bernal heights
The first wave of development in Bernal Heights came on the heels of the 1906 earthquake and a newborn desire to build on stable bedrock. Subsequent population booms in the 1970s, late 1990s, and 2010s produced much of the housing stock in the neighborhood today — a mix of historic, midcentury, and modern architecture.
bernal heights
The first wave of development in Bernal Heights came on the heels of the 1906 earthquake and a newborn desire to build on stable bedrock. Subsequent population booms in the 1970s, late 1990s, and 2010s produced much of the housing stock in the neighborhood today — a mix of historic, midcentury, and modern architecture.
Bernal Heights Park is a local favorite for walking paths, colorful wildflowers, and 360-degree views from the top. To its north and south, respectively, Precita Park is popular with families and dog lovers, and Holly Park is a hidden gem.
The area has some of the steepest streets in San Francisco and the homes have incredible views, especially on the coveted northern slope of Bernal Hill. On the south side, Cortland Avenue is the main commercial strip and boasts unique cafes and shops like Epicurian Trading Co., Healthy Spirits, Good Life Groceries, and Barebottle Brewing Co.
