Kirkham St, Central Sunset

Kirkham Street is a residential street in the Sunset District. There is nothing exceptionally distinct about this street because it’s a typical street in the Sunset. The houses are usually two stories, and become three-story apartments once you reach the inner Sunset. It is very quiet, but very safe to live on Kirkham Street and it’s recommended for families and children. Lawton, a K-8 school, and Francis Scott Key Elementary School are not too far. People tend to keep to themselves here. Unfortunately, you will not get much of nightlife here, and there are essentially no stores on this street, so you’ll always need to get off this street to buy groceries or fill up your car.

Kirkham is a very quiet street and is located at the sunset district. There are a couple stores but mostly it’s a housing street. Kirkham doesn’t really have any fun activities going on but if you like to take a walk at night it’s a good place. Kirkham is very long and has only stop signs so if you’re in a rush I suggest you take another street like sunset our 19th. There are no buses our trains running on Kirkham but there are streets near which do but what I like most about this street is that is peaceful and you would never have to be worried of being robbed our jacked.

Kirkham Street is a very quiet street that is located in the famous Sunset District. It runs down the avenues starting at roughly 4th avenue all the way out to 48th avenue. I like Kirkham Street because of its frequent 4 way stop intersections so I sometimes take it when I want to leisurely make my way down to the beach. It is pretty flat on this street which is nice to get out and walk around. Irving Street is nearby for some shopping, mostly Asian store, or there is Judah Street which is the home to the N muni line which can take you downtown and beyond. Noriega Street is also popular and close by for good restaurants and a few other stores. Kirkham is a very typical street in the sunset, there isn’t really anything unique about it but at the same time, it isn’t boring.

Kirkham Street is a relatively quiet street in San Francisco’s Sunset District. The street begins at Ocean Beach near 42nd Avenue and runs all the way to 5th Avenue. Although the street is street is very long and runs through a large portion of San Francisco, there isn’t too much action going on at Kirkham Street. There are no major retail stores. The only restaurant that I can think of is on 11th Avenue and Kirkham which is a Vegetarian Chinese Restaurant. If you are looking for retail and food, you have to walk a block over to Judah Street.

Kirkham is predominantly a strictly housing street. Although the traffic on Kirkham is a little bit heavier than the other normal sunset streets, it isn’t something to be worried about. Housing near Kirkham is valuable as its close to the stores on Judah while being away from all the clutter and commotion.