Located at the southern tip of San Francisco’s District 5, just south of Noe Valley and Diamond Heights, Glen Park is a big city neighborhood with a small town vibe. The commercial heart of Glen Park revolves around the area of Diamond Street, along Bosworth and Chenery Streets. Here, small neighborhood shops, restaurants and a gourmet grocery, located in the mixed-use Glen Park Marketplace building, serve the needs of residents in a pedestrian friendly environment.
The nearby Glen Canyon Park is 70 acres of open space and hiking trails running from Glen Park up into nearby Diamond Heights. At the southern entrance to the park are recreational facilities that include playing fields, playgrounds, and tennis courts. Easy access to so much open space in the midst of San Francisco helps make Glen Park an ideal neighborhood for city dwellers who enjoy the outdoors. Glen Park is served by public transportation, including BART, and is conveniently close to local freeways, making the commute into downtown San Francisco and other Bay Area locations simple and straightforward.
Homes in Glen Park sit on the hillsides that separate Glen Park from Noe Valley and Diamond Heights. Real estate in Glen Park is represented by a wide variety of architectural style, from snug little mid-century bungalows and small single-family homes over a garage to contemporary modern homes and condominiums. Many Glen Park homes offer stunning views of the surrounding San Francisco cityscape and the bay beyond.
While San Francisco real estate is not inexpensive, homes for sale in Glen Park offer homeowners a small town experience with all the convenience of the big city at a reasonable cost. Whether you are looking for a single-family home or a place in a multi-unit condominium, come take a look at what Glen Park has to offer.
Contact San Francisco Modern Real Estate, Glen Park Realtors, for assistance buying or selling a home or condominium in San Francisco’s Glen Park neighborhood.
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