Located in District 5, Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights is an upscale residential neighborhood close to the geographic center of San Francisco. The community's centerpiece is Buena Vista Park, which is one of San Francisco's oldest parks, and offers a peaceful haven in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the big city.
While Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights is a sedate residential neighborhood, it isn't far from shopping, dining, and nightlife, with some of San Francisco's most eclectic, colorful neighborhoods just a stone's throw away. The legendary Haight Ashbury neighborhood is directly to the north of Buena Vista, and the very hip, trendy Hayes Valley is to the east. For hiking - or simply communing with nature - Buena Vista Park provides 36+ acres of wooded hillsides complete with hiking trails, a tennis court, a playground, and some of the best views in the city.
Ashbury Heights / Buena Vista Neighborhood Real Estate
Real estate in the Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights neighborhood is quintessential San Francisco and includes primarily single-family Victorian and Edwardian homes, with a few contemporary, Mid-Century homes thrown in for good measure. Buena Vista also has its fair share of fashionable condominiums, some carved out of existing buildings and offering old world charm with state-of-the-art, contemporary amenities.
Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights has a terrific San Francisco location and some lovely homes. If you are looking for a home for sale that is comfortably under $1M, a condominium might be the answer to your search. If you have a bit more flexibility in your budget, a single-family home in Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights just might fill the bill.
Contact the San Francisco Modern Real Estate Team to find out more about condos and homes for sale in Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights, or utilize our website to explore other real estate listings on the San Francisco MLS.
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