DISTRICT 4 - NORTHWEST
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DISTRICT 4 - TWIN PEAKS WEST NEIGHBORHOODS
| SELECT A NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YOUR SEARCH | ** BALBOA TERRACE ** DIAMOND HEIGHTS ** FORREST HILL ** FORREST HILL EXTENSION ** INGLESIDE TERRACE ** MIDTOWN TERRACE ** MIRALOMA PARK ** MONTEREY HEIGHTS ** MOUNT DAVIDSON MANOR ** SAINT FRANCIS WOODS ** SHERWOOD FORREST ** SUNNYSIDE ** WEST PORTAL ** WESTWOOD HIGHLANDS ** WESTWOOD PARK
| SELECT A NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YOUR SEARCH | ** BALBOA TERRACE ** DIAMOND HEIGHTS ** FORREST HILL ** FORREST HILL EXTENSION ** INGLESIDE TERRACE ** MIDTOWN TERRACE ** MIRALOMA PARK ** MONTEREY HEIGHTS ** MOUNT DAVIDSON MANOR ** SAINT FRANCIS WOODS ** SHERWOOD FORREST ** SUNNYSIDE ** WEST PORTAL ** WESTWOOD HIGHLANDS ** WESTWOOD PARK
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Neighborhoods according to San Francisco Association of Realtors
DISTRICT 4 - TWIN PEAKS WEST
WELCOME TO DISTRICT 4 - TWIN PEAKS WEST
District 4 is an area on the southwestern side of Twin Peaks and Mt. Davidson, located in what was once a heavily wooded, scenic expanse of land. Prior to 1918, the area was difficult to access from downtown San Francisco, but the opening of the Twin Peaks Tunnel created an easy commute into the city center.
District 4 has a total of 16 neighborhoods and is considered to be one of the most upscale districts in San Francisco, anchored by the prestigious community of Saint Francis Wood along with Forrest Hill and Balboa Terrace. You will find Mid-Century Modern Mediterranean architecture and everything in between. Amongst these exclusive neighborhoods, you will find very family-friendly areas like Ingleside Terrace, Sunnyside, and Diamond Heights. West Portal is the main shopping district offering MUNI line trains, shopping, and restaurants, and is a great spot for locals. The shops at the top of Miraloma Park and on Ocean Ave. are also very convenient and close.
This is an area that feels much more suburban than other older neighborhoods in the city. You will find many gorgeous single-family detached homes throughout the area and easy access to Highways 101 and 280.
