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Pacific Heights

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Living in Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights runs along one of San Francisco's highest ridges, with long views over the Bay toward the Golden Gate Bridge. Its streets are known for grand Victorian and Edwardian homes alongside elegant vintage condominium buildings.

Lafayette Park and Alta Plaza Park give the neighborhood its open spaces, and Fillmore Street brings shops and restaurants within a short walk. Two of our recent sales are here.

Homes

Single-family mansions, Edwardian flats and full-service or boutique condominium buildings.

Around the neighborhood

Fillmore Street shopping and dining, with Lafayette Park and Alta Plaza Park close by.

Getting around

Muni bus lines cross the neighborhood, and the Presidio and the Golden Gate Bridge are a short drive away.


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Our Sales in Pacific Heights

Sunlit living room with bay windows, crown molding and a white fireplace at 1859 Vallejo St #3, Pacific Heights
Sold

1859 Vallejo St #3

Featured Sale | Pacific Heights

A distinguished Pacific Heights residence featuring abundant natural light, classic architecture, and timeless San Francisco appeal.

Listed at $2.098M | Sold for $2.350M Cash

Street view of the residential building at 1945 Washington St, Pacific Heights, with bay windows and mature trees
Sold (Represented Buyer)

1945 Washington St #506

Just Closed | Pacific Heights

A beautifully appointed Pacific Heights residence offering 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, garage parking, dedicated storage, and access to a shared roof deck with panoramic bay and city views. Through careful preparation and strategic timing, my clients successfully secured this exceptional home in one of San Francisco's most sought-after neighborhoods.

Sold for $1,200,000

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