San Francisco Pacific Heights and surrounding areas map.

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights is situated on one of San Francisco's many hills with wonderful views of the San Francisco Bay and the Cow Hollow and Marina Districts to the north. This affluent neighborhood features two parks, Lafayette and Alta Plaza, both with tennis courts. The neighborhood is also home to several Consulates General, including those of of Italy, Russia, Greece, Vietnam and Egypt.

Fillmore Street offers a wide selection of upscale shops and restaurants and hosts the annual Fillmore Street Jazz Festival.

By the way, the home featured in the movie "Pacific Heights" is actually located in Potrero Hill.

Pacific Heights Links

Clay Theatre
Haas-Lilienthal House
Fillmore Street Jazz Festival
Pacific Heights Merchants

Historical Homes in Pacific Heights

Atherton House 1990 California St. at Octavia built 1881

Dallam-Merritt House 2355 Washington St. between Buchanan and Webster built 1870

Edward Coleman House 1701 Franklin St. at California St. built 1895

Ellinwood Residence 2799 Pacific/2498 Divisadero built 1894

George W. Gibbs House 2622 Jackson between Pierce and Scott built 1895

Leale House 2475 Pacific Ave. (Cow Hollow) between Fillmore and Steiner built 1860

Lilienthal-Pratt House 1820 California St. between Franklin and Gough built 1876

Richard E. Queen House 2212 Sacramento St. between Laguna and Buchanan built 1895

The Real Estate Associates (TREA) House 2503 Clay St. between Fillmore and Steiner built 1870-71

The Real Estate Associates (TREA) Houses Clay St. between Fillmore and Steiner built 1870-71

Pacific Heights Sights

Pacific Heights 2001Orthophoto

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Pacific Heights Home Prices

Pacific Heights homes range in price from $600k for a single bedroom flat or condo to millions for a single-family home. The pictures shown here are intended to give you a general ballpark idea as to typical prices and do not represent actual listings.