Noe and Cole Valleys, The Castro and Haight

20-Minutes to Everywhere: Neighborhoods in District 5

San Francisco’s District 5 – home to cultural centers like the Haight-Ashbury and Castro neighborhoods – is located smack-dab in the heart of the city. With entertainment, dining and shopping options galore, as well as a mix of family friendly neighborhoods, the district is one of the most desirable in San Francisco.

The Haight-Ashbury is might be the district’s most famous neighborhood. It’s well known for its quirky shops along Haight Street and proximity to Golden Gate Park, as well as its storied “Summer of Love” past. Some of the city’s finest Victorian homes are located here.

The Castro, the LBGTQ center of San Francisco, is also an established and historic neighborhood. Along Castro Street, residents enjoy access to shopping, entertainment and dining, as well as stately renovated Victorians.

But the district is also home to beautiful neighborhoods like Noe Valley and Twin Peaks.

SaveBoth offer an urban feel, while maintaining plenty of serenity, and the real estate market is bustling. Noe Valley and Twin Peaks offer a variety of refurbished homes, as well as new construction condos – and young professionals and families are flocking.

District 5’s Duboce Triangle micro-neighborhood is well-connected to the Castro, Haight, Mission and Downtown – and it’s a prime location for new condo developments. And Corona Heights and Ashbury Heights offer buyers a plethora of vibrant and beautiful single-family homes and Victorians.

This centrally located neighborhood is walkable; well-connected to all of San Francisco via public transportation; and the real estate is an eclectic mix of historic and contemporary. And those are prime reasons home prices in the district are on an upward trend.

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Century, Market-Octavia Corridor
  • Century, Market-Octavia Corridor
  • This 5-story unique condominium complex offers 22 1- and 2-bedroom residences, with two floors of retail spaces. The building is designed to take advantage of natural light and space.
  • Phone Number: 415-813-5083
  • Display Address: 2200 Market Street
The Linea
  • The Linea
  • Sales started only a few months ago and the building is already 50% sold. Once sales reach 51% there will most likely be a price increase. Given the design, location, amenities and relatively low HOA dues it is no wonder that it is popular.
  • Phone Number: 415-813-5083
  • Display Address: 8 Buchanan Street
3 Bedroom
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35 Dolores Street
  • 35 Dolores Street
  • 35 Dolores is uniquely situated on the Market Street corridor, at the intersection of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods – Hayes Valley, the Castro, Duboce Triangle and the Mission. Hayes Valley’s patisseries and haute couture boutiques are but a short walk away, as is Duboce Triangle’s namesake park.
  • Phone Number: 415-813-5083
  • Display Address: 35 Dolores Street
  • Floor plans at location:
    2 Bedroom TBA
    1 Bedroom TBA
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8 Octavia - Octavia Gateway, Market Octavia Corridor
  • 8 Octavia - Octavia Gateway, Market Octavia Corridor
  • Perched on the popular intersection of Market and Octavia streets, the new Octavia Gateway apartments are set to become an iconic centerpiece for Hayes Valley. Best known for its patisseries, trendy wine lounges and hip eateries, Hayes Valley is also a central location, bordering the Van Ness performing-arts district and the equally entertaining Castro and Mission locales.
  • Phone Number: 415-813-5083
  • Display Address: 8 Octavia Street
  • Floor plans at location:
    1 bedroom TBA
    2 bedroom TBA
    3 Bedroom TBA
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