Located in District 2, San Francisco's Parkside neighborhood is a residential community which borders the Central Sunset to the north, the Inner Parkside neighborhood and 19th Avenue to the east, the 33-acre Stern Grove and Pine Lake Park to the south, and Outer Parkside to the west.
The Parkside is a quaint neighborhood comprised mainly of single-family homes built during the 1930s-1940s. Residents in San Francisco's Parkside neighborhood enjoy convenient access to outdoor recreation and family-friendly play areas at McCoppin Square, Stern Grove, and Pine Lake Park. Ocean Beach is also nearby, providing residents with an easy 5-minute bike ride to the beach. For Silicon Valley commuters, nearby 19th Avenue provides easy access to Highway 280 and the South Bay.
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Residential real estate in the Parkside consists almost entirely of single-family dwellings. Architecturally, most homes in the Parkside have a Spanish Mediterranean or Marina-style flair. Many of these homes were constructed with an inviting central atrium or courtyard which provides owners with great natural sunlight.
Parkside Single Family Home Prices: $700k - $1.750M Median Price: $1.25M
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