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Lower Pacific Heights

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The Vibe

Quiet hillside living with community spirit.
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Don’t Miss

Sunset views from Bernal Heights Park’s summit trail.
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Great For

Dog lovers, nature walkers, and remote workers.
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Not Great For

Night owls, party-goers, or folks craving big-city buzz.

Lower Pacific Heights

icon of hand showing a peace sign

The Vibe

Quiet hillside living with community spirit.
icon of binoculars

Don’t Miss

Sunset views from Bernal Heights Park’s summit trail.
icon of happy square

Great For

Dog lovers, nature walkers, and remote workers.
icon of sad square

Not Great For

Night owls, party-goers, or folks craving big-city buzz.
Street view of a Kiehl’s store entrance with signs, window displays, and a sidewalk chalkboard.
City street with colorful storefronts, a bus, parked cars, and visible business signs in sunlight.
A five-tiered pagoda stands behind blooming cherry blossoms under a partly cloudy sky.
A warmly lit café with red-striped awnings and people dining inside at night.

Nearby Conveniences


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Transportation

Close to 24th St. BART, MUNI 67 and 14 lines; easy freeway access for commuters.
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Hotspots

Bernal Heights Park, Precita Park, Barebottle Brewing, 3rd Cousin (Michelin-rated)
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Groceries

The Good Life Grocery, Safeway on Mission, The Epicurean Trader, and organic co-ops within reach.
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Shopping

Quaint Cortland Ave boutiques, bookstores, florists, and curated gift shops.

Walk Score®

92%

Walker’s Paradise
Walk

83%

Excellent Transit
Transit

62%

Bikeable
Bike

Featured Apartments


Life in Lower Pacific Heights


Lower Pacific Heights blends the elegance of Pacific Heights with a more approachable, eclectic vibe. This centrally located San Francisco neighborhood is known for its classic Victorian and Edwardian architecture, leafy streets, and close-knit feel. Along Fillmore Street, you’ll find a lively mix of cafés, boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants ranging from casual to upscale. The neighborhood offers easy access to cultural institutions like the Japan Center and nearby parks, making it a great spot for both relaxing weekends and active city living. Lower Pac Heights attracts a diverse mix of residents, from young professionals to long-time families, drawn by its walkability, charm, and convenient location. With its balance of historic character and modern amenities, it’s a place where tradition meets contemporary city life.

Being so close to the hospital makes my work life easier, but what I really love is ending a long shift with a walk down Fillmore.

— Omar