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Pacific Heights

Without question, Pacific Heights is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in San Francisco. With beautiful mansions, manicured yards, and access to miles of green space and hiking trails in the Presidio, this neighborhood is one of San Francisco’s most elite and most expensive.

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The Vibe

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The Vibe

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The Vibe

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Art & Culture

Residents enjoy Fillmore’s art galleries, or catch a flick at the art deco Clay Theatre.

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Art & Culture

Residents enjoy Fillmore’s art galleries, or catch a flick at the art deco Clay Theatre.

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Art & Culture

Residents enjoy Fillmore’s art galleries, or catch a flick at the art deco Clay Theatre.

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Art & Culture

Residents enjoy Fillmore’s art galleries, or catch a flick at the art deco Clay Theatre.

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Food & Nightlife

From Michelin-rated meals to relaxed bistros, Pacific Heights offers dining options for every occasion. For a night out, Fillmore Street has a number of fine restaurants, including Atelier Crenn whose female chef was the first in the U.S. to earn two Michelin stars, New Orleans inspired Elite Café and Dosa on Fillmore, with its authentic South Indian dishes. Shopping is also focused on Fillmore, with an emphasis on women’s clothing and luxury items. The street is peppered with nice gift boutiques, bath-and-body shops and consignment stores. After shopping, residents often settle into a sidewalk café and watch the world go by.

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  • The Neighborhood

    Pacific Heights is a tranquil, elegant neighborhood comprised of large single-family homes abutting a beautiful urban forest. Because Pacific Heights escaped the devastation of the 1906 earthquake, some of the oldest, grandest, and largest homes in the city can be found here, including: Victorians, Edwardians, Mission Revivals, and French chateaus. The neighborhood is generally quiet and residential, with the majority of its activity clustered around Fillmore Street.

  • What To Expect

    With its blocks of mansions and cinemascope views of the bay, the Golden Gate Bridge and the city make Pacific Heights a favorite with both visitors and film makers. The view from Broadway and Divisadero, more than 350 feet above sea level, can elicit a gasp from even the most jaded San Franciscan.

  • Lifestyle

    Two parks with spectacular views reflect the neighborhood’s tasteful elegance: Lafayette and Alta Plaza. Each one harks back to an age when parks were meant for strolling. On sunny days, residents are drawn to Lafayette Park, a great place to bask in the sun, read a good book or walk their dog. Alta Plaza Park, a few blocks to the west, has tennis courts, a playground and panoramic city views. Residents desiring a longer walk, run or jog, can head downhill to Marina Green and Crissy Field.

  • The Market

    The neighborhood’s varied architectural styles include: Edwardian, Victorian, Mission Revival and Chateau. In more recent years, apartment houses and condo buildings have sprinkled in. Developers are still finding space for new housing amidst the area’s many historic mansions. Old gas stations, vacant lots, and a former dentistry school have been turned into a new generation of premium homes, with the last undergoing a major conversion to become a rare multi-unit building.

Pacific Heights

Neighborhood Stats

  • Active Listings*: 24
  • Sold Listings*:
  • Median Sales Price*: $5,345,000
  • Average Days On Market*:
  • Sales To List Price*: 94%
*Trailing 6-month data as of 1/8/2024*
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2006 Washington Street #10

$35,000,000
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2799 Broadway

$32,000,000
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2898 Broadway Street

$32,000,000
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