From San Francisco’s city neighborhoods to the wooded hills and bayside towns of the Peninsula.
From Victorian-lined blocks in Noe Valley and the Haight to high-rise condos in SoMa and Rincon Hill, San Francisco is a city of distinct neighborhoods — each with its own architecture, energy and pace.
Ask about San FranciscoQuiet, tree-canopied streets and estate-sized lots define Atherton. Almost entirely residential, the town offers privacy and space minutes from Menlo Park, Palo Alto and Stanford.
Ask about AthertonWoodside blends rural charm with Silicon Valley proximity — rolling hills, redwood forests, equestrian trails and a small historic town center.
Ask about WoodsideA purely residential town of gracious homes on generous, wooded parcels, with winding roads that give it a peaceful, private feel close to Burlingame and San Mateo.
Ask about HillsboroughCharming tree-lined neighborhoods, two lively shopping districts on Burlingame Avenue and Broadway, a Caltrain stop and quick access to SFO.
Ask about BurlingameA wide variety of homes and price points, a vibrant downtown dining scene, Central Park and convenient Caltrain service north and south.
Ask about San MateoHillside neighborhoods with bay views and a relaxed residential feel, with open space close at hand and an easy commute in either direction.
Ask about BelmontA planned waterfront community built around lagoons, with Bay Trail walking and biking paths, neighborhood parks, townhomes and single-family homes.
Ask about Foster CityKnown as the City of Good Living, San Carlos pairs a friendly Laurel Street downtown with leafy neighborhoods and hillside homes.
Ask about San CarlosA lively downtown with restaurants, a cinema and Courthouse Square, plus neighborhoods ranging from Emerald Hills to waterfront Redwood Shores.
Ask about Redwood CityHome to Stanford and a hub of innovation, Palo Alto offers tree-lined streets, Eichlers and classic homes, and the cafés of University Avenue.
Ask about Palo AltoA village-style downtown, spacious lots and quiet streets give Los Altos a classic small-town feel in the heart of Silicon Valley.
Ask about Los Altos