dead. 1968. Victorians, Edwardians, street punks, and skater kids. Everyone has an idea of what the Haight should be. Come discover what it actually is for yourself....
Mission Dolores Not quite the Mission, not quite the Castro, Mission Dolores is a bustling, centrally located neighborhood with some iconic San Francisco attractions. The crown jewels of the neighborhood are Dolores Park and Mission Dolores, the oldest Spanish ...
Noe Valley Stroller paradise. Tech-bro ground zero. Sunny, sedate, central. Once upon a time home searches began in Pacific Heights and settled for Noe Valley. Now home searches begin in Noe Valley and settle for Pacific Heights....
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 ...
The Castro Irish families once built proud Victorians and Edwardians. Urban flight left dilapidated ladies past their prime to be restored by a community of loving outcasts. Then it was embraced as revitalization, now it would be called gentrification. Har...
Twin Peaks San Francisco's highest point was developed beginning in the 1960s. Mid-century construction, utilitarian buildings, and jaw-dropping views of downtown and the East Bay when the wind and fog relent. ...
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