Pacific Heights is defined by an assortment of unique communities, including Western Addition, which is filled with historic, regal Victorian and Edwardian homes. Similar neighborhoods include Anza Vista and the Panhandle, a small but densely concentrated area of trendy bars and restaurants. (more)

Nearby, Hayes Valley has evolved into a hip and revitalized neighborhood following the destruction of the central freeway. Shortly after the damaged freeway was removed, the community transformed. Alamo Square, famous for its “postcard row,” is filled with Victorian houses and buildings back-dropped by downtown skyscrapers. Lower Pacific Heights is a neighborhood accessible to professionals. Residents appreciate the proximity to highways, the Financial District and Union Square, as well as a nice selection of lovely homes and condominiums. The Haight is comprised of four of the most desirable neighborhoods. Pacific Heights is a prime San Francisco residential location with some of the finest homes the city has to offer. In addition to estates, Pacific Heights has gorgeous co-ops and bridge-to-bridge view properties that overlook the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco Bay and Alcatraz Island. The Marina is a young, vibrant neighborhood and is home to the Marina Green. Marina is defined by luxurious Mediterranean-style homes, upscale shopping, trendy restaurants along with Fort Mason and the Palace of Fine Arts. Located between Pacific Heights and the Marina, Cow Hollow is a popular neighborhood consisting of beautiful properties with specialty shops and restaurants. Real estate here includes quaint Edwardian and Victorian. Presidio Heights is a small, rare jewel in the North District and is architecturally renowned for its elegant mansions and ornate properties.