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Inner Sunset blends small-town charm with urban convenience
With streetcars rumbling through its vibrant commercial district and rows of pastel-colored homes lining the streets next to Golden Gate Park, Inner Sunset is a laid-back neighborhood in San Francisco's foggy west side. It’s often praised for its small-town yet urban charm, with a mix of mom-and-pop shops, local restaurants and walkable streets. It’s out of the way from the city’s downtown core, but public transit makes for an easy commute.
A sign at the 9th Ave Parklet lets people know they are in the Inner Sunset.
Family bonds strengthen under Golden Gate Park's canopy, a treasure of Inner Sunset.
Fog looms over the coastline ready to enter the Inner Sunset of San Francisco.
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What defines housing and architecture in Inner Sunset
Inner Sunset was largely developed during the 1920s and 1930s, featuring its distinctive Marina-style homes. These modest residences, featuring bay windows and 1920s craftsmanship, usually have large, front-facing windows that flood their interiors with natural light. Some homes have large backyards, but front yards and patios are scarce. Single-family homes range from $1.5 million to $2.5 million, although some luxury remodels can sell for upwards of $3 million. Numerous condos are available in the area, priced between $1 million and $1.8 million. “It’s a very competitive market,” says Realtor Shannon Hughes of Compass Real Estate, who lives in the neighborhood. “Convenience and walkability are key factors, and it’s right next to Golden Gate Park.”
Colorful homes are what the Inner Sunsets urban design is known for.
Two art-deco-style and two craftsman-style homes alternate on an Inner Sunset street.
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Highly rated public schools with private options nearby
Inner Sunset is served by the San Francisco Unified School District, which offers families the flexibility of school choice rather than address-based assignments. “This part of the city has very highly rated schools,” Hughes says. “It’s a big draw.” Alice Fong Yu Alternative Elementary School is a popular choice among families, known for strong academic programs and community involvement. A.P. Giannini Middle School and Independence High School are also located nearby. In addition to public schools, several private schools are located within a short distance, offering families flexibility.
Alice Fong Elementary School is decorated for its bilingual curriculum.
Immerse in the scholastic charm of Giannini Middle School.
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How transportation and walkability connect the neighborhood
Inner Sunset is highly walkable and well-connected by public transit, with several Muni Metro stations along Judah and Irving Streets. It’s a few miles from major roads like Interstate 280, but most errands can be done on foot, and the N Judah streetcar offers quick access to downtown. Street parking can be challenging, but many homes have private garages.
Muni station: the lifeline for Inner Sunset's commuting needs.
The corner of Irvine Street: where the diverse tapestry of Inner Sunset comes alive.
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The alluring and colorful vibe of local business
The 9th & Irving corridor is the heart of Inner Sunset’s vibrant food and shopping scene, lined with coffee shops, cozy bookstores, art galleries, and diverse restaurants. Locals flock to spots like Um.ma for Korean comfort food, San Tung for its famous chile-spiced wings, and Pineapple King Bakery for sweet treats. "The Irving Street corridor is the heart and soul of the Inner Sunset. And it's got some of the best food in the city," says Realtor Michael Bellings of Compass Real Estate, who's been selling homes in San Francisco for a decade.
Diverse eats: San Tung, Um.ma, Nabe
Bakeries: Pineapple King, Arizmendi
Farmers market: Sundays
Inner Sunset Flea Market: every second Sunday
Tartine: the go-to bakery hotspot in the heart of Inner Sunset.
Fog and cool weather characterize the neighborhood climate
Inner Sunset is one of the city’s foggiest neighborhoods, residing solidly in the “fog zone.” Its coastal proximity brings cooler temperatures. Locals tend to dress in layers and expect gray mornings, with sun often emerging by the early afternoon.
The expansive Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park is practically your backyard in Inner Sunset, offering trails, sports fields, botanical gardens and museums. Additional local gems include Grand View Park, which offers panoramic city views, as well as the colorful Mosaic and Hidden Garden Steps. "If you like nature, if you like to walk and bike, you'll love it. It's one of the most scenic areas in the city," Bellings says. Parks and outdoor activities include:
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco Botanical Garden
Japanese Tea Garden
Grand View Park
Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve
People enjoy a warm summer day at Golden Gate Parks Conservancy Of Flowers.
Entrance to Japanese Garden: a serene portal to nature's harmony in Golden Gate Park.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Inner Sunset
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Inner Sunset Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Inner Sunset, San Francisco sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Inner Sunset, San Francisco over the last 12 months is $1,800,000, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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