District 5 (Central)
Twins Peaks
The beautiful Twin Peaks neighborhood offers some of the most dramatic glimpses of San Francisco within the city. Amazing views and unique vistas are plentiful, allowing residents to get a view of the Bay Area that they wouldn’t see in any other neighborhoods. Many locals enjoy hiking around Twin Peaks Boulevard, which forms a figure […]
Parnassus Heights
Parnassus Heights is a subtle neighborhood located along the Mt. Sutro open-space preserve. Located up the hill from Cole Valley, Parnassus Heights has a distinct personality from its southern neighbor. UCSF’s Parnassus Heights campus is located here, giving the community a hip vibe with plenty of college students. However, it is still a great place […]
Noe Valley
Noe Valley is a neighborhood of differences. Regardless of your political affiliation, income level, or career choice, there is a place for you in this family-friendly community. Noe Valley is a shopper-friendly district that features lively bookstores, coffee shops, and bistros, and it is a great place to relax after a long day at work. […]
Mission Dolores
If you’re looking for a sunny, San Francisco neighborhood with a central location, be sure to add Mission Dolores to your list of places to check out. This iconic neighborhood is home to some of the oldest buildings in the city, including the Mission San Francisco de Asis. Mission Dolores is home to many famous […]
Haight Ashbury
Haight Ashbury is a colorful San Francisco neighborhood that offers emblems of the city’s counterculture. In fact, this was the setting of the 1967 “Summer of Love”, and this rich history allows the Haight Ashbury to thrive today. Featuring unique architecture, vintage shopping, and old record stores, this community attracts a diverse crowd. It features […]
Glen Park
Glen Park is a cheerful, hillside neighborhood named for the dramatic canyon park found at the heart of the community. Nestled against the eastern face of Twin Peaks, Glen Park features narrow streets and turn-of-the-century homes that sit high above the curbside. Architecture here is predominantly Victorian, although dramatic, newer construction types are popping up […]
Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights (Castro, Liberty Hill)
Eureka Valley is a quiet, residential neighborhood that is made up of sub-neighborhoods, including Dolores Heights, the Castro, and Liberty Hill. It is a popular neighborhood for families and young professionals, specifically for its acceptance of the LGBT community. The neighborhood serves as a true representation for a classic San Francisco experience with pockets of […]
Duboce Triangle
The Duboce Triangle neighborhood is found in the Upper Market District, and it offers a variety of attractive homes. Sometimes called Mint Hill after the U.S. Mint, the neighborhood is found on a steep, rock cliff that overlooks the intersection of Market and Duboce Streets. Many properties here feature Victorian architecture with well-maintained yards. The […]
Corona Heights
The small, affluent community of Corona Heights is found to the south of Buena Vista Park. With its high elevation, the neighborhood offers spectacular views of San Francisco. Whether you’re looking for a modern home or a Victorian abode, both are available in Corona Heights. Single-family style and multi-unit residences are also available. Corona Heights […]
Cole Valley
If you are looking for a small neighborhood with lots of character and plenty of delicious restaurants, be sure to check out Cole Valley. Many restaurants and cafes are found along Cole Street, including Padrecito, Zazie, and the Ice Cream Bar. There are plenty of small businesses, like Cole Hardware, and remnants of Cole Valley’s […]
