Lower Haight
San Francisco, California Homes for Sale
About Lower Haight
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $899,000 to $2,450,000
Closed Prices: $735,000 to $4,150,120
Median Sale Price: $1,526,000
Average $ per sq ft: $896
Association Fee Ranges: $0 to $813.24/mo, $0 to $658.04
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1895 to 2007
Sq. Ft.: 555 to 3497 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 0 to 5 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 0 to 4 Bathrooms
Lot Size: 0 - 1 acres
Around Lower Haight
Most of the neighborhood is covered with old Victorian-style houses that the city is famous for. Lower Haight has a more suburban feel than the southern half of the neighborhood. Residences near Baker Street are quite lively and have many college residents who play sports and have picnics in the neighboring Buena Vista Park. Lower Haight is also home to a few unique galleries nestled in between residential houses right off the main street. They offer some edgier pieces than you would normally find in other touristy areas.
In comparison to most places in San Francisco, the Lower Haight can be a haven for meat eaters. Head over to Haight and Fillmore Streets for places to grab a bite if you're craving pizza, burgers, or even some sausages and beer. However, if you're looking to just grab a cup of coffee or have a light lunch, Baker Street has spots that serve more than a meat-stacked sandwich. Everything from spicy soups to veggie burgers, you're sure to find what you're taste buds are looking for.
Just as its history would suggest, Lower Haight does follow the tradition of diverse scenes all across the neighborhood. It's a common sight to see lots of street performers, parkside painters, and locals of all ages fueling up on coffee and tea at nearby cafes. Also, dogs are pretty much everywhere in this pet-friendly environment. You'll see people either jogging or playing a game of catch with their pets at the local park.
The nightlife between Pierce and Webster Streets, especially on the weekend, are great ways to spend a Friday night out. You can watch the game while dining and drinking at one of the sports bars or have a pint at an English-style pub. If you're more into live music and dancing, there are a few options on Divisadero Street that will get you moving through the late-night hours.
In contrast to the fast-paced Friday and Saturday night scene, Sunday can be spent pleasantly exploring this hilly side of town. Locals hang out at the Duboce Park that's perfect for a small picnic or gathering with friends. The park also has a dog play area where you can have fun with your four-legged friend. For hiking trails, Buena Vista Park is just across the Buena Vista Avenue. Shopping is also rather prevalent as you can peruse all the funky vintage shops that sell everything from clothing to old computers and gaming systems in the neighborhood.
Locals Love
- Vintage shops
- Excellent coffee shops and cafes
- Easy access to Buena Vista Park
Locals Don't Love
- Scarce parking
- Heavy traffic
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