An increasing popular (and often underrated) neighborhood, San Francisco’s Inner Sunset is a wonderful residential neighborhood located adjacent to the Golden Gate Park. Once a sleepy neighborhood known for little more than its fog, the Inner Sunset has evolved into a hip yet family-friendly San Francisco neighborhood without an attitude.
Bookended by the liberal Haight to the east and conservative Central Sunset neighborhood to the west, the Inner Sunset seems to represent a perfect blend of the two yet still retains its own distinct small-town feel. Popular with locals yet off the radar screen for most Bay Area tourists, the Inner Sunset has become an ‘it’ neighborhood for dining, shopping, nightlife and more. With more than 40 restaurants, numerous mom and pop businesses, and virtually no chain stores, the Inner Sunset represents a small microcosm of what many people feel San Francisco was intended to be.
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The Inner Sunset neighborhood is on the short-list for many knowledgeable San Francisco home buyers. Popular across all demographics, buyers are drawn to the area because of its self-sustaining ‘city within a city’ feel (without the blatant commercialism). Excellent schools, convenient access to public transportation, and easy access to the Golden Gate Park and popular Irving Street represent icing on the cake for Inner Sunset residents.
Residential architecture in the Inner Sunset consists primarily of Edwardians and Marina-style flats however home buyers with patience can often find a fabulous modern or contemporary home. Housing options include single family homes, tenancy in commons (TICs), condominiums, multi-family units, and mixed-use properties.
Inner Sunset Home Prices: $925k - $2M Median $1.1M
Inner Sunset Flat / Condo Prices: $350k - $1.2M Median $675k
Contact San Francisco Modern Real Estate, Inner Sunset Realtors, for experienced representation when buying or selling a single-family home or flat in the Inner Sunset.
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