Balboa St, Central Richmond

Balboa is a street that runs throughout the Richmond District. This street is pretty safe most of the time. It is relatively busy sometimes. There are some very good restaurants on this street. The street has a couple of schools such as George Washington High School and Argonne Elementary School. I really like the vibe of this street. It isn’t overcrowded busy, but it is just right. This street has access to the 38 and 31 bus lines. It is mostly a residential street with a lot of apartment buildings. This area would be a very good place to reside.

Balboa is a street in the Richmond district of San Francisco, running from 48th Avenue to 2nd Avenue. Balboa is mostly a residential street that contains many hills that are tiresome to walk on. The street has a couple of schools such as George Washington High School and Argonne Elementary School. As the street approaches 2nd Avenue, there are a couple of Chinese restaurants. The 31- Muni line runs along Balboa from 48th Avenue and all the way to Arguello where the street transfers into Turk St. The 31 line will take you all the way to downtown. Down around 34th to 38th Avenue, there are many restaurants that serve Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Italian food.

Balboa street is just your simple quiet street in the Richmond District in San Francisco. The houses along the sidewalk of this street are very beautiful and big. The # 31 bus line runs on Balboa street day and night, which is great for people who like to go out late or leave home early. The streets are always clean and provide many local dining for a very affordable price. Many kids play on the street without fear and parents too know the safety of Balboa street. There are churches, schools, etc. that make Balboa very suitable for families with children.

Balboa Street is strictly in the Richmond District. It runs all the way from Ocean Beach to 2nd Avenue where Balboa will turn into Turk Street. There is not a whole lot to do on the actual Balboa Street. Most of the action will go on nearby Clement and Geary streets only a few blocks away; however, there are a few restaurants and shops scattered throughout Balboa.

The housing situation on Balboa is mainly apartment buildings mixed in with single unit family houses. Noise should not be a problem like it may be on Clement or Geary. But there shouldn’t be too much public transportation as you might have to walk to Geary to catch all the major bus lines. There are many playgrounds scattered up and down Balboa Street and other nearby streets.