Dolores Heights

Dolores Heights offers a hillside residential setting with a unique blend of architectural character and city outlooks. The area is known for its early historic homes, tree-lined streets, and proximity to landmark destinations like Dolores Park and Mission Dolores. Its elevated position creates a sense of openness, while the surrounding neighborhood provides access to cafés, cultural spots, and the vibrant energy of the Mission District. Living here means experiencing a part of San Francisco where history, scenery, and everyday convenience naturally converge.

City skyline of San Francisco with a mix of modern high-rise buildings and older structures, including the Transamerica Pyramid, viewed from a residential area with rooftops and trees in the foreground.
Panoramic view of downtown San Francisco with skyscrapers, including the Salesforce Tower and the Plus Ultra building, at sunset.
View of San Francisco skyline with city buildings, trees, and a park in the foreground.
Aerial view of a city park with grassy areas, pathways, tennis courts, and a playground surrounded by residential and commercial buildings.
Colorful apartment building on a city street corner with palm trees and parked cars, under a clear blue sky.
A park with green grass, palm trees, and other trees in front of a white building with a dome, labeled 'The Light House.' Multiple cars are parked along the street.
Flowers and fruits outside a store called The California Citrus Experience, with two people shopping inside. The store window has the words 'BRITE' and 'Eat Good Food.'
An exterior wall-mounted sign with a wooden background framed in black metal. The sign has cut-out text in Thai script and the word GAI in Latin letters, along with a decorative branch with leaves.