Located to the west of Potrero Hill, and just south of SoMa, the Inner Mission neighborhood is, in true San Francisco tradition, laid back and artsy, sophisticated and worldly, and just a little bit rebellious. With a unique blend of cultures and lifestyles, the vibrant Inner Mission is home to artists and hipsters as well as the heart of San Francisco’s Latino and Chicano communities.
The Inner Mission is an exceptionally livable neighborhood. Shops, ranging from the unique to those necessary for everyday urban living, line the streets – particularly along Valencia, Mission, and 24th Streets. Excellent restaurants, ethnic cafes, and hip nightspots are just around every corner, and public transportation is readily available. Colorful murals give the Inner Mission special distinction, and its sheltered location creates a comfortable microclimate that is warmer and drier that many other San Francisco locales.
Real estate in San Francisco’s Inner Mission neighborhood is a pleasant mix of Victorian style single-family homes and flats, newer condominiums, and trendy live/work lofts (including two notable loft conversion projects, Allied Box Factory Lofts on Folsom Street and the Mill Building Loft at 720 York Street) – with low-rise condos dominating the real estate market. The Inner Mission is a large neighborhood, with true diversity in properties as well as lifestyles and culture.
Homes for sale in the Inner Mission include a variety of properties and price points. While a few high-end condos and homes are listed for sale at over $1M, a little patience and a careful search may help you find an affordable loft or condo in San Francisco’s lively Inner Mission neighborhood.
Contact San Francisco Modern, Inner Mission Realtors, for assistance buying or selling a home, loft or condominium in San Francisco’s Inner Mission neighborhood.
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