Things We Love Most

At A Glance

THE NEIGHBORS

Largest and most populous neighborhood in the city.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A break from the hustle and bustle of city life.

THE LIFESTYLE

Laid back urban retreat where you can spend a day in the park or at the beach.

UNEXPECTED APPEAL

Cooler temperatures and foggy mornings give way to beautiful sunsets.

NEIGHBORHOOD AESTHETIC

A mix of architectural styles, single-family homes and buildings exhibiting simple and utilitarian designs.

YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH

The natural beauty and the laid back vibe.

Located In Sunset

Nearby Neighborhoods

Parkside, Golden Gate Heights, Cole Valley, West Portal, Inner Parkside, Forrest Hill, Golden Gate Park

East to West Boundaries

Pacific Ocean along the Great Highway to the west, 7th Ave. to the east

North to South Boundaries

Golden Gate Park along Lincoln Way to the north, Taraval St. to the south

Commute Times

  • Financial District via auto: 40 minutes
  • Financial District via transit: 40 minutes
  • South San Francisco via auto: 40 minutes
  • Silicon Valley via auto: 80 minutes
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AROUND THE BLOCK

The Sunset District is one of the largest and most diverse neighborhoods in San Francisco, covering a large area on the city's western sides. The housing stock in the neighborhood is diverse, ranging from modest homes and apartments to large, upscale residences.

WHAT TO EXPECT

The area is known for its stunning natural beauty, including the Pacific Ocean, Golden Gate Park, and Lands End's rugged cliffs.

THE LIFESTYLE

The community is family-friendly, with many parks and playgrounds. The multiple commercial centers offer vibrant food scenes, with restaurants, cafes, and markets serving diverse cuisine, including traditional Chinese dim sum and artisanal ice cream. The neighborhood also has a strong sense of community, with many locally owned and operated businesses that give the area an authentic feel.

UNEXPECTED APPEAL

While the mornings can be cool and foggy the afternoons can give way to the most beautiful sunsets. Enjoy a stroll along the beach and watch the sun meet the horizon.

NEIGHBORHOOD AESTHETIC

The architecture in the Sunset District is predominantly of the mid-20th century style, with many homes and buildings constructed in the 1940s and 1950s. The neighborhood features a mix of architectural styles, including Spanish Colonial, Art Deco, and Modernist, with many buildings exhibiting simple and utilitarian designs.

YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH

When the fog lifts in the Sunset, you’ll find one of San Francisco’s most livable urban neighborhoods.

Available Homes in The Sunset