Clarendon Heights is a small, exclusive neighborhood in central San Francisco. Located east of Forest Knolls, and just north of Twin Peaks and the Sutro Tower, Clarendon Heights catches a bit of that famous San Francisco fog; however, many residents feel the occasional foggy day is completely mitigated by absolutely stunning views of the surrounding city and beyond.
Although Clarendon Heights is primarily residential, nearby Clarendon Avenue and Twin Peaks Boulevard, which are in the northern sector of Clarendon Heights, are major thoroughfares providing links to all the amenities – shopping, dining, and entertainment – found in surrounding neighborhoods and downtown San Francisco. Hiking trails (and more dazzling vistas) are just next door on Mount Sutro and Tank Hill; and Golden Gate Park with its trails, lakes, museums, and sports fields is just a few blocks away. Homes in Clarendon Heights are varied, with no particular architectural approach taking precedence over another. Tudor cottages live next door to sleek contemporary properties, with Italian villas and Mid-Century Modern homes just around the corner. Lot sizes and shapes in Clarendon Heights are not uniform, which helps to make the nature of the neighborhood all the more interesting and unique.
Real estate in Clarendon Heights tends to be on the expensive side, but the payoff is that the area has a lot to offer. Most homes are single-family residences, many with spectacular views and distinctive design. If you enjoy a bit of fog now and then (in exchange for a fabulous view when the air is clear) and are looking for a fashionable home in a good San Francisco neighborhood, keep an eye out for a home for sale in Clarendon Heights.
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