Its winding streets break from the grid of the Sunset District and climb up to views that stretch from the Pacific to the Golden Gate.
At the city’s foggy western edge, this orderly grid of colorful homes can claim both the beach and Golden Gate Park as its own backyard.
A 40-minute Muni ride from downtown, Ingleside flies under the radar. But with new shops and apartment buildings on Ocean Avenue, that may not last.
Down on the border with Daly City, it has a Silicon Valley–friendly location and is known as a place where you can find a (relative) deal on a home.
The colorful homes stacked in the quiet hills above the Castro enjoy views that stretch from downtown to the Golden Gate Bridge.
The colorful homes in this foggy corner out past the Golden Gate have back-door access to some of the city’s largest parks and most scenic coastline.
Locals call this sunny neighborhood full of Victorians and Edwardians “Stroller Town” because it’s home to so many families.
Way out in the city’s fog belt, locals walk from tidy rows of homes to the neighborhood parks, the shops on Taraval, or down to the beach.
These blocks south of Golden Gate Park are mostly filled with homes, but a lively cluster of shops and restaurants keeps locals happy and well fed.
Students like the low-ish rents and short walk to City College and SF State from these blocks. And a nearby BART stop is a real draw for commuters.