San Francisco, CA

Alamo Square

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Neighborhood Overview

Buy:
$659K - $8.99M
For Sale on Trulia:
3 homes
Rent:
$675 - $5.5K
For Rent on Trulia:
22 homes
To Downtown San Francisco:
17 minutes
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What Locals Say about Alamo Square

  • Trulia User
    "This area is dog friendly area with wide sidewalks and lots of spots with water for dogs to drink. "
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  • Denise A.
    "Dog owners would love the park. It's very expansive and has varied terrain that would be fun for dogs to play in."
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  • Denise A.
    "The park with the famous painted ladies houses is a focal point. It's a great park that attracts people that live in the city and tourists alike. The neighborhood also has local restaurants all along Divisadero that are good."
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  • Denise A.
    "I take the Muni bus to and from work. It's very easy."
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  • Denise A.
    "It's a safe neighborhood to raise a family, and the park has a playground."
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  • Sheryl L.
    "The dog park is great for on-leash or off-leash adventures. The 'dog parents' are friendly!"
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  • D.A.
    "Alamo Square Park is very dog friendly. There are always many dogs playing, and there is even a water fountain for the dogs."
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  • AJ D.
    "A wonderful mix of historic residential buildings and unique businesses. I also love how bike-friendly the area is."
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  • Sheryl L.
    "It's got kid-friendly restaurants with outside seating, fabulous boutiques with interesting gifts and art, and a great park and playground with the iconic view of the Painted Ladies Victorians."
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  • D.A.
    "Alamo Square has a neighborhood feel within a big and bustling city. A lot of new places have opened up on Divisadero, and I love the beautiful views from the park."
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  • D.A.
    "I take the 21 Muni bus from home straight to work."
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  • AJ D.
    "The commute is easy if you use public transportation, ride, or walk."
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  • D.A.
    "It's a safe area with lots of families."
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  • AJ D.
    "There are lots of families in the neighborhood but few schools."
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  • Ashley J.
    "There are plenty of dog parks around, plus several dog walkers in the area if you are ever in a bind. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Everyone will love your dog because it truly is a dog city."
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  • Ashley J.
    "I love this eclectic part of the city! It's quiet in some areas, but other spots are crowded with people and shops. It is a perfect area to live in. I love the weekend because that's when the farmers' markets set up, festivals happen, and I get the chance to have a picnic at the park. I love being able to to take nice strolls In my neighborhood, too."
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  • Ashley J.
    "I commute by public transportation. Or, sometimes, depending on the weather, I take a Lyft or Uber."
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  • Ashley J.
    "I see lots of children and families here. It is very family friendly."
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  • Miguel e.
    "Fantastic central location with 5 bus lines . Beautiful ornate grand houses, many from 1800's Complete around view of SF from the Park and one of the most photograph spots in the City."
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  • Betty
    "I have lived in this neighborhood since 1991.You can walk to Golden Gate Park, Japan Town, Haight Ashbury, The Castro and the Marina. It's very pet friendly with 2 large designated areas for dogs. The recently renovated kids play area is wonderful. As a single woman, I have always felt safe. "
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