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Potrero Hill
Known for its good weather, hills, and stunning views, Potrero Hill is a very popular residential neighborhood. A unique enclave of Victorians, mixed with new development lofts and condominiums, Potrero Hill defies San Francisco stereotypes.
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The Neighborhood
Hugging the curves of the city’s eastern hills, Potrero Hill residents like to think of their neighborhood as a “small village on a hill.” Many people choose to live in Potrero Hill for the sense of neighborhood, the everyone-knows-someone vibe.
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What To Expect
Potrero Hill is especially appealing to young couples who work downtown. Every street seems to have a convenient corner market. Separated from the rest of the city by highways on the east and west and warehouses to the north and south, Potrero Hill feels as if it were its own little town. The 360-degree views, quiet lifestyle, and diverse architecture make Potrero Hill an increasingly desirable area to call home.
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Lifestyle
Potrero Hill may be laid back, but there’s plenty to do without needing to leave. The neighborhood has a quietly vibrant art scene, with indie performance venues, galleries, and live local music. Farley’s coffee house, aka Community in a Cup, hosts a number of neighborhood events, including an Annual Pet Parade.
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The Market
Homes in Potrero Hill include updated Victorians that withstood the 1906 earthquake, interspersed with contemporary lofts and condos. Most homes encompass stunning views of the Financial District or the bay. Development surrounds Potrero Hill, with the southeastern slope seeing extensive revitalization, thanks to new residential construction.
Potrero Hill
Neighborhood Stats
- Active Listings*: 18
- Sold Listings*:
- Median Sales Price*: $1,000,000
- Average Days on Market*:
- Sales To List Price*: 98%
Properties
939 Kansas Street
$3,995,000
714 Rhode Island Street
$3,695,000