Twin Peaks

District 4

District 4, also known as Twin Peaks West, is arguably one of the most upscale districts in San Francisco. It is home to some of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the city, including: St. Francis Wood, Forrest Hill, and Balboa Terrace. Tucked between these neighborhoods, you'll find more family-friendly areas like Ingleside Terrace, Sunnyside, and Diamond Heights.

A primarily residential district, this was one of the last parts of San Francisco to be developed after the Twin Peaks Tunnel was built in 1918. It has sixteen different neighborhoods, with a wide array of homes from Mid-Century Modern, to Italian Villas, and everything in between. A highly competitive area, homes can be expensive and difficult to come by. Some of the most well-known names in San Francisco's vast catalogue of architects have built here including: Timothy Pflueger, Bernard Maybeck, John Galen Howard, Henry Gutterson, and Joseph Eichler.

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Diamond Heights is located in the center of San Francisco, bordered generally by Noe Valley and Glen Canyon Park.

Diamond Heights

Monterey Heights is situated on the western slope of Mount Davidson. Stately homes with larger yards, front and back, characterize Monterey Heights, giving it a slightly affluent suburban feel, particularly those on Rosewood Avenue.

Monterey Heights

Forest Knolls is a neighborhood unlike most in San Francisco. It has a broad mix of residential types with a bit of everything: single family, duplexes, multi-unit, town homes and condominiums.

Forest Knolls

Perched along the eastern face of Mount Davidson, Miraloma Park boasts beautiful views and homes in a wide variety of architectural styles.

Miraloma Park

Westwood Highlands is a small affluent neighborhood located in south-central San Francisco, California, northeast of the intersection of Monterey Boulevard and Plymouth Avenue.

Westwood Highlands

When the Twin Peaks Tunnel opened in 1918 allowing greater access to the city’s western neighborhoods, many prescient and enterprising developers grabbed at the opportunity to create new, modern model home communities.

Mount Davidson Manor

Long one of San Francisco’s most affluent neighborhoods, the charming enclave of St. Francis Wood still benefits from the efforts of the city planners, architects and landscapers who set out to create one of the country’s first true residential parks back in 1912.

St. Francis Wood

More affordable than Glen Park or Bernal Heights, Sunnyside offers single family homes in a serene neighborhood with great proximity to Glen Park Village, the BART station and easy freeway access.

Sunnyside

Easy access to Highway 280 and 19th Avenue and a Muni Metro line serving downtown make Balboa Terrace an ideal neighborhood for those who seek the feel of a suburban escape while still living in the city.

Balboa Terrace

Midtown Terrace is perched in the center of San Francisco on the western slope of Twin Peaks.

Midtown Terrace

Westwood Park is charming little neighborhood, dotted with craftsmen-style bungalows constructed mostly in the early 1920s.

Westwood Park

Sherwood Forest is perched on the southwest slope of Mount Davidson, the City’s highest hill at 927 feet.

Sherwood Forest

Ingleside Terrace is another one of those best-of-both-worlds neighborhoods found in the Southwestern area of San Francisco.

Ingleside Terrace

West Portal has maintained a pristine appearance and old-fashioned charm. A stroll down West Portal Avenue reveals an abundance of today’s conveniences.

West Portal

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Tucked between prosperous Pacific Heights and the trendy Marina, Cow Hollow is an oddly monikered but charming slice of San Francisco.

District 4

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Diamond Heights is located in the center of San Francisco, bordered generally by Noe Valley and Glen Canyon Park.

Diamond Heights

Monterey Heights is situated on the western slope of Mount Davidson. Stately homes with larger yards, front and back, characterize Monterey Heights, giving it a slightly affluent suburban feel, particularly those on Rosewood Avenue.

Monterey Heights

Forest Knolls is a neighborhood unlike most in San Francisco. It has a broad mix of residential types with a bit of everything: single family, duplexes, multi-unit, town homes and condominiums.

Forest Knolls

Perched along the eastern face of Mount Davidson, Miraloma Park boasts beautiful views and homes in a wide variety of architectural styles.

Miraloma Park

Westwood Highlands is a small affluent neighborhood located in south-central San Francisco, California, northeast of the intersection of Monterey Boulevard and Plymouth Avenue.

Westwood Highlands

When the Twin Peaks Tunnel opened in 1918 allowing greater access to the city’s western neighborhoods, many prescient and enterprising developers grabbed at the opportunity to create new, modern model home communities.

Mount Davidson Manor

Long one of San Francisco’s most affluent neighborhoods, the charming enclave of St. Francis Wood still benefits from the efforts of the city planners, architects and landscapers who set out to create one of the country’s first true residential parks back in 1912.

St. Francis Wood

More affordable than Glen Park or Bernal Heights, Sunnyside offers single family homes in a serene neighborhood with great proximity to Glen Park Village, the BART station and easy freeway access.

Sunnyside

Easy access to Highway 280 and 19th Avenue and a Muni Metro line serving downtown make Balboa Terrace an ideal neighborhood for those who seek the feel of a suburban escape while still living in the city.

Balboa Terrace

Midtown Terrace is perched in the center of San Francisco on the western slope of Twin Peaks.

Midtown Terrace

Westwood Park is charming little neighborhood, dotted with craftsmen-style bungalows constructed mostly in the early 1920s.

Westwood Park

Sherwood Forest is perched on the southwest slope of Mount Davidson, the City’s highest hill at 927 feet.

Sherwood Forest

Ingleside Terrace is another one of those best-of-both-worlds neighborhoods found in the Southwestern area of San Francisco.

Ingleside Terrace

West Portal has maintained a pristine appearance and old-fashioned charm. A stroll down West Portal Avenue reveals an abundance of today’s conveniences.

West Portal

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