Explore San Francisco Neighborhoods
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San Francisco is one of the world’s premier cities. From its most famous icon, the Golden Gate Bridge, to the exquisite Palace of Fine Arts, the city provides unrivaled attractions, museums, festivals, and art. Dining out is rich with possibilities, from organic Asian fusion to seafood caught fresh that morning.
For those who choose to live in San Francisco, the city offers a lifestyle that would be hard to match just about anywhere else on earth. The Ferry Building Marketplace at the foot of Market Street provides a year-round food emporium and a farmers’ market for local growers. Golden Gate Park attracts walkers, bicyclers, and museum-goers. The Embarcadero invites a long, lingering stroll along the waterfront before stopping for a bite to eat at one its many bayside restaurants. San Francisco inspires its residents to dream big, whether they are walking in the sand at Ocean Beach or jogging along a path at Crissy Field within sight of the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco is home to more than 40 distinct neighborhoods, each of which provides residents with a unique living experience. Standing on your deck in Sea Cliff watching the fog roll in across the Marin Headlands, you can convince yourself that you are in the Scottish Highlands. Russian Hill residents enjoy the sounds of clanging, Hyde-Powell cable cars along with dazzling views, tiny pocket parks, and outstanding international cuisine. In SOMA, where Victorian cottages exist with former printing factories turned into luxury lofts and tech company offices, inhabitants live and work in a highly walkable district. Noe Valley is popular with families. Potrero Hill, with its single-family Victorian homes, sunny weather, and killer views, offers easy commutes to downtown San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Whether you wish to sell a luxury home in Pacific Heights or buy a condominium in South Beach, Alex Kaufman will help you navigate the San Francisco real estate market. Pacific Union's real estate listings include homes for sale throughout San Francisco. Alex Kaufman works out of Pacific Union's flagship office in San Francisco located in Pacific Heights on Van Ness Avenue and Sacramento Street.
For those who choose to live in San Francisco, the city offers a lifestyle that would be hard to match just about anywhere else on earth. The Ferry Building Marketplace at the foot of Market Street provides a year-round food emporium and a farmers’ market for local growers. Golden Gate Park attracts walkers, bicyclers, and museum-goers. The Embarcadero invites a long, lingering stroll along the waterfront before stopping for a bite to eat at one its many bayside restaurants. San Francisco inspires its residents to dream big, whether they are walking in the sand at Ocean Beach or jogging along a path at Crissy Field within sight of the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco is home to more than 40 distinct neighborhoods, each of which provides residents with a unique living experience. Standing on your deck in Sea Cliff watching the fog roll in across the Marin Headlands, you can convince yourself that you are in the Scottish Highlands. Russian Hill residents enjoy the sounds of clanging, Hyde-Powell cable cars along with dazzling views, tiny pocket parks, and outstanding international cuisine. In SOMA, where Victorian cottages exist with former printing factories turned into luxury lofts and tech company offices, inhabitants live and work in a highly walkable district. Noe Valley is popular with families. Potrero Hill, with its single-family Victorian homes, sunny weather, and killer views, offers easy commutes to downtown San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Whether you wish to sell a luxury home in Pacific Heights or buy a condominium in South Beach, Alex Kaufman will help you navigate the San Francisco real estate market. Pacific Union's real estate listings include homes for sale throughout San Francisco. Alex Kaufman works out of Pacific Union's flagship office in San Francisco located in Pacific Heights on Van Ness Avenue and Sacramento Street.