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Redwood street is a very short street that starts at Van Ness Avenue and ends at Polk street. First of all, there are no redwoods located here, this street is actually in a business district. This street is located near the Supreme Court of California, the City Hall of San Francisco, and Civic Center Park. Although this street is not really special, it is near great facilities. Not only is this street near some of San Francisco's most well know places, but it is near great shopping places. Van Ness Avenue is actually one of the most busiest streets and always has cars passing by. Market street is also nearby, which is also always busy because it is in the shopping district.

Thorp street is a pretty short street that leads into 19th street. This street mainly consists of houses and apartments. What is interesting about this street is that it has a variety of different houses, different shapes, sizes, and colors. There is not a suburban vibe whatsoever because each houses is different. Most of the houses are actually two stories tall, but some of the houses are wider than others. This lane actually has many plants too because many of the houses have gardens/ yards. The Twin Peaks of San Francisco, a great place to visit with family and friends, is not that far away either.

Oakwood is a short one-way street that begins at 18th street and ends at 19th street. This short street consists mainly of houses, which are pretty decent. There are a few large trees planted on the sidewalk too. The street itself is okay in it's condition, there are a few oil stains and cracks, but that's pretty much it. This street is near a few facilities too, such as Mission Dolores Park, which has basketball and tennis courts. It is also near the Mission Playground, where families with children can go to and play. I recommend this place for couples and families. As for transportation, either car or bus would be fine.

Lloyd street is a very tiny street, about a block long and it is slightly sloping uphill. It begins at Castro street and it ends at Scott street. This street is very narrow, so I would not recommend visitors to come here by car. This street consists mostly of apartments and a few houses. The houses and apartments are average looking, but they are pretty decent. This street is a little bit shabby, but is still has that peaceful and quiet vibe. This street is near two parks: the Buena Vista Park and the Duboce Park, which are only about two to three blocks away.

Potomac Street is an extremely short street that begins at Waller street and it leads into Duboce Park. This street basically consists of houses and apartments. Most of the houses have the same basic shape and the apartments pretty much look the same too except for their color. This street does not have many people because it is so hidden and tiny, but it is very neat and clean. This street lead right into Duboce Park, which is a great place for families, couples, and great for people with pets. There are also a few parks nearby a few blocks away.

Carmelita street is starts at Waller street and eventually leads into Pierce Street. There are only houses located here and they are very nice looking. They have a classic look to them and have a sort of Victorian vibe to them. All of the houses have basically the same structure and shape. There are also a few nice apartments on this street too. This street would be great for couples or families with kids because there is a park nearby, Duboce Park. However, there are not any stores or shops on this street.

This street starts at Noe Street and it ends at 15th street. This street consists mostly of houses and apartments. The houses are mostly two stories high and the apartments look just right, not too big and not too small. This street is near many great facilities, such as Corona Heights Park, State Street Playground, and Buena Vista Park. This street is actually very clean and there is little to no graffiti at all on the buildings. There are also some trees planted on the sidewalks, which brings a vibe of peace to this street. This street would be great for families and couples.

Levant street is a really short street that intersects Lower Terrace and states Street. This street consists mainly of two story houses and apartment-like complexes that are about three stories high. This is an average street with pretty nice houses, the atmosphere of this street is peaceful. The great thing about this street is that it is near many attractions. There are three parks nearby, the Corona Park, Buena Vista Park, and Golden Gate Park. There is also a playground for kids right next to the Corona Park, the State Street Playground. The Twin Peaks of San Francisco is a bit farther away, but the Golden Gate Park is only about 10-12 blocks away, which is a bit longer than walking distance, but there are buses.

Levant street is a really short street that intersects Lower Terrace and states Street. This street consists mainly of two story houses and apartment-like complexes that are about three stories high. This is an average street with pretty nice houses, the atmosphere of this street is peaceful. The great thing about this street is that it is near many attractions. There are two parks nearby, the Corona Park and the Buena Vista Park. There is also a playground for kids right next to the Corona Park, the State Street Playground. The Twin Peaks of San Francisco is a bit farther away, but the Golden Gate Park is only about 10-12 blocks away, which is a bit longer than walking distance, but there are buses.

Ord Street is a semi-long street that begins at Market Street and leads right into Ord Court. This street consists mainly apartment-like complexes, most of which are three stories high, but there are also two story houses. This street is quite peaceful and it's cleanliness is average. What is great about this street is that it is near not one, but two parks: the Corona Heights Park and the Buena Vista Park. For kids, there is a playground, the State Street Playground, right nest to the Corona Heights Park. These facilities are within walking distance, the Buena Vista Park being the farthest about 4-6 blocks away.

Belmont Avenue is a very short street located basically inside the Interior Park Belt of San Francisco. Belmont is pretty much an unnoticeable street unless you travel on Edgewood Ave or Willard Street. Belmont is pretty nice, there are many trees that line, and pretty much, over crowd the sidewalks. The vegetation does add to the peaceful vibe of this neighborhood. This street basically serves as an exit for residents/ visitor of Edgewood Ave and as a short cut for others. There are a few houses that are apart of this street and they are pretty nice, but not as nice as some of the other houses on the other streets around this neighborhood. But overall, this street is pretty nice, even if it serves as a exit route or short cut.

Edgewood Avenue is practically apart of the Interior Park Belt. This street consists only of houses, which are very nice, most are pretty large, about three stories high. Most of the houses have their own unique style, whether it is their structure or the plants and flowers in front of the house. The thing that stands out the most is the ground, most streets have a grey-black color, but this street has a red brick lane which adds to the beauty of this street. This street is also extremely clean, there is little to no litter or graffiti on this street. There are also many trees lining the street, which really adds to it's quaint and peaceful vibe. I recommend those that visit this street to go by foot or by car because there aren't any buses that go here.

Woodland Avenue is located near the Interior Park Belt and it intersects Parnassus Avenue and leads right into Willard Street. This street consists only of houses, which are fairly nice. Most of the houses are two to three stories tall. This street is pretty quiet. The sidewalks are lined with medium sized trees, giving a more peaceful vibe. The sanitation of this street is pretty good except for a few oil stain here and there, other than that, there is little to no graffiti or litter around. This street is only a few blocks away from the Golden Gate Park, one of the largest parks in San Francisco. Golden Gate park has many attractions for families and friends to attend, such as the Acadamy of Sciences.

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.

Raccoon Drive branches off of Twin Peaks Boulevard and it is a pretty short and narrow street that leads to a dead end. However, this street is pretty nice although it usually goes unnoticed. Although Raccoon Drive may not have many or any raccoons at all, it is a pretty nice place. There are houses and apartments here that are not too shabby. This street is nice because it is surrounded by trees since it is near the Twin Peaks Reservior and this narrow little street is quaint because it contains so many trees and plants that add to the bright vibe of this place. This place is great for people that like peace and quiet in a mostly secluded area, but would like to have the option of going to places that are very populated only minutes away.

Behr Avenue is a street located inside of the Interior Park Belt of San Francisco, it is also near the Twin Peaks. This short street is beautiful and peaceful because it is bordered by the plants and flowers of the park, they give a peaceful atmosphere to the place. There are a few buildings here, which are like apartment-like complexes, most of them are actually a brown-wood color to blend in with the trees or a stone-gray color to blend in with the earth. This street is just a place that people will walk by when visiting this park and this street is just a quaint place, but it is sometimes disturbed because many cars pass by or park here.

Ventura Avenue is located near Laguna Honda Boulevard. This short street starts at Castenada Avenue and 8th Avenue. This street consists only of houses. These houses are pretty large and extravagant, most of the houses are two stories, some even three stories high. This is a quaint place because of all the green; each house has it's own tiny lawn or their own shrubs and trees. There are many trees and plants lining the sidewalk that brighten up and add to the peaceful and happy vibe of this place. The street and the houses are very clean here and there is rarely any disturbances to the peace here. This street is also near the Twin Peaks, which is a great place to visit when visiting San Francisco.

Devonshire Way is a pretty short street that is located near Laguna Honda. This street starts at Crestmont Drive and ends at Warren Drive. This street consists mostly of houses, which are pretty large even for two story houses. Most of the houses have the same basic structure, which is a square shape with two driveways. This street is slightly steep, but not so much that it can be a problem for a person that cannot endure a lot of physical strain. This street is near schools, an elementary school and a high school. This street is actually pretty peaceful and it has a nice vibe to it. But, I would recommend residents and visitors around here to drive by car because there aren't many bus stops nearby.

Forest Knolls Drive is located near the Interior Park Belt in San Francisco. This street is pretty short, it starts at Christopher Drive and ends near Panorama Drive. There are mostly houses here; they are pretty decent and have basically the same structure. Most of the houses are two stories high with two driveways. These houses look very nice and they have a very comfortable vibe. These house are also very clean, there is little to no graffiti on the houses. The street itself is remarkably clean too. What is unique about this street is that it is surrounded by great places. The Twin Peaks of San Francisco is a great place for friends and family to hang out, the Interior Park Belt is a great place to visit too.

Olympia Way is a semi-short street located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. It starts at Panorama Drive and it ends at Clarendon Avenue. Olympia Way is a pretty peaceful place and it has a very laid back atmosphere. This street is slightly sloping and it consists of pretty nice houses. These houses are mostly two stories tall and they all have the same basic structure, but they look pretty comfortable and they are clean, this street is actually very clean too. This street is near some great places, such as Twin Peaks. This is a great place to visit with family and friends and just have fun. There is also a recreation center right on this street, the interior park belt is not too far away either.

Palo Alto Avenue is located between the Interior Park Belt and the Twin Peaks Reservoir. This is a pretty short street but it has nice houses. Some of the houses are one story and others are three stories, all of them are decent though, some are more extravagant than others. There are many trees surrounding this street, which is not surprising since it is near a park. There are not many stores around, most of the other streets around here only consist of houses. However, this street has it's perks, the residents of this place will not have to travel far to find a place to host a friend and family gathering.

St Germain Avenue is located right next to the Interior Park Belt and the Twin Peaks. There are houses and apartments located here and most of them are decent, some looking more extravagant than others. The street itself is pretty quiet and peaceful. The street is also pretty clean except for a few oil stains here and there. This is a pretty good street to live on since it is near so many facilities. The Twin peaks is a great place to spend time with family and friends. Also, the Interior Park Belt is right next to this street so residents of this street can visit the park anytime they want to . There are not many stores around, most of the streets around here also only consist of houses.

Cityview way is a semi-short street located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. It starts at Panorama Drive and it ends at Midcrest Way. This street consists only of houses. These are ordinary looking houses, they look clean, comfortable, and are big enough to hold a family and small enough for a single person to live comfortably. In reference to the name of this street, "Cityview", there is sort of a view of the city if one stands on top of the hill on this street. This street is a little bit steep so I would not recommend this street for those that cannot endure physical strain. I would also recommend that the residents or future residents get a car for transportation because there aren't many bus stops nearby.

Starview way is a pretty short street that starts and ends at Panorama street. This street is part of a whole network of other streets that are located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. This street is slightly sloping, but I wouldn't consider it steep. The houses here are very nice, they have similar shapes and structures, but they also have their own style. The unique thing about this street is that one side of the street consists only of houses while the other side of the street has greenery, such as shrubbery and trees. Since Twin Peaks is so close by, it gives the resident's family and friends the opportunity to have gatherings and spend time with one another.

Dawnview way is a pretty short street that is located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. It intersects Glenview Drive and Burnett Avenue. This street consists only of houses, all of which take on the same structure and shape. There is a slight suburban vibe to this street because the houses look all the same, except for their color. Each house has two driveways and they have a clean and tidy look to them. This street is very clean too and there is little to no litter on the street. The great thing about living on this street is that it is very near one of the San Francisco's landmarks, Twin Peaks. It is a great place to spend time with friends and family.

Park Hill Ave is a pretty short street that intersects Buena Vista Ave and Roosevelt Way. It is no surprise that part of this street is on a hill, and a pretty steep one at that. This is probably not the best street to live on for those that travel by foot and cannot withstand a lot of physical strain. The houses here are pretty large and are pretty neat. This street is very clean, there are only a few oil stains, but they are not very noticeable. There are also many medium sized trees lining the street. What is great about this street is that it is near two parks, both of them only about a block or two away. One is Buena Vista Park and the other is Corona Heights Park. Overall, this street is pretty good.

Glenview drive is located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. This street is pretty long, it starts at Burnett Avenue and it ends at Portola Drive. I think this street would be the ideal place for families, singles, or couples to live because the houses are excellent. The houses are large enough for a family and small enough for a single to feel comfortable in. One part of Glenview Drive is a hill, which means that this is probably not the best street for those that cannot endure a lot of physical strain. This street is very peaceful and it has a very comfortable atmosphere. The street itself is also very clean and very well kept, there is no graffiti and very few oil stain and litter.

Seward is a short, slightly curved street that runs from Douglass Street to 19th street. This street consist only houses, but there is quite a variety. Some of the houses have the same structures, but most of them differ from each other. Some of the houses are one storied, some are three stories high. Most of the houses have their own mini garden and some even have trees planted outside. This street is pretty quiet and peaceful and it is pretty clean. The cons of this street is that there are not any stores on this street or within a 5 minute walking distance. The park closest by is about 5-7 blocks away, which is quite a trip. I would recommend residents of this area to own a car so transportation will not be a hassle.

Alma Street is a semi-long street, about two to three blocks long. It starts at Stanyan Street and ends at Belvedere street. This street consists mostly of houses, these houses do not really stand out or have a unique style. They just have a plain and decent look to them. The perks of living on this street is that there is an school on this street, Grattan Elementary School, which is convenient for families that have young children. Also, the Golden Gate Park, one of San Francisco's largest parks, is only three or four blocks away. The Interior Park Belt is closer by, only one to two blocks away. Overall, this street has many perks and it is pretty good.

Willard street is a semi-long street located near Stanyan Street and Kezar Stadium. This street has very nice houses and apartments. On the Parnassus Avenue side of this street, the houses and apartments stand pretty tall and some of them have that classic San Franciscan structure to them. There are many trees lining the street and they really add color and brightness to the place. This street is great for people that love the park because Golden Gate Park, one of San Francisco's largest parks, it just about one to three blocks away, depending on where you live on the street. Overall, this street is pretty clean and decent.

Clifford street is a pretty short street, about two blocks in length, that intersects Ashbury street and Roosevelt Way. This street has a variety of houses and apartments. Each house has a different style. Some of the houses look classic and old, the others look modern and fashionable. Most of them have a home-like feel to them though. There are trees lining both sidewalks, which add color to the place give it a peaceful vibe. This street is generally peaceful, it is actually part of a whole network of other streets that only consists of houses. Unfortunately, this street does not have any stores so one would have to travel to buy groceries or clothes. There is however, a park and a playground nearby.

There is not much to say about Storrie Street, this street is very short and it intersects 18th street and Market Street. There are a few houses and apartments on this street, but that is about it. This street sort of provides a short cut. There are, however attractions nearby. The Corona Heights Park is only a few blocks away and there is the State Street Playground right next to it. Since this street leads right into Market street, it wouldn't be difficult to travel to Downtown Shopping trip or to hang out with family and friends. Overall, there street does not have much to offer because it is only about a block long and there aren't that many attractions nearby.

Merritt Street is located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. This street is one side of a fork in the road, the other street being Market. This quaint and short street consists mostly of houses. These houses don't have a suburban vibe to them although the street has the same peacefulness and cleanliness of the suburbs. The houses come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. There are big and tall trees lining both sides of the street giving it a fresh and bright look. There is not much traffic on this street since it is so short, but Market street does have many cars, but overall, this street is pretty peaceful and quiet.

Deming street is short but it holds a lot of beauty and a quaint atmosphere. The are houses and apartments here and they have an above average look to them. They are clean, bright, and just have a home-like feel to them. It is probably the variety of houses and the modernized look to them that draws my attention. The street itself is sanitary too, it is mostly clean except for a few oil stains. This street is not a thorough one, so not many cars go through. However, one of the streets that this streets intersects, Clayton Street does have cars passing often. It doesn't cause too much noise though so this street is generally peaceful. There are also huge bright green trees that line the sidewalk, brightening up the atmosphere.

Clover street is located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. This slightly sloping street is pretty short, it intersects 18th Street and Caselli Avenue. There are mostly houses on this street, there aren't any stores. This street is pretty peaceful and quiet, the street is actually pretty clean with only a few oil stains. There are many large trees lining the sidewalk, which is a good thing for people that like plants. This street does not really have anything interesting on it. However, there are places nearby attractions. Twin Peaks is a place where family and friends can spend time together and have fun. There are many parks and playgrounds around too.

Short street is located near the Twin Peaks of San Francisco. The name of this street describes the length of this street. This slightly sloped street is very short, it intersects Yukon street and it leads right into Market Street. There are only houses on this street and in my opinion, it is a pretty good neighborhood to live in because it is peaceful and quiet. The houses are pretty nice and the street itself is nicely kept. The great thing about this street is that it goes into Market Street. It is only a short drive away to Downtown San Francisco where people shot 'til they drop. Twin Peaks is a nice place for friends and family to hang out and there are numerous parks in this area of the city.

Eagle street is a short street that starts at Yukon street and ends at Caselli Avenue. This street is quiet and peaceful. It consists only of houses, which means that there aren't any shopping centers or stores. The only eagle-like thing about this street is that some of the houses are built up high so there is a view. Some of the houses are very modern and may appeal to those that like an elegant and fashionable look. However, there are houses here that have a classic look to them that make them seem grand. A great perk to this street is that although it ends at Caselli Avenue, it lead right into Market street, which is probably one of the most popular shopping streets of San Francisco.

Saturn Street is actually quite the opposite of the planet. It is not a very long street, it is actually quite narrow, only one car can pass at a time. Saturn street consists of houses. Each house is unique, no one looks the same as another. Each house has it's own unique structure and style. Some houses are plain with a rectangular shape and some look Victorian. Some of the houses look shabby and worn, but others look new. There is quite a variety here. This street is actually a winding street and it is pretty steep, it curves uphill to Uranus Terrace. The cons about this street is that here are no stores, restaurants, or parks located on this street.

Heather Street is a short street that starts from Euclid Avenue and ends at Mayfair Drive. The houses here are beautiful and they have a very sophisticated and clean look to them. One side of this street consists mainly of houses, mostly two or three stories high. The other side of the street consists mostly of apartments, which are about five stories high. These apartments and houses have a very modernized look to them that would appeal to people. Also, the atmosphere of this street is safe and peaceful too. The street itself is very clean and there is rarely any traffic here. The recommended mode of transport would be by car though because there aren't many bus stops around.

Palm Avenue starts at Geary Boulevard and ends at California Street. This street consists mostly of houses that are nice looking. There are a variety of houses here are each of them have a unique structure or style. There are also medium-sized trees lining both sides of the side walk, which brightens up the vibe of the street. There is a middle school located on the street, near Sacramento, and it may seem a bit rowdy when students leave school, but it is generally alright. It is a bonus for residents that live on the street that have kids because they wouldn't have to travel far to get to school.

Sproule Lane is located near Sacramento street. Actually, cars can only go in the direction from Clay street to Sacramento street because this is a one street. The best this about this place is probably the fact that it is right next to a park, Huntington Park. This is a great park for toddlers and kids to play because it is populated enough for the children to play together, but not so over crowded that one's child will have to wait a long time to play on the swings. This street is also safe. This street is not that far away from Chinatown either, one of the most populated places in San Francisco and a famous tourist attraction.

Parsons street is a very short street, only a block long that starts at McAllister street and ends on Fulton Street. It actually leads to Golden Gate Park. This street consists of houses and apartments, they are decent, and overall, pretty neat and clean. This is a great location because it leads directly to Golden Gate Park. Golden Gate Park holds many attractions, such as the famous Academy of Sciences and the MH de Young Museum. There is also the SF Botanical Garden and Conservatory of flowers for those that love plants and exotic flowers. These are the perks of living near the park.

Maple street is located near The Presidio of San Francisco. It begins at California street and extends all the way to W Pacific Avenue. There are mostly houses on this street and they are pretty nice, they have a modernized look to them and look quiet safe and peaceful. The street itself is also pretty nice and clean, also, there are many medium sized trees lining both sides of the sidewalk. This street is also great because it is near a school and a golf course, the Presidio Golf course. The Golden Gate Park is a few blocks away too. There are also bus stops a short walk away so transportation is not a problem.

This street is located near Golden Gate Park and Geary Boulevard. It is a street that is in a area that consists mostly of houses. This street actually only consists of houses, there are not any stores. By the name of this street, commonwealth, it sounds extravagant and it is. The houses are beautiful here, they are fairly large and they have a very pristine and elegant look to them. This street has a suburban vibe to it because all of the houses are aligned with equal spaces between each other and they all have the same basic structures. This place is safe and generally quiet and peaceful.

Stanyan Street is a pretty long street, it begins at Geary Boulevard and ends at 17th street, 18-20 blocks. What stands out the most about this street is that is borders many playgrounds and parks. It borders the Interior Park, Golden Gate Park, which is one of the largest parks in San Francisco, and Ross Playground. There are a variety of attractions here, not only do the parks attract people and families to go out, but there are many stores here too. There is also housing, but most of them are apartments. Traffic around here is alright, many cars do pass by here because of the many of the parks are located here.

Van ness Avenue is one of the most busiest streets in San Francisco and it is one of the streets that have the most traffic. This street is definitely populated most of the time because of all the attractions. There are countless numbers of stores that sell a variety of foods, electronics, clothes, and much more stuff. There is also a movie theater on this street, it is a popular place for friends or family to go after eating at one of the many restaurants on this street. It is also extremely easy to get to this street because many muni buses pass by or stop on this street. It is pretty difficult to find a parking space on this street because of all the traffic.

Bolero Way is located in Daly City and it is a street that is apart of an entire network of other streets that have houses.It intersects Ardendale Drive and Southhill Boulevard. This street is really short, it only has about 7-10 houses. Only one side of this street has houses, the other side is covered with a grassy area. This street is generally clean, there are a few oil stains on the ground, but this street is pretty peaceful. There is a school nearby too, which makes it convenient for families with kids. There is also a park about two blocks away, Polaris Park. Overall, this street is alright.

Caroline Way is located in Daly City and it intersects Ardendale Drive and Alta Vista Way. This street is actually apart of a whole network of other streets that only consist of houses. Caroline street is a slightly sloping street and it is also curvy. It may be a bit steep for those that aren't use to traveling up and down hills though, I wouldn't recommend it for the elderly that aren't in the best physical shape. It would also be ideal for people to travel by car because there are not many modes of transport, there aren't many bus stops nearby and there aren't any stores on this street. This street is very clean and peaceful though.

Southridge way is a quaint and short street that intersects Oakridge Drive. There are only houses located here. One side of the street is lined with houses and the other side is lined with trees and plants. The houses have similar shapes and colors, they are all about two stories high and have a plain and original look to them. They actually don't have much style or unique colors. It is a quiet street that does not have much traffic. In this neighborhood, it is probably best to own a car because there are not bus stops nearby. There aren't many shops nearby either because this street is part of a network of other houses.

Santos street is located in the Sunnydale area near Visitacion Valley. It is an average street in length, it starts at Sunnydale Avenue and ends at Geneva Avenue. This street is sort of run-down, most minority groups populate this area and it has a bad reputation because of crimes or violence. There are improvements being made though, new buildings have been made and more funds have come into this neighborhood to help. There are a few buses that come through here so transportation is not a problem. The houses here mostly look the same, but there aren't any stores on this street. This would probably not be a great street for people to visit since there isn't much going on.

Garcia Avenue is located near Laguna Honda Boulevard. It is a pretty short street, it starts at Idora Avenue and it ends at Merced Avenue. This street is beautiful because of all the plants. There are trees everywhere and there are also different types of shrubs and bushes. The plants not only add a nature aspect to the street, but it also gives this street a vibe of safety and peace. The plants also benefit the residents because they are receiving fresh air. The houses are decent too, they have a very original look to them and they fit in to the plant scenery very well, they are not too vibrant, but they are noticeable. This place would be great for families, couples, and singles.

Marcela Avenue is a short, quaint street that extends from Magellan Avenue to Pacheco Street. This street is very unique because of one characteristic, the trees and plants. There are trees, shrubs, and a variety of plants everywhere, they are lining the sidewalks and there is one entire column of trees down the middle of the street. This street would be wonderful to live on because of all the fresh air and all that green is good for a person's eyesight. This street is very clean too and there is little or no traffic, which means no noisiness. The houses here are very nice too, they have a classic and sophisticated look to them.

Although this street is called "Aloha Avenue", it does not really have a Hawaiian vibe to it, but that is not to say that this street is bad, it actually has a very comfy and vibe to it. Aloha Avenue intersects Funston Avenue and 15th Avenue. There are mainly houses on this street and there are many trees. The majority of the houses on this street have a rectangular shaped structure and they don't really stand out from one another. The street itself is safe, quiet, and clean. This would be a good environment for families with children or people that like the quiet. There is a park nearby too, the Grand View Park.

Williar Avenue is a short street that extends from Mt Vernon Avenue to Niagara Avenue. This street is a bit shabby looking, there is not enough color on this street, there needs to be more green plants or more variety in the color of the houses. Also, the dirty street and sidewalks covered in oil stains add to the shabby looking effect, it makes the place look gray. The houses are not bad though, they are decent and pretty sufficient, they just need more color to them. This street is a few blocks away from Ocean Avenue, which is a positive aspect of this street because transportation devices are available. San Francisco City College is nearby and Balboa park is right next to it.

Baden Street is located near San Jose Avenue. This generally short street extends from Circular Avenue to Mangels Avenue. This street is pretty steep and is quiet an up hill climb for those that live near the upper parts of this street near Joost Avenue. Although this street may seem daunting because of it's steepness, it is actually pretty nice. This street is generally clean and there is little to no traffic. The houses are colorful and have their own unique structures. There are also many plants on this street, this brightens and livens up the street. There is a park about a block away.

Acadia Street intersects Monterey Boulevard and Joost Avenue. This short street is very quaint because of the pretty houses and the plants surrounding them. The houses are above average and have a unique aspect to them because they aren't all identical in shape and size. This street has a very happy, home-like, and safe vibe. There are many trees on this street and they aren't really spread out evenly, some of the trees and plants are focused on one houses. The plants really brighten up the place and brings color to the street. This happy environment is great for families with or without children.

Brompton Avenue is a one way street that intersects Bosworth Street and Joost Avenue. Although this street is short and is just a one-way street, it has many positive aspects. There is a school right on this street, which is a plus for families that have children or residents of the neighborhood. There are many plants on this street too, most of them near the school. The houses here are quaint, they vary from each other. Each houses has a unique shape and color. They show different styles with their different colors, but they don't come off as tacky because they are very clean-cut. This street would be great for families.

Congdon Street is a generally short street located near Alemany Boulevard and Mission Street. This street intersects four other streets, which means that it can serve as a short cut. This street is generally quiet and does not have a lot of traffic. The houses here are average, but they don't really stand out from each other. Most of them are just a light tan color with a rectangular structure. There aren't many plants on this street either, or parks for that matter. There are, however, many stores and fast-food places nearby on Mission Street. There are also a variety of muni buses that lead to many other places.

Craut street is located near Mission street and it extends from Trumbull Street to Silver Avenue. This street is a one way street, which can be good and bad. Since this street intersects four other streets, it can be used as a short cut, but since it is a one way street, cars can only go in one path and they can't just turn around, they'll have to make a circle. This street has houses and they are pretty nice, they have a classic and original look to them. Since this street is near Mission Street, this means that there are many restaurants and stores, also many choices of buses. This street would be great for families or couples.

Dunsmuir Street is located between Dartmouth Street and Colby Street. It is a pretty short street, it intersects Sweeny Street and Silver Avenue. This street has a few oil stain and the sidewalks are a bit damaged, but this street's beautiful houses and peaceful vibe make up for it's flaws. This street, with a slightly sloping hill, has pretty houses. These houses have a very classic and original look to them. Most of the houses have some type of shrubbery or flowers in front, which adds up a brightness and liveliness to the street. This street is only about three or four blocks away from the Pieega Playground, but it is a bit far away from the muni buses.

Barneveld Avenue is located near San Bruno Avenue. It is a pretty short street, it intersects Rickard Street and Silver Avenue. This street consists mostly of houses and the houses here are average, but decent. It is generally quiet and peaceful on this street and the street itself is generally clean. Although there may not be any convenience stores on this street, San Bruno Avenue has plenty of shops and stores so one can load up on groceries or other necessities. There is also a library nearby and plenty of buses nearby too so traveling is not a problem.

Merrill Street sounds like that cute blue pokemon you see on television, but it is far from it. Merrill Street is a pretty short street, but it does have a lot of damage. The street has cracks all over the place and oil stains. There is litter all around too and it is not clean. The sidewalks aren't in horrible condition, but they can improve. The houses are plain, but decent. There are no convenience stores or parks nearby either. The positive things about this street is that there is no traffic and it is generally quiet on the street. Although there aren't any playgrounds or parks on this street, there is one about two or three blocks away, which is a positive for those that have children.

Wilde Avenue is located near San Bruno Avenue. It is a pretty short street and may go unnoticed to many people. There is a lot to say about this street though. Although this street may seem a bit dangerous to people because it is considered a "bad neighborhood", it actually holds unique aspects. There is a fire station near this street, which in my opinion, is pretty darn cool because one, it is convenient for those that live nearby to have assistance in case of an emergency, and two, because it is just great to have something interesting to tell other people.

Tucker Avenue is located in the Visitation Valley area. It extends from Delta Street to Alpha Street. There are mostly houses located here and they are not too shabby. The street is pretty clean itself and generally quiet and peaceful. There is a new park near the middle section of this street and it is beautiful. If you love plants, trees, flowers, and nature, you will love this park. This park is especially unique because it has a winding road and it takes a while to get to the top of the park but the scenery is worth the trip. This park is the perfect place for a person to just get some time to themselves and to get fresh air.

This street is in the Visitacion Valley area, it extends from Visitacion Avenue to Bayshore Boulevard. This street consists mostly of houses and it has a few convenience stores nearby. In my opinion, there are both good and bad aspects to this place, it really depends on the person though. Raymond Avenue has a playground for children and there is also a park. Because this street is located in an area in which mostly minority groups occupy, it may seem dangerous at times because of reports of stealing or violence. Raymond Avenue is generally quiet and it isn't as bad as people make it out to be.

Godeus Street is located in the Bernal Heights neighborhood. It intersects Mission Street and Coleridge Street. This street is pretty short, but it does have quite a few houses. There are mostly apartments here, but there are also houses. The apartments are ordinary, the houses are average, but both are sufficient enough to support those that are residents of this street. This street is just your typical normal and decent street. There are convenience stores and many small restaurants or fast food places nearby on Mission street. Overall, this street is alright.

Ford street is a short street located near Market Street. It intersects Noe and Sanchez street. This street consists mainly of three things and they are apartments, houses, and trees. Some of the apartments look a bit old, but sufficient. The houses are pretty nice, they have a classic look to them, the trees outside the houses also add a nice effect and livens up the atmosphere of the street. The street itself is not entirely clean, there are a few oil stains. This street is near a few facilities such as the State Street Playground and Mission Dolores Park. There are also modes of transportation about a block away.

Summit street is located near Ocean View playground and it intersects Minerva,Montana, and Thrift Street. It is pretty narrow and it consists only of houses. The houses are okay, some are very flamboyant in color, such as bright yellow, and others are colored in classic colors such as tan/ peach. This street is generally clean, but it does have many oil stains. The is a bit of a dreary vibe here, there just needs to be more things to liven up the atmosphere, such as bright green trees or colorful flowers. The Ocean View Playground is only a block away from this street and it includes basketball, tennis, and baseball courts.

Bruce street is located near Ocean Avenue and Balboa Park. It intersects Harold and Niagara Avenue. This street consists only of houses, these houses are about two stories high and basically have the same style and structure.This street could be cleaner, there are a few oil stains on the ground and the outside of the a few houses look like they need a cleaning. This street needs more green, such as flowers, trees, or shrubs to brighten up the atmosphere on the street and liven it up. This street is about a block away from Ocean Avenue, which has many transportation devices so transportation is not a hassle.

Pico Avenue is a small, quaint street that intersects Urbano Drive and Ashton Avenue. Because this street is short, only a few houses are occupied here. The houses are nice, they vary in color and each has a unique quality about them. These houses especially take up a lot of area, just because this is a short street does not mean that the houses cannot have style. There is also a school nearby, which is convenient families with children that live on the street. There aren’t many stores around this neighborhood, but there are multiple streets with beautiful houses and a peaceful and safe environment.

This is a short street that intersects San Jose Avenue and Mission Street. This street is average looking, it has good aspects to it but it also needs improvements. The street itself could be cleaner, but it is pretty peaceful. It needs to be livelier because it looks and has a boring vibe to it. The houses here are decent, they are average sized and vary in color. There is also a church on the street, so that is a positive aspect for those that have a certain religion. Also, since this street intersects Mission street, that means that there are many small convenience stores and fast food places. There are also plenty of bus stops nearby so transportation is a breeze. There is no traffic on this street either so people traveling by car can commute easily.

Conrad street is a slightly sloping street that intersects Arbor Street and Diamond Street. It is surrounded by other streets that consists of houses too. Conrad street is quaint because it has a very nature-like theme to it. There are many plants and trees around this neighborhood. Each house has at least one plant in front. The street itself is clean and it does not have traffic, it also has a nice vibe, sort of relaxing. The houses here are also nice and clean, they vary in size and color. There are also many bus stops nearby, so transportation is a breeze. This is a great street for families and couples.

Manor Drive is located near Ocean Avenue, this street is located between Pinehurst Way and Lakewood Avenue. This street is a bit steep, but the houses make up for that. The houses here range in size, but most of them are larger than the average houses. This street has an urban vibe to it, the houses are not too close to each other and each of them have a neat and unique look to them. This street has many trees lining the sidewalk too, almost every house has at least one tree in front of it. The houses more to the Darian Way side, are larger and more extravagant, they have nice lawns. There is a playground about a block away too and on Ocean Avenue, there are a few fast food places.

Lakewood Avenue is a very nice street, it intersecst Ocean Avenue and Fairfield Way. The houses located here are larger than the average houses in San Francisco and they are not crowded together. There are also many trees on this street although it is pretty short. The great thing about this street is that there are many convenieces to living here. There is a school and park nearby. There are also a few fast food places. There is a Taco Bell and a KFC towards the end of the street. There are a few light rail stations located on Ocean Avenue. This is also another perk of living on this street, this street is also clean and safe.

De Monfort Avenue starts at Miramar Avenue and ends at Aston Ave. It is part of a whole network of houses, it intersects at least 3 other streets that consists only of houses. There are a variety of houses but most are two stories high. They differ in size, some are wider than others and some take up less area, but they are all decent. There are several types of trees that line this street on the sidewalk, this does not block people from walking on the sidewalk though. This street is clean and safe too. There are a few light rail stops, there is not a lot of traffic on this street either, so traveling by car is convenient too.

This short street is located near Ocean Avenue, it intersects Southwood Drive and Westwood Drive. There are only houses located on this street and they are pretty nice. Most of the houses are two stories high and have mini lawns outside. Most of the houses have at least one or more trees in front of the house. This street actually has more trees than the average street. This street is clean and a safe place. The only negative part of this street is that there aren't many conveniece stores or malls around here. There aren't many modes of transportation either. The majority of the people here probaby travel by car. Overall, this place is pretty good.

Pizarro street intersects Northwood Drive, Westwood Drive and Faxon Avenue. The aren't many houses here since it is a short street, but the houses that are located here are pretty big. Each houses is about two stories high and it takes up more area than the average house. Each house has it's own unique color and structure too. Some houses have beautiful lawns and plants growing in front, but all of them have some greenery. The street itself is very clean, there are no graffiti marks on the houses or street. This street has a peaceful and comfortable vibe, I think it is a very safe environment for families. I think this street would be an ideal place for families with children or couples.

Upland Drive is a part of a whole network of other streets that mostly consist of houses. The houses here are unique because they have a suburban vibe to them. The houses are pretty large here, some are three stories high and others take up a lot of area. There is a lot of greenery around here too. Each house has plants of some kind. There aren't many modes of transportation here though, the ideal way to travel for those that live on this street is to walk or by car. This street leads to several other streets that also have nice houses. There are a few facilities a short drive away, such as the mall, zoo, and schools.

Palos Place intersects Crestlake Drive and Sloat Boulevard. The houses here are decent and are average sized. They range from one story to two stories high. It is quite peaceful here. There is some greenery located here, such as the lawns and bushes outside the house. There are many facilities nearby too, there is a lake and park a few blocks away. The San Francisco Zoo is only a short drive away, about 10-15 blocks. This is a great place to learn about animals and to spend time with family and friends. There are also a few schools nearby, an elementary school and a high school. The Stonestown Galleria is also located nearby, it is a mall that include clothing stores, restaurants, etc.

Estero Avenue intersects Junipero Serra Boulevard and Alviso Street. This street is peaceful, comfortable, and quiet. The houses here are extravagant, they are huge with lawns. Each houses is unique, so it is not entirely like the suburbs, but they do have a suburban vibe to them because they are all huge with similar structures. The street has no traffic whatsoever and the street is very clean. Another reason why this street has a suburban vibe is because of the cleanliness and the neat order of everything. This neighborhood is pertty safe and Estero Avenue is actually a part of a whole network of houses around the area. Overall, these houses are awsome and it would be an ideal place for families or couples.

Stern Grove intersecst 19th Avenue near the Sloat Boulevard side. It is actually no noticable to people passing by because 19th street is a pretty busy street for cars. There is a lot of greenery in this court. There are large trees surrounding the entire court so it sets a calm and mellow vibe. There are actually apartment complexes here and they are pretty decent. This court is right across from S Stern Recreation Grove, which includes sports facilities. If one goes straight down Sloat Avenue, one would end up at the San Francisco Zoo or Ocean Beach. Both of these places are great for gatherings between friends and family. Overall, this place is short, but it is near fun facilities.

Goleta Avenue is located between Paraiso Place and Vale Avenue. Although this street is pretty short, there are very nice houses here. They have a sort of suburban vibe to them. The houses look like they are out of a magazine because they have nice lawns and beautiful structures. The houses are mansion-like and are very clean-cut. Goleta Avenue goes straight into Sloat Avenue, which leads to Lakeshore and the San Francisco Zoo. Right above this street is Pine Lake Park. This street is great because it is near so many facilities. There are also schools nearby, which makes it convenient for families that have children.

Morningside Drive is located between Gellert Dirve and Clearfield Drive, this street goes directly into Lake Merced Boulevard. The houses here actually vary. All of the houses have around the same structure and the majority of the houses are two stories high. Each house has one or more driveways too. This street is clean , peaceful, and safe. Lake merced is only a block or two away and so is the San Francisco Zoo. The SF zoo is a great place for families and friends to spend time together. This street isn't that far away from Stonestown Galleria, which includes a variety of restarants. There are clothing shops, skin care shops, etc. There are also schools nearby, which makes it convenient for families that have children.

Mercedes Way intersects Paloma Avenue and Cerritos Ave, it actually leads into Junipero Serra Boulevard. This street is slightly curvy, but it gives adds charm to the street. This street consists only of houses, but very nice houses. There is actually a variety of sizes and color of houses. Some of the houses are one story and some are three stories high. Each house has a mini lawn and some of the houses have a few shrubs or threes in front of the house. This street is one of those streets that one can have a stroll and no one would think you are weird. The scenery is pretty nice too because of all the plants, they bring color to the street. This street is near the Stonestown Galleria, a great place to shop. Overall, this place is a great place to live for couples and families.

Ravenwood Drive intersects Maywood Drive and Yerba Buena Ave. This is actually one street that is a part of a whole network of other streets with houses. This neighborhood consists of houses only. The houses are larger than avereage, they have a pretty average height, but it is the amount of land they cover that makes the houses exceptionally great. Each house has a lawn and a nice driveway. The houses have a modern, out-of-a-magazine, look to them. There are actually many trees located in this area. This street is actually a pretty ideal place for a family to live in because the houses is large enough for a family size of 5 to live comfortably and the street is safe and clean. The only thing missing are the stores, there aren't many stores in the area, but the nice houses make up for it.

Melba Avenue is located between 23rd Avenue and 22nd Avenue. This street is peaceful and quiet. It is also very clean, there is little or no litter in the street and the street itself has no cracks or grafitti on it. The houses here are very nice. They are not large in height, but in width. Each houses takes up a good amount of space on the street. There are many facilities nearby. But the closest one would be the Stonestown Galleria. It is a shopping mall that includes restaurants, brand name stores, etc. There are also schools nearby, one being Lowell High School. This street is also near a park and a lake. There are plenty of places to visit for the residents of this street. I recommend this area for families and friends.

Sylvan Drive is located between Middlefield Drive and Meadowbrookk Drive. This street is peaceful and quiet although it is near facilities that may prove otherwise. There are a few schools nearby, one is Lowell High School and the other is an elementary school. The schools actually don't affect the peace of this street. It doesn't cause any traffic either. This street does not have any stores, it consists only of houses. These houses are nice too, most are two stories and each have a mini lawn outside. There is a mall, Stonestown Galleria, nearby, which is great for friends or families to spend quality time with each other. The San Francisco Zoo isn't too far away either, this is a great place to visit. Overall, this street is great and would be an ideal place for a family with kids to live.

Sprinfield Drive is located between Riverton Drive and Everglade Drive. There are only houses located on this street. The houses are decent and pretty low. Most of them are two stories, but they are built pretty low. Most of the houses have a lawn, they also have their own plants (shrubs, bushes, etc) outside the houses. This street is actually near a a few schools, which is very convenient for families that have children. This street is near Lakeshore, which has many great restaurants. This is also near a mall, Stonestown Galleria. This house is near a lake, Lake Merced, and it is also near the San Francisco Zoo. This street is great because of all the facilities nearby.

Inverness Drive is located between 26th Avenue and Forest View Drive. This street consists only of houses. The houses are pretty nice, most are two stories high with some plants in the front. This street is also pretty quiet because this street is not very busy, not many cars pass through here. The greatest aspect of this street is that there are many facilities nearby. There are several parks nearby and there are schools too. There is a shopping mall nearby and there are bus stops nearby. This street isn't that far away from the San Francisco Zoo either. Overall, the street is decent and it is near great places.

Retiro Way intersects Casa Way and Fillmore Street. This street has pretty nice houses, they are mostly three stories high. There are also apartments located here, they are pretty good too. There is no traffic here and there are plenty of spaces to park, that is because the houses have their own driveways. The street is very clean, there aren't any cracks, oil stains, etc on the ground. There isn't any graffiti either. There are many trees lining the sidewalk and most of the houses have their own shrubs or plants in front of their houses. The only negative aspect of this street is that there aren't many bus stops and stores around so one would have to travel a little bit to buy groceries or other items.

Casa Way is just a short little street located near the Marina Boulevard. The one aspect that makes this street stand out are the huge houses located here. The houses are above average and are probably pretty expensive, but in my opinion, they are worth it because they look extravagant yet comforting. The apartments are pretty good too, they are a pretty decent size and they look nice and inviting. This would not be the right place for those that love places that are always filled with people. This neighborhood doesn't have many shops or mall around either. There aren't many bus stops either, so one would have to travel by car to get to places.

Rico Way is located between Cervantes street and Casa Way. The street is actually pretty short, but the nice houses make up for it. These houses are pretty huge, most of them are three stories high. They are also really clean and have an elegant/ modernized look to them. There are many trees around here, the medium sized trees that line the sidewalk. The houses have their own trees or shrubbery too, The street itself is very clean, the sidewalk and street is not cracked. It is also safe and there is not traffic here. I think the only negative part about this area is that there aren't many bus stops.

Jefferson Street goes from Baker street to Powell Street. This street is very long, it pretty much runs along the San Francisco bay.This street has really nice houses, they are pretty big, most of them two to three stories high and they look very modernized and elegant. There are also apartments here, but they aren't as nice as the houses. There are trees lining the sidewalks and some of the houses have their own plants too. Jefferson street is near the Embarcadero, which is near the piers. This street is also near a park, the Joseph Conrad Park and it is also naer the Ghiradelli Square. Over all, I think this place is worth visiting.

Bay Street starts from Laguna Street and goes all the way to the Embarcadero. Bay street is pretty close to the San Francisco Bay and therefore the piers. The most visited pier is probably Pier 39 where Fisherman's Wharf is. There is an arcade, sea food restaurants and other sights there. Bay street also goes through North Beach, which has great italian food. There is also a shopping center that includes fast food restaurants, grocery stores, conveniece stores, etc. The Ghiiradelli Square is also nearby. There are a few parks neraby, the Russian Hill park and Joseph Conrad Park. A great aspect about this street is that is located near many great places. Overall, this street is worth visiting because of all the sights.

Prado Street intersects Scott street and Cervantes Boulevard. There are big houses and large apartments. The houses range from two to three stories high. The apartments are a tan-white color and are pretty big. The apartments clean too, there isn't any graffiti on the street and the side walks are clean. There are driveways in the houses too, cars can also park outside. There isn't any traffic on this street so it is pretty quiet and peaceful. There are plants or greenery on most of the houses, which brightens up and adds color to this place. There aren't any stores on this street though and not many bus stops nearby. Overall, this place is okay.

Avila street starts at Chesnut street and ends at Prado Street. One thing that stands out about this street are the houses, there are only houses located on this street and nothing else. The houses are beautiful too, they all have a modern look to them. Some even look like they just came out of a magazine of how to design your house. There are plants in front of most of the houses, which brightens up the place even more. Most of the houses are two stories high and have a driveway. This street is safe, peaceful, and clean. Although there aren't any stores located on this street, I think the beautiful variety of houses make up for it.

White street is located between Hyde Street and Larkin Street. Although it is a short street, it is not a one way street. It actually serves as a short cut from Vallejo Streets and Green Street. There are houses and apartments on this street but no stores. The houses are nice, they each have a unique look to them, they all look different from the others and somehow fit together, their colors and structures do not clash, it actually has a unifying effect to it. The houses look nice, above average. There are driveways for some of the houses, but cars can also park outside too. The apartments are decent. This street does not have any stores, but there are a few nearby.

Russell Street is located between Union Street and Green Street. This street is pretty short and it intersects Hyde. There are houses and apartments. The houses are decent but average. There aren't many varieties in color in the buildings. Most of the houses are a blue color, but some are tan and white. The street is pretty narrow and one would expect it to be a one way street, but it actually isn't. As for parking, the cars all park on one side of the street, which makes the street even more narrow. This street is actually pretty short, so it does not have many buildings, there aren't any food stores or convience stores, there is an auto shop though. There aren't many huge shopping malls around either and there aren't many parks within walking distance.

August alley is located between Powell Street and Mason Street. Although this street is pretty narrow, the houses here are quite nice. Some houses are so tall that I think they might serve as apartments, there are actual apartment buildings located here too. This place is very clean too, there is very little, or no, graffiti at all. The only negative parts about this street is that it could have more green to brighten up the place. There aren't many trees on this street, but there is a park nearby, Washington Square Park. The other negative part is the narrowness of this street. There are driveways for some of the houses, but it might be difficult to park. Overall, this place is okay.

Genoa Place is located between Kearby Street and Grant Ave. This street is very shoort and it serves as a shortcut from Union street to Filbert Street. The buildings here mostly consists of apartments, which look pretty plain. Their colors do not really stand out, most are actually a white peach-like color. There isn't a lot of colorful things here, the buildings have a really bland and plain color. There aren't many trees or greenery here, I think this street would be more welcoming if there were trees planted on the sidewalk, but since this street is pretty narrow, there wouldn't be enough space for that. There are a few parks nearby though, the Pioneer Park and Washington Square Park. The Coit Tower is also nearby.

Osgood Places is located between Sansome St and Montgomery St. It serves as a pathway from Pacific Avenue to Broadway. There isn't much on this street, there are only buildings on the side. This place is nearby some other places. Broadway street has many stores around and it is actually pretty near Chinatown. There are actually many stores scattered around the area and there are several bus stops nearby. Most of the restaurants nearby serve only chinese food, but if you enjoy eating italian food, just walk up towards North Beach. Overall, there aren't many interesting things on this street, but there are places around it.

Guy Place is a short, curvy street located just off of 1st street. It actually connects with another street called Lansing street. Guy Place is pretty much hidden unless one notices it when passing by. This place consists of houses and apartments. In my opinion, I think the apartments have a more modern look to them. But both the apartments and houses are decent. The majority of buildings here are apartments. There aren't many parking spaces, but some of the houses have a driveway. The street is pretty narrow though so only one car can pass one at a time. Overall, this street is quaint, quiet and peaceful.

Steuart Street is located near the Embarcadero. It is actually pretty close to the bay, this street starts at Howard Street and ends at Mission Street. There isn't a lot to see around here, not really any sights. There is no entertainment here either. This is in the business district, there are only large buildings here. There are no houses or apartments either. Although this street is only filled with buildings, there is a pretty nice view of the bay. The street itself is also very clean. There are medium-sized trees lining the sidewalks on both sides. This street is also pretty safe and the traffic here isn't very heavy. Overall, this place does not have many facilities.

Mary Street intersects Mission street and it is pretty short so it can be easily missed. However, there is one large aspect of this street that will probably cause people to do a double take. The building on the side of this street is very big, it actually takes up an entire block on Mission street. It is none other than the San Francisco Chronicle. This is basically the headquarters in which current events in San Francisco and the world are put into a newspaper everyday for the residents of San Francisco. Other than the SF chronicle, there isn't really much on this street. On the opposite side of the building is a parking lot, and that is pretty much it.

4th street is actually pretty long, it begins at 3rd street and extends all the way to Market street. The reason I say 4th street is a must-go-to-place is because it covers most of the hot spots in San Francisco. It is close to AT&T Park, home to the S.F. giants, the zeum, which includes restaurants, an ice skating rink, bowling alley, carousel, and more. The Metreon is also here, which includes the AMC theatres, arcades, stores, etc. There is the San Francisco Shopping Ceter too. There are just so many places to go on this street that it will take at least an entire day to see. This is the perfect place to have fun and hang out with friends or family.

Lombard street is a very long street that goes from the North Beach district to the Marina District. Although this street is extremely long, people only come to see a small portion of it. Lombard street is famous because of it's crookedness. This portion of Lombard street is located between Chestnut Street and Greenwich street. The houses on this portion on this street are extravagant and mansion-like, which I heard is a pretty good place to trick-or-treat. The road is also paved differently from the other streets since this is like a landmark. Other than the curvy part of the street, Lombard street is just like any other street in San Francisco. Overall, this place is alright because it is a view.

One thing I can say about Pier 39 is that you never get bored when you're there. There are many attractions that will draw your attention, such as the sea food restaurants, arcade, etc. Pier 39 is located at the Embarcadero and Beach Street. The place is great to hang out with friends by hanging out at the arcade or spending time with family looking at the different wildlife located in the pier. Many people actually go fishing in this area when it is the right season and sometimes the catches aren't half bad. There are a variety of fish that can be found here in the bay area. Overall, this place is a fantastic way to have fun on a nice and sunny day.

This street intersects Cambridge street. It is not particularly interesting because it only consists of houses, these houses are average. The houses seem to have similarities in color too, and it seems like there is a pattern. There are light blue/ green houses and there are many tan/ white houses. The structures of the houses are sort of boring and this street just needs to liven up. There should be more green. The mini lawns outside the houses aren't that impressive and the tiny bushes don't do much to help. What this street needs are trees to be planted along the sidewalks and the trees need to be a deeper green color because the houses are too light.

Princeton Street is just one of the many streets in this particular region named after a college. It is pretty quirky how there is a university street, dartmouth street, oxford street, and harvard street nearby. This street stands out because the houses seem to change from one region to another on this street. On one side of this street, there are houses that look exactly the same in structure and even the differences in color don't make them interesting. However, as one moves down the street, he or she will notice that the houses change and all of a sudden, the houses are pretty neat. Each houses is special and unique and all of them are beautiful once one goes into the other side. Both sides do add to the charm of the street though.

This street looks more like an alley way than a street because it is so narrow. A car can probably squeeze into this tight space one by one, but it is extremely narrow, but not so narrow that a person can't fit. The houses here are pretty nice, they have this very basic look to them. They are all in one solid, even color that makes a person think "plain", but they have an air of comfy and home-like feeling to them. This street is actually pretty clean except that the street itself has patches of different colors. This street has it's perks because it is near one of San Francisco's landmarks, the Coit Tower. It is only a few blocks away and the view is worth it. There are also a few parks nearby. Overall, this place is pretty good.

Cleary Court is basically located in Japantown. Japantown in San Francisco is where you can get japanese food of course and buy all sorts of trinkets at stores such as Ici ban kan. There are many hotels in this area and also a huge shrine. There are a lot of trees here and they really brighten up the place with their light green or dark deep green color. Some of the trees are thin but there are some huge trees here that are about 30 feet high. There aren't any houses here but there are apartments. The apartments are nice too, they have a plain brown color to them but they also have a modern look.

Grattan Street is a quaint little street located between Parnassus Ave and Alma Street. First, I want to say that this street has access to many facilities. There is a school, a few parks, muni, and a University nearby. The houses and apartments here are pretty good, they are above average in my eyes. The houses here have a very modernized look to them. The apartments are decent but not as great as the houses. There aren't any stores on this street, but there are stores scattered around the area. This neighborhood is also pretty quiet and peaceful, there isn't any traffic on this street and it's not that hard to find a parking space for those that don't have a driveway.

Rivoli Street is located between Alma Street and 17th Street. Rivoli Street does not really have any eye catching things but it is decent. The houses are different from each other, but they don't really stand out in any way. Most of the houses here are tall. There are also many apartments on this street. There are a few trees on this street and they are pretty big in size. Some of them shade the entire sidewalk and are pretty low to the ground. An upside to this street is that there is a school nearby, which is great for those that have kids on this street. There are also many parks around this street, the main ones being Golden Gate Park and Buena Vista Park. Overall, this place is alright.

Beulah street is located between Waller St and Federick St. It is actually pretty short but there are some pretty nice houses here. There are apartments and houses here. The apartments have an antique look to them, but they are in very good shape. Their colors are pretty good too. The houses here are at least two stories high. I have to say that these also have an antique look to them. They have a comfy look to them and a unique vibe to them. Each houses is different, they have different structures and colors. There are tall, medium sized streets lining both sides of the sidewalk and they only have about a foot and a half between each tree. That is just the tip of the ice though, there is a huge park about a block away. It is Golden Gate Park and it is one of the largest parks in San Francisco. This street would be a great place for nature-lovers and people that like to have fresh air all around them

Farnum Street intersects two other streets: Moffitt Street and Addison Street. The thing about Farnum Street is that it only consists of houses. Although that may make this street sound boring, it actually isn't. Some of the houses here are actually pretty nice. Most of the houses here are two stories high, only a few are three stories high. Each house has a unique quality to it, whether it is the color of the paint on the house, or the well kept plants in front of the houses. The great number of plants that line this street brighten up the vibe of this street. This street is also pretty safe, it is also peaceful. Because this street is part of a region that consists of hundreds of other houses, does not mean there are fewer transportation devices. There are plenty of bus stops only a few paces or blocks away.

Digby Street intersects Addison street and Everson Street. First I want to point out the facilities nearby. There are two parks nearby, Walter Haas Park and Billy Goat Hill Park. The greatest aspect of this street however are the houses/ apartments. These houses can be apartments because they are so large. These are no ordinary houses though, they have a very modernized look to them. It looks like a typical place for a business person to live or a couple. Although the houses look identical to each other, they still have an appeal to them. The houses do differ in color though, but most of them are a dark blue color. There are also mini patches of green outside these buildings, which give this street a very safe and comfortable vibe. There are garages for every house and owning a car would probably help because there aren't any bus stops nearby, one of the cons to this street.

Fairmount Street intersects Arlington Street and Whitney Street. This street actually a pretty safe environment, it is very clean and there are is a lot of greenery. There are medium sized trees lining both sides of the sidewalk. The houses here are also pretty nice. Each one is different from another in structure, color, etc. There are some houses that can serve as an apartment because of it's huge size, there are also other houses that are a comfortable size that can support a family. There are actually a few houses that have white picket fences, and have the "average and successful American" look to them. The houses range from one story to three stories high. There are plenty of bus stops in all directions of this street, but the closest ones are located at the ends of this street. There are no shops an stores on this street, but the safe and beautiful environment makes up for it.

Stoneyford Avenue intersects Gladstone Drive and Trumbull Street. What characterizes this street are the houses. All the houses have a similar structure. Almost all of the houses here are two stories high, have a stair way/ driveway, plants in the front of the house, main window, and a front door that is located on the side of the house. The houses however do have different structures when it comes to the roof of the house, some are pointed and some are flat. The houses also differ in color, they are the personal touches that separate them from the other similar houses on the street. Overall, this place is pretty peaceful and comfortable.

Pioche St is located just off of Silver Avenue. It starts at Madison Street and ends at Cambridge Street. There are just ordinary houses on this street, they don't really stand out but they are decent. The street does not have much traffic and it is actually pretty quiet. There is a school nearby which is a plus for families that have children. There aren't any stores on this street so that's a con for those that live on this street. An interesting fact about this street is that it sort of branches into two parts towards Madison Street. Overall, this street is not extremely great, but it's not bad either.

Goettingen street begins at Mansell Street and ends up at Silver Ave. This street is made up of a series of hills, and on these hills are houses. The majority of structures built here are houses, there are apartments, but not as much as the houses. The houses are average, they are not huge and they aren't that small. There are some trees lining the sidewalks on both sides. This street is parallel to San Bruno Ave, which consists of all the shops/ markets in the region. There are also schools nearby, the nearest one is Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School. This would be a pretty good street to live on since it is near many shops, but there aren't any malls nearby.

Delta Street is located in the Visitation Valley District of San Francisco. It ranges from Leland Avenue to Ankeny Street. Delta Street consists mostly of houses, most of which are two stories high. The houses are decent and are just average. Some of the houses have mini gardens as a personal touch though. There are many mini parks around the area, they are fairly new and are very clean. They are still being worked on though. There are a few schools nearby, the Visitation Valley elementary and middle school being the closest. There is also a library about a few blocks away. There are stores scattered around the area that sell snacks and groceries. This is an okay place.

Harris street is a quaint "Not a thourough street" that intersects Laguna St. It seems like it is split because one row of houses are very modernized and have an elegant look to them, however, the other side of harris street has only average, white, and plain looking houses that don't really stand out and don't have a lot of bright colors to them. There are only a few, if any apartments on this street. The houses range from two stories to even three stories high. There are medium sized trees lining both sides of the sidewalk. There is a restaurant just a few paces away from this street and there are shops and stores scattered around the area.

Quickstep lane intersects Laguna St. I guess it is named quickstep lane because a person will only stay on this lane for a little while. The reason for this is because this lane is actually a lot like a parking lot. It actually is a parking lot. There aren't any houses on the lane, but there are plenty of apartment buildings surrounding this parking lot. There are only cars located here. The apartment building surrounding the parking lot are pretty nice though. They have an elegant and modernized look to them. This parking lot is actually surrounded by these aparments on all three sides. There are also trees surrounding this parking lot. Although this is just a parking lot, it is cleaner than most and it has a neat and organized feeling to it.

Hollis street intersects O'ferrell street and Ellis street. It is very short and there really isn't much to see, there are mostly tall buildings here. There are condo's that are up for people to buy though. They look like aparments though. They are very average looking, just plain white. There are very few houses on this street and they also look pretty average, but they are decent. There are tall trees lining the sidewalks of this street and it really brightens up the place. There are a few bus stops a few blocks away, but it'll take at least five minutes at regualr pace. There aren't many stores nearby and not much entertainment. This place is decent though.

Escolta Way is a short street located between Vicente St and Wawona St. Although it may look like a street that would have very nice houses since in it is short and quaint, it is actually just above average. The houses here aren't extravagant, but they are plain either. Some of the houses actually have a gate or fence surrounding them and others just have driveways like any other house. There are trees lining the sidewalk of this street that gives it just a bit of comfortable shade on hot, sunny days. There are two parks nearby and a lake and there are a few bus stops a block or two away. There are also a few schools nearby, so this would be a good place for families.

Federal Street is your typical "not a thorough street." The only interesting part about this street would probably be that it leads to the Academy of Arts University of San Francisco. There are just business or industrial buildings lining this street. There aren't actually any apartments or houses on this street, so it cannot benefit people that are looking for houses. There are restaurants scattered around the area and a few stores. This street is only a few blocks away from the AT&T ball park, which is usually filled with many SF Giants Fans and great food. There are also a few bus stops nearby. Overall, this street is nondescript.

Stanford street is a short and narrow street with not much to see. It intersects Townsend St and it is sort of like an alley way, except it isn't. This street just mostly consists of buildings, there aren't any houses or apartments here. Although this street does not have anything that may be interesting to many, there are some pretty cool places to see around this street. There is the AT&T Park, home to the San Francisco Giants. The Caltrain Stations are not too far away either, this is great for those people that have to travel far for work. This street is also near the Oakland bridge. Although this street does not have much to offer, it's location does.

Clara Street is an average street located between Shipley Street and Harrisson Street. It intersects 6th and 4th st. There are many apartments located on this street, but they are pretty much scattered on the street. The apartments are really plain looking though, nothing really stands out because the arrangement of the buildings aren't that great, they are arranged in a way that does not compliment the street or the other buildings. There are also houses scattered around this street, these houses are average and decent. The Salvation Army is located on this street, which is great because people can donate any clothes, toys, etc that they don't need to those less fortunate. Overall, this street is alright.

This street intersects Pacheco Street and 12th avenue. The houses located here are actually very different from each other depending on their “section.” One section has houses that look almost identical expect for their difference in color. Another section has similar heights and similar front yards with lawns. Some of the houses are actually mansion like because they are so massive and they have big lawns. The street is generally clean, quiet, and safe. There aren’t any stores, shops, or restaurants around on this street, so it is a minor setback for the residents that live here. There is a school nearby though, the University of San Francisco, overall, this is a pretty good place.

Hugo Street in an average street, but it intersects many other street on every block. Mostly, it intersects street with numbers, such as 2nd, 3rd, etc. There are mostly apartments on this street. There are also mini sized trees lining the sidewalks so it brightens up the place. The street is generally clean, there is very little, if any graffiti on the buildings. There are also many facilities nearby, there is the University of San Francisco nearby on Parnassus Street and there is also Golden Gate Park just one block above. Golden Gate park is great for picnics, a place that organizations choose for volunteer events such as marathons, etc. There are sport facilities within the park for people that like to play sports or exercise. There are also may bus stops around, overall, this place is okay.

Fortuna Avenue is located between Terra Vista Avenue and Anzavista Avenue. There are many houses here and there are a few apartments. The houses do not really stand out although they are not the same in color and differ a little bit in size. They are sort of plain, but they are decent and clean. Most of the houses have a mini lawn in front of them, but they aren’t always bright green because they are not always watered, this really dampens the vibe to this street. There are also green plants and trees around some houses. The street itself is pretty much clean and it is also safe. There aren’t actually any stores nearby, so the residents will have to travel a little to shop for groceries or clothes.

Almaden is a peaceful, beautiful, and bright. It intersects Geary Blvd and it is not a thorough street. This street consist only of houses, which are all different in shape and size. Most of the houses are two stories high, but there are a few larger houses. All of these houses have plants either in front or nearby. There are beautiful cherry blossom trees planted along the sidewalk of this street, it really makes this street have a comfortable and peaceful vibe. The houses here are beautiful and unique in some way, some houses have beautiful paint jobs, structures, driveways, or windows. This street would be a great place to raise a family because it is safe and there are some facilities nearby that would be great for children.

Jordan Avenue is located between Palm Avenue and Commonwealth Avneue, it leads from California Street to Geary Blvd. This street acutally looks like the suburbs because of the way the landscape. The only thing that sets this street from the suburbs are the houses. There are medium sized trees lining both sides of the sidewalks, so that is a plus for people that like nature. and All of the houses look different, they have different sizes and shapes. The houses here range from two to three stories high and they are all pretty decent. The street is clean and safe and it would be a pretty good place to raise a family.

37th Avenue is located between 36th and 38th Avenue, it leads from Fulton Street to Geary Blvd. The only thing that characterizes this street are the houses. There are only houses on this street, there aren't any cafes, shops, stores or anything else. The houses are pretty nice, they range from two stories high to three stories high. There are trees planted on both sides of the side walk so it gives the street a more bright and more lively look. This would be a great place to just take a walk, jog, or run. The street is clean and it is pretty safe too. The only con to this street is that there aren't many transportation options available.

La Playa street is a short street that ranges from Fulton Street to Balboa Street. This street is actually really close by, about a block away, from the beach, which could be good and bad. The pros about living near the beach is that you can go there anytime you want, the con is that the whether is usually pretty cold and windy. This street is actually split into two sections. One side of the sidewalk consists mostly of shops and restaurants. The other side of the sidewalk consists mostly of apartments, which look identical to each other. It is very convenient for the residents that live on this street since there are stores and food shops just a few feet away. Overall, this place not not too shabby.

This street is very short, it goes from Myra Way to Sequoia Way. Although this street is very short, there are many positive aspects to it. The houses here are pretty large and they are decent. Most are two stories, but they actually cover a lot of area. But what is the most greatest aspect is the fact that there are many facilities nearby. There are basketball courts, tennis courts, parks, baseball field, most of these facilities are actually part of the school that is located nearby. There aren't any stores on this street or nearby. This street would be great for people that are raising families because there are schools and many sports facilities nearby.

Cameo street is a short little street shaped like a curve. It intersects Amber Drive and Duncan Street. One side of this street has houses/apartments that look exactly alike, which is pretty boring in my opinion, except for the fact that there are beautiful trees on the outside of the houses. These trees have small flower-like plants growing out of them. They give a very "summer-like" feel to the street. There are also many gardens/plants in front of a few of the houses here. It gives the place a very natural feeling and it brightens everything up. The houses here are actually pretty short, it is not their heights that are impressive, but their actual area. This would be a great place for people that like one story houses.

Piedmont Street is a narrow street that goes from Ashbury Street to Buena Vista Avenue. It actually has some pretty large houses that have a very elegant look to them. There are trees lining the sidewalks of this street, which gives residents a nice refreshing view of green. This street is actually pretty quiet, there are rarely disturbances except for a car or two passing by. The street itself is very clean and the sidewalks are very nice. This street leads to Buena Vista Park, which is great for people that have dogs or people that love to go to the park for picnics. A few blocks away, there are three other parks, which holds many facilities. This would be a great place to live for people that love nature.

Carmel Street, no there aren't any candy stores, is a short and sweet little street because it is clean, safe, and the houses here aren't too shabby either. There are a few really tall houses and some one story houses, which is good because there is variety. Each house is different too, there are some pretty interesting colors. Some are yellow, deep blue, teal, red, green, and all the colors in between. There aren't actually any stores on this street, but it is near market street, which is shopping central. This street is also near a big park complex, the nearest one is interior park belt. This would be a great place for people who love going to the park.

Federick street is an average street in length, it goes from San Francisco's Golden Gate park, one of the largest parks in the city, to Buena Vista Avenue. This street is pretty interesting, there are only apartments on this street as far as I tell. All of the apartments vary in color, but most of them are the same size, they are all decent. This street is actually pretty much surrounded by trees, everywhere you look you see plants. There are actually three parks near this street, there is the Golden Gate Park, Buena Vista Park, and the Interior park belt. For those nature lovers, this would be a great place to live because of all the greenery.

Ewing Terrace is a quirky little street that is in the shape of an circle. This terrace only has houses, there aren't any stores on this street. The houses on this street are beautiful and big. Each house is at least two stories high and each one of them have a unique attribute to them. Each house is different, whether it is the windows, the doors, the plants outside the house, stair case, or color, each one is special in some way. All of the houses are pretty much modernized, none of them look ancient or outdated. The street is very quiet and peaceful, the street itself is actually very clean too. This would be a great place to raise a family with children.

This street is very well known in San Francisco, even it's name is famous. This street actually leads from the Presidio to the Embarcadero, which is quite a distance. I wouldn't reccomend this street to young children because there are a lot of bars, clubs, etc. At the day time, it is alright for children to roam around this street, but at night time, it's best if they stay home. Because this street is so long, there are many facilities. This street is near several parks, it passes through Chinatown, libraries, hospitals, clinics, schools etc. There are some very nice houses on this street, but it depends on the region you're in. There are also cafes, restaurants, and stores scattered around this street. Because this street is so long and it passes so many places, it's great for sight seeing or getting familiar with San francisco.

Iris street is a really short street, but it holds more than one would imagine. There are huge houses on this street that have mini lawns outside the houses. Each house is at least three stories high and they can probably double as an apartment because of their large size. The houses have a modern and elegant look to them. The houses have nice decorations to them too, most of the houses have at least one tree, bush, or hedge outside. The road is actually pretty wide and the street is actually very clean. There are few shops or cafes scattered around this region. There is the Laurel Hill playground, Presidio park, presidio golf course, schools, and the University of San Francisco nearby.

6th street starts from the Presidio of San Francisco to Golden Gate Park. The street has a very urban feel to it. The houses are really nice, they are mostly two to three stories high. They all have a modern look to them and there is a huge variety to choose from. There are also many apartments on this street, which are also very nice. The street is generally very clean too. 6th street is great because there are many facilities around. There is the Golden Gate Park, one of the largest parks of San Franscisco and there is also the Presidio Park, which is also a pretty big. There is a school, library, and hospital on the street too. There are plenty of bus stops for easy transportation.

Cherry Street is like the cherry on top of an ice cream sundae, this street is really beautiful and it has beautiful houses. Each house is unique and has a quality of elegance, yet home-like, feel to them. They are mostly three stories high and most of them either have some type of plant in front of them or near them . The plants really liven up the place with their deep and earthy colors. Cherry street is also a nice, wide open road. Cherry is actually right next to the Presidio of San Francisco. There is a golf course, baseball field, and other facilities in the area. There is a school nearby and there are also a few bus stops nearby. This would be an ideal place to raise a family.

Normandie Terrace is a very nice street that intersects Broadway street. There are some really nice houses on this street. Most of them are three stories high. They are pretty extravagant and they look very spacious. The street is also very clean too, there isn't any grafitti or stains on the houses. This street would be great for singles, couples, and families with children since there is a lot of house space and there are many facilities nearby. Broadway street actually has a lot to offer for residents that live nearby. There are many shops, schools, cafes, restaurants, and other facilities nearby. I would reccomend those that live here to get a car though because there aren't that many transportations options nearby.

Bonita Street is an average street with a few beautiful houses and a few average ones. This street intersects Polk Street, which has many shops and restaurants. This street is pretty clean, but there aren’t any facilities other than houses. There are however, many facilities nearby. This street is near Chinatown, which includes schools, churches, hospitals, clinics, grocery shops, convenience store, parks, playgrounds, a library, and many more stores of all sorts. There are also many bus stops about a block away. The traffic isn’t so bad either. Overall, this street is pretty average, but it is a decent place to live. It is not the best, but it is sufficient enough. It is great for people that like peace and quiet, but also like to explore different things.

Jansen Street is a quiet little one way street located between Lombard and Greenwich Street. There are mostly apartment complexes on this street, they are just average and not very extravagant. There are only a few houses here, but some of them have driveways, which make them more unique. This street is slightly sloped, but it is not that much of a up hill climb. This street is near one of the most famous places in San Francisco, it is the winding and beautiful Lombard Street. There are also schools nearby so it is convenient for families that have kids. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants, and convenience shops scattered around the area. There are also cable car and bus stops nearby for easy transportation.

Although this street is called Castle, there aren't any extravagant and medieval structures here. Castle street is a one way street that intersects Green Street and Union Street. Most of the apartments are decent, but plain. There isn't anything extraordinarily unique about them, they are just average. There are a few houses on this street with garage doors. The street is pretty narrow and some parts of it's sidewalk has trees. It is generally quiet too. Castle street is near a few facilities such as the Washington Square park, Coit Tower, Garfield Elementary School, and many other schools. There are also bus stops about a block away so transportation is easy for those that don't own vehicles.

Walter U Lum Place is located right above Portsmouth Square in Chinatown. This is just a shaded region where people take strolls or is used as a short cut. When Chinese New Year is near, this street is filled with festivities. This street turns into a mini amusement park, minus the rollercoasters. There will be cotton candy, popcorn, funnel cakes, etc sold during that time of the year. This street is right next to Portsmouth Square, which is a very popular place for the locals to hang out. Parents usually bring their children to this park for them to play on the swings or monkey bars. This is also a very popular place for the elderly. Every Saturday, there is a fair in Portsmouth Square, so it is very popular to locals and tourists.