Inner Sunset

The Sunset, San Francisco’s largest neighborhood, is roughly 450 blocks laid out in a grid of numbered streets and alphabetized avenues. Most of it is flat, except for Golden Gate Heights where spectacular view homes sit on streets that twist and turn around Grandview Park and the Golden Gate Heights Playground. The Inner Sunset is anchored by the UCSF Medical Center on Parnassus. The homes in this neighborhood are built in Victorian and Edwardian styles and include multi-family flats, single-family homes and contemporary condominiums. Many of the popular Doelger-built homes in the neighborhood are known for their high-coved ceilings and gracious floor plans. The vibrant Inner Sunset neighborhood is steps away from Golden Gate Park, The Haight, Cole Valley and UCSF. Homes located in the Inner Sunset enjoy easy access to MUNI allowing for a convenient commute to Downtown San Francisco. The neighborhood’s Garden for the Environment is a nationally acclaimed one-acre urban demonstration garden, offering environmental education programs about organic gardening, urban compost systems and sustainable food systems.