The Richmond district, is one of the city’s residential corners, which borders the Presidio in the north and Golden Gate Park in the south. It’s one of the city’s quietest parts and is known for its fast access to some of the most scenic views near the city including beaches and cliffs. Throughout these lively neighborhoods you will find some historical sites as well. Throughout the district you’ll find plenty of amazing restaurants and museums to spend quality time with friends and family. No matter if you are looking for Victorian or Edwardian style or rather a more modern condo, you’ll find captivating options if you are searching for the classical San Francisco experience in a family-friendly environment for reasonable budgets.
In the central west, just below Golden Gate Park, you’ll come across the center of the Sunset District, which offers you the authentic small-town feel while still living minutes from the hustle and bustle of a big city. This delightful area is especially attractive to beach lovers and inhabitants who enjoy meeting their neighbors and shopping local. You are only a hop on the L-Taraval Muni or N-Judah light rail system away from downtown. This area has some excellent schools as well as real estate offerings for all budgets. You can find modest homes up to magnificent Golden Gate heights homes.This area is best for people looking for a welcoming community.
In the south-western suburbs you’ll be able to find some exciting staples such as the San Francisco Zoo, Stonestown Galleria mall, The Olympic Club and San Francisco’s State University campus. If you enjoy spending time outdoors, this is an area for you! This area offers a beautiful 5 mile jog or stroll around Lake Merced or even an afternoon round of golf in the neighborhood course. This district is a also a great option for those commuting to the Peninsula or the South Bay on I-280. Here you’ll discover some of the city’s more reasonable priced single-family homes in well-maintained and warm, family-friendly neighbourhoods.
Twin Peaks West is located on the southwest of Twin Peaks and Mt. Davidson. This arboreous district offers gorgeous landscape and scenic architecture. Some of San Francisco’s most reputable neighbourhoods are based in this area, with the prestigious St. Francis Wood in its heart. Separated and more private homes with very well maintained yards and bigger lots make this area such a peaceful and beautiful place. Nearby you can find the West Portal neighborhood which is popular for shopping and features charming, detailed homes.This district offers delicious restaurants, excellent schools, a library and wonderful houses while maintaining a locals-only touch.
District 5 is the perfect location for everybody wanting to be in the middle of everything, as this central district has a lot to offer. Geographically it is San Francisco’s heart but at the same time it displays the city’s diversity. In this area you’ll find the celebrated Castro and Haight-Ashbury, as well as more family friendly neighbourhoods such as Glen Park and Noe Valley. There are an infinite number of bakeries, cafes and restaurants to discover and what you might even find more attractive; it is one of the city’s sunniest areas. You will find all types of homes here, from single-family properties, apartments or flats to condos and lofts up to the original, embellished Victorians in the hillside district and Parnassus heights homes.
The Central-northern district, formerly know as Western Addition, was one of the only regions to survive the devastating 1906 earthquake. So as a result most of the architecture, you’ll find many buildings over a hundred years old. If you’re fond of Victorian style, this place will warm your heart. But if you are a more contemporary style person you can find some trendy shops and nice restaurants in Hayes valley with a high concentration of condominiums. If you are looking for more glamorous homes you’d find them in (Lower) Pacific Heights, while Anza Vista is well recognized for its Bauhaus style.
Comprised of four of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city, District 7 – also called “old San Francisco” - lays on the northern edge of San Francisco. This prestigious area is recognized for its enormous single-family homes and upscale condos, based in the Marina and Cow Hollow with the famous mansions of Pacific Heights. Some of the city’s most scenic views can be seen from here, including Angel Island, Golden gate Bridge and Alcatraz. If you are into luxury shopping you wouldn’t want to miss the Fillmore, Union and Chestnut streets or the well manicured greenery of Crissy Field and Marina Green.
District 8 is home of some of San Francisco’s biggest tourist attractions such as the Fisherman’s Wharf, Coit Tower, Union Square, Financial District, Chinatown, cable cars and city hall - all of those postcard worthy scenes can be found here. But this area is much more than just a tourist hub. It’s a cultural and lively district for entertainment and cultural loving people. The SF Opera and Ballet, Asian Art Museum, Supreme Court, court of appeals and the public library are all based in this vivid area. It is very easy to get around with good organized public transport. Whatever your heart desires you’ll be able to find it in district 8 - from elegant condominiums to newer neighborhoods, the northeastern district can be whatever you make out of it. It’s a very energetic, diverse and lively area.
One of San Francisco fastest growing areas is with no doubt district 9, the central east. Here you will encounter the hip Dogpatch and the AT&T Park. Mostly driven by the tech industry Yerba Buena, Mission bay, SoMa, South Beach aim to a clientele base more drawn to elegance or enhanced living, from fancy condos to charming family homes, this district offers whatever you might desire. In the Mission you’ll feel the vibrant Latino ambiance due to their large community. And on top of all of it, it is very easy access thanks to weekend getaways through Highways 101, I-80 and I-280.
This district 10 or southeast district is ideal for people searching for an area with an established community, diverse demographics and an enormous growth potential. There are many charming neighbourhoods such as Little Hollywood or Portola. This part of the city is especially sunny, perfect if you a nature lover and enjoy visiting parks and playgrounds as it is nearby Candlestick Point Recreation are and the Bay such as many parks and playgrounds.
