Crown Ter, Buena Vista
Ranked 1st best street in Buena Vista
- Follow
- Write a review
- Ask a question
Great for
- Clean & Green
- Lack of Traffic
- Neighborly Spirit
- Peace & Quiet
- Schools
Not great for
- No ratings yet
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
- Retirees
Got a burning question? Why not ask the locals! Simply ask your question below
Reviews
Crown Ter
rating details
2yrs+
- Neighborly Spirit
- Safe & Sound
- Clean & Green
- Peace & Quiet
- Lack of Traffic
- Cost of Living
- Resale or Rental Value
- Public Transport
- Schools
"Fine!"
My ratings, which should not be factored into what they would be if I lived there now, reflect when I did live there, from 1944-52...a relatively short time, but because of my experiences there, that time period was the molder of my childhood and, to an extent, my adulthood. I still dream of my house on Crown (but no subsequent houses!). My house is identified as "approximately 30 Crown," but it was actually 16. Ours is the third on the right (from the top of the street, coming off Twin Peaks Blvd.), the small wood house with a balcony...from which I could see the sweep of the city, straight down Market Street, to the Bay Bridge and beyond...phenomenal view. We learned, after moving there, that there had been a speak-easy in the basement during Prohibition. What a kick! I attended Twin Peaks Grammar School, at the right-hand corner of Corbett and Iron Alley (it really was an alley); the school was razed some years ago. Another school, by the same name, I believe, is farther up Corbett. I could go on...so many memories. One thing: Crown is ON Twin Peaks, and is PART of it...it is not "near" Twin Peaks.
Oh yes, if you travel (via the interactive website) down Twin Peaks Blvd., on the left you will see a tall, dirt slopel...we used to run down that hill so fast that if we stopped, we'd crash horribly on the rocks, because it was then a rock quarry, and the hill was called "Quarry Hill."
Thank you so very much for making this site available.
Penny Fleming Young
Oh yes, if you travel (via the interactive website) down Twin Peaks Blvd., on the left you will see a tall, dirt slopel...we used to run down that hill so fast that if we stopped, we'd crash horribly on the rocks, because it was then a rock quarry, and the hill was called "Quarry Hill."
Thank you so very much for making this site available.
Penny Fleming Young
Recommended for
- Professionals
- Families with kids
- Retirees
Crown Ter
"Quiet, Peaceful, Quaint"
Crown Terrace is located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. This street is intersects Clarendon Avenue, but it does not lead anywhere else. The houses here are what one would imagine to be in a magazine for homes. Some of the houses here are actually three stories tall, pretty large, but there are also one story houses too, but are also pretty big because they take up a lot of area. This place is beautiful because of all the plants and flowers around the houses. I would recommend those that visit this street to either go by foot or by a small car. The reason for this is because this street is narrow and it would be difficult for a large car to get through. There are perks of living on this street, such as going to Twin Peaks whenever there is time since it is nearby.
Recommended for
- Professionals
- Families with kids