As south as you can go and still be in San Francisco. Once home to Candlestick Park, now home to office parks and several condominium developments. While the Candlestick Recreation Area may be windswept and solitary today, the future for this neighborhood calls for thousands of homes and a new neighborhood core.
Candlestick Point Neighborhood Vibe
Until recently, the neighborhood was most noted for the 49ers stadium. It’s been demolished to make way for future development, leaving several large condo developments, an office park, and the Candlestick recreation area.
Popular Candlestick Point Home Styles
With only a few streets and lots of open space, Candlestick Point is mainly home to condos and just a handful of single-family homes. The condos are newer — midrises built in the early 2000s, while the single-family homes date mainly to the 1960s.
Getting Around in Candlestick Point
Car. Definitely a car. There are a couple of Muni bus lines that skirt the edges of this neighborhood, but most homes have parking for at least one car and often more. Future development in the area will likely bring increased public transportation options, but for now, you’ll need a car to get to work and shopping.