Nob Hill
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The Vibe
Old San Francisco glamour meets quiet, polished residential living, with cable cars and skyline views.
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Don't Miss
An evening cocktail at Top of the Mark with sweeping views of the city and Bay.
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Great For
Professionals, classic architecture lovers, and those who want prestige with peaceful charm.
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Not Great For
Those needing big yards, vibrant nightlife, or flat terrain.
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Nearby Conveniences
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Transportation
Served by MUNI 1, 27, and cable cars; walkable to downtown and tech shuttle stops; parking limited but great for city commuters.
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Hotspots
Grace Cathedral, Top of the Mark, Nob Hill Café, Huntington Park, Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar
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Groceries
Trader Joe’s (California St.), Le Beau Market, and nearby corner stores.
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Shopping
Classic convenience shops, wine boutiques, florists, and a short walk to Union Square retailers.
Walk Score®
Walker's Paradise
Rider's Paradise
Bikeable
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Perched above the city, Nob Hill blends old-school elegance with everyday convenience. Known for its grand hotels, historic cable cars, and sweeping views, it’s a neighborhood where San Francisco’s past and present meet on every block. The architecture is refined, think ornate facades and classic apartment buildings, but the vibe is relaxed, with cozy cafes, corner markets, and leafy parks tucked between hills. You’re steps from downtown, Chinatown, and Russian Hill, but Nob Hill itself feels like a world apart: quieter, statelier, and just a little more polished. Whether you're strolling to Huntington Park, grabbing a cocktail at a timeless hotel bar, or watching the fog roll in from the top of California Street, life here feels a little elevated, literally and figuratively.