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Eureka Valley, or “The Castro” as locals call it, is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in San Francisco. This cozy neighborhood is marked by its storied past, a strong sense of community, and a diverse housing stock.

Bordered by Market Street, 22nd Street, Church Street, and Liberty Hill, the neighborhood is made up of small streets and hilly areas. Its main thoroughfare, Castro Street, is filled with hip restaurants and bars.

Real Estate

Eureka Valley and the rest of District 5 are considered to be one of the most luxurious and desirable districts in San Francisco. Low inventory and a surplus of qualified buyers make this district a competitive market.

The housing stock consists of single-family homes, multi-family homes, townhomes, and condos. The neighborhood boasts some of the most coveted addresses in all of San Francisco City, one of which is the historic district of Liberty Hill.

Victorian homes are prevalent, but architectural styles like Edwardian and Queen Anne can also be found here, along with modern masterpieces.

Most homes have two to four bedrooms and one to four bathrooms. Rear decks and private gardens are common features. Hillside homes, in particular, have stunning views of downtown San Francisco, Twin Peaks, Corona Heights, and the East Bay.

Luxury homes can have as many as five bedrooms. These often come with upscale features like roof decks, high end and designer finishes, private patios, and outdoor fire pits.

Residents enjoy an easy commute to the rest of the Bay Area, thanks to several Muni streetcar lines and the neighborhood’s proximity to the BART.

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Attractions and Amenities

You’ll never run out of things to do in Eureka Valley – play your favorite sport, meet new people, and party the night away.

  • The Eureka Valley Rec Center has a gym, baseball diamond, tennis court, children’s playground, and enclosed dog run. You can also choose from an array of clubs, groups, and classes to participate in.
  • Come to Castro Street and paint the town red. It’s lined with diners, bars, and cafés. Harvey’s, named for the late politician and civil rights leader Harvey Milk, is just one of many nightspots to check out.
  • See what’s on at the Castro Theater. Drop by for live music or a film screening. The eclectic interior is a sight to behold – a pastiche of art deco and Moorish design elements will take your breath away.
  • Gorge yourself on flame-broiled burgers, fries, and onion rings at Sliders.
  • Starbelly serves American comfort food. Enjoy a relaxing brunch on their patio, or a delicious dinner in their cozy dining room.
  • Mama Ji’s is known for serving some of the best dim sum in San Francisco City. Feast on Chongqing chicken, shrimp stuffed vegetables, and Kung Pao tofu.

For more information, visit the Eureka Valley Neighborhood Association (EVNA) website.


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