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San Francisco neighborhood with a namesake park and scenic views
Rising more than 500 feet above central San Francisco is Corona Heights. This primarily residential neighborhood is best known for its eponymous park with a kids’ museum and trails that make way for panoramic views of the Bay and city hillsides. Its location also provides a balance of relaxed living while still within walking distance of buzzier San Francisco hotspots. “Corona Heights is a great place to live,” says Tim Gullicksen, a local Realtor at Corcoran Icon Properties and San Francisco resident for over 20 years. “You have incredible views, peace and quiet, and even though it feels more remote because it’s so residential, you are very close to Castro for shops and restaurants and Market Street, which will whisk you away to downtown.”
Corona Heights offers stunning panoramic views of downtown San Francisco from its hilltop parks.
Children love the live exhibits at the Randall Museum in Corona Heights.
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Produce markets and nearby dining hotspots
With a cypress-rimmed patio and local Andytown Coffee, the Randall Museum’s Café Josephine is Corona Heights’s primary spot for a bite, while mom-and-pop groceries like Eureka Market offer local shopping. There are many other places nearby for shopping and dining, including the farm-to-table Frances restaurant, which is a few miles east. A block over is Dumpling House on Noe Street and the rustic Starbelly on 16th Street, serving American comfort food with California influences. Beit Rima is a popular spot for Middle Eastern classics, located a few blocks north on Church Street. Courtney’s Produce is within walking distance on 14th Street, while less than a mile south is Mollie’s Stone’s Markets for more grocery items. To the east of the neighborhood on 16th Street is Potrero Center, a shopping center with big box stores like Safeway, Ross and Petco.
Small local markets give Corona Heights a unique charm.
Cozy cafes and colorful street life in Corona Heights reflect the neighborhood's vibrant energy.
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Victorian homes and Edwardian condo buildings
Corona Heights consists of single-family attached and detached homes plus condos along quiet streetscapes. Housing styles here include Victorians with a few Craftsman and updated modern homes. Single-family homes typically range from $1.2 million for a 1,000-square-foot attached home to $2.3 million for a 3,300-square-foot modern updated home with luxury-style interiors. Condos are often in contemporary or Edwardian buildings and are priced from around $1 million for a one-bedroom with 600 square feet of space to $3 million for a 3,000-square-foot, three-level contemporary condo. Formerly St. Joseph’s Hospital and a backdrop for Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo,” Park Hill is the neighborhood’s largest condo complex, with seven stories and its own HOA, featuring 136 apartment-style units ranging from 500 to 1,400 square feet.
A beautifully preserved Victorian gem, adding historic charm to Corona Heights' streetscape.
Discover classic Edwardian and Victorian architecture lining the hilly streets of Corona Heights
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Public schools with career and technical education programs
Students may attend one of the city’s most desirable public elementary schools, McKinley Elementary, rated at an A by Niche. Everett Middle School gets a C rating, while the B-plus-rated Mission High School offers Career and Technical Education programs in environmental science, fire science, media arts, public health and urban agriculture.
Everett Middle School is located in the densely populated neighborhood of Eureka Valley.
Mckinley Elementary School is integrated into the city.
Mission High School Football Field with Signage.
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A public park that’s home to the Randall Museum
Corona Heights Park is the neighborhood’s namesake. Sprawling for 15 hilltop acres, the park includes a dog run area, tennis courts and a 1-mile trail full of wildlife from lizards to birds and butterflies. The site also features a grassy lawn and a popular museum. "The jewel of the park, especially for kids, is the Randall Museum--a clean, shiny, and friendly natural history and arts museum,” says longtime San Francisco resident David Lytle, former editor of the city's 7x7 Magazine. “Getting an annual membership is a brilliant idea if you have littles, because they have science, art and animal-themed workshops every Saturday. But you can take adult arts and crafts classes, too." The park is also a scenic hotspot in the spring, with a rainbow of wildflowers scattered around the hill, and there’s always something blooming at the park's community garden. Directly north of the neighborhood, the 36-acre Buena Vista Park features trails, live oak groves and city vistas. This expansive site also features an off-leash dog play area and a popular children’s playground. Less than a mile west is Mount Olympus, a 570-foot hilltop green space. The monument at the top marks the exact middle of the city.
Corona Heights Park allows residents of Corona Heights a place to escape.
The Randall Museum in Corona Heights offers interactive exhibits and stunning hilltop views.
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Community walks and nearby park music festivals
The neighborhood frequently puts on a Corona Heights Walk throughout the warmer months. Neighbors meet for a hike around nearby parks, starting from Corona Heights Park to the top of Mount Olympus. Golden Gate Park, a few miles from the neighborhood, hosts many community events throughout the year, including the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival each August. The event brings in local musicians of all genres alongside food vendors and visual arts for a weekend of cultural diversity. It's one of several music festivals that come to the park.
A lone hiker admires the view from Corona Heights Park.
Corona Heights Park is a peaceful retreat for all, surrounded by lush greenery and trails.
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Accessible hub next to main highways and MUNI stations
Corona Heights is a few miles west of U.S Route 101, which leads south down the San Francisco Peninsula and north to Interstate 80. The interstate crosses the Bay Bridge into Oakland and the East Bay. The neighborhood is within walking distance of the Castro Station MUNI Metro station for light rail access and multiple public bus stops, particularly along Castro Street. Just east of Corona Heights is CPMC Davies Hospital, while The San Francisco International Airport is 15 miles south.
Corona Heights commuters have easy access to nearby Castro Station.
Corona Heights' hillside homes offer sweeping views, just steps from Castro Street's charm.
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Parks in this Area
Eureka Valley Dog Run Park
Dog Park
Eureka Valley Recreation Center and Park
Baseball/Softball
Dog Park
Tennis
Kite Hill Open Space
Trails
Tank Hill Park
Trails
Hiking
Corona Heights Park
Basketball
Dog Park
Tennis
Transit
Airport
San Francisco International
25 min drive
Subway
Castro
Bus
17th St & Diamond St
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Corbett Ave & Douglass St
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Castro St & 16th St
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Roosevelt Way & Museum Way
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328 Corbett Ave
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Roosevelt Way & 15th St
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Corbett Ave & Danvers St
Corona Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Corona Heights, San Francisco sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Corona Heights, San Francisco over the last 12 months is $1,750,000, up 19% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
It's easy to fall in love with this charming condominium located on a tree-lined cul-de-sac in desirable Corona Heights right at the intersection of a Duboce Triangle, the Castro, Buena Vista Park and the Divisadero Corridor. This home has great natural sunlight, access to a lush, shared yard and a great floor plan offering a one bedroom with additional space for a guest or a home office. A
This elegant 2-bedroom, 2-bath condominium offers 1,276 sq. ft. of refined living in a rare 2-unit building. A handsome facade, high ceilings, and abundant natural light create a polished, upscale atmosphere throughout. The spacious living room captures peekaboo views of the Berkeley Hills, while the open dining area and stylishly appointed kitchen make entertaining effortless. The primary suite
Nestled in Corona Heights, the heart of the city, this charming two-bedroom, one-bath home blends classic character with outstanding potential. Soaring ceilings and inviting light create an airy feel throughout, while the eat-in kitchen opens onto a generous porch, perfect for morning coffee or casual entertaining. The expansive, low-maintenance backyard offers multiple seating and dining areas,
Every San Francisco buyer wants: Views! - Parking! - High tech amenities! - Garden! - Laundry! - and, of course, Location! Built in 1961, this 2 bedroom upper flat condominium has the minimalist clean lines of mid century design, plus modern high tech upgrades including: central heat and air conditioning, paid solar panels, Viking oven and cooktop, Bosch dishwasher, microwave, wine fridge,
Spectacular unit adjacent to the State Street Playground. Property has full width balcony, tons of light and serene garden views. Open floor plan, gorgeous hardwood floors, gas fireplace and additional park view off the west side. Huge garage with room for parking and storage. The property has been lovingly maintained by the current owner who also made many upgrades for the sale, please see
Spectacular top floor unit adjacent to the State Street Playground. Property has full width balcony, tons of light and fantastic City and Bay views. The main flat is 3BR/2BA and includes a separate, legal, zen-garden studio apartment- see photos. Main unit has open floor plan, gas fireplace and additional park view off the west side. Huge garage with 2 car parking and room for storage. The
Live in one of San Francisco premier neighborhoods with the most unique address! This 2400 sqft Corona Heights View Home has a dramatic 2-story living room and panoramic vistaswith 3 private ensuites, each on their own level! Perched on the Corona Heights hillside, this extraordinary Marina-style residence blends 1920s charm with contemporary refinement. Multiple picture windows facing east
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
3,565
Median Age
47
Population Density
31 ppl/acre
Population under 18
11.9%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
18.5%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$219,257
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$215,136
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
98.5%
College Graduates
81.5%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
36.5%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
82.8%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
22''
Average Winter Low Temperature
46°F
Average Summer High Temperature
68°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
63/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
94/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
82/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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