Noe Valley is one of the more popular district five destinations, with its central location and great weather making it a popular choice for many San Francisco residents. If you've got 59 seconds to spare, you can get a feel for the neighborhood with our short video:
Homes for sale range from Tenancy-in-Common (TIC) interests starting the $400,000 range to single family homes costing several million dollars. The homes in the neighborhood are an interesting mix of old and new, with most condominiums being located in smaller buildings that have between two and six units. There are also a smattering of unit buildings throughout the neighborhood.
Homes on the western slope of Noe have spectacular views of downtown and the bay, while some of the homes on the eastern edge of Noe Valley will have nice Twin Peaks views. The J-church streetcar (running along Church St.) provides muni service to Noe Valley as do several bus lines. If you are commuting to the south bay the freeway access to both I-280 and the 101 freeway is pretty quick and straightforward.
24th Street is the main commercial district of the neighborhood, with numerous restaurants and boutiques. There is a Whole Foods grocery store on 24th street, but consider yourself warned that getting a parking spot in their small lot takes some patience. Clipper is one of the busier neighborhood streets, carrying a fair amount of traffic from Portola to Dolores.
There are several small parks and open space areas scattered throughout the neighborhood, with the Elizabeth Courts (Douglass at 24th Street) being one of the more popular gathering spots.
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