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Located just south of Pacific Heights and northeast of Cole Valley, Alamo Square is home to one of the world's most famous views. The Painted Ladies along Steiner Street, facing Alamo Square Park, make up one of the city's most recognizable landmarks, earning the area the nickname "Postcard Row." While visitors might recognize the area as the setting for the popular sitcom Full House, there's much more to this neighborhood than just a photo opportunity.

Despite being somewhat off the beaten path, Alamo Square attracts tourists who explore historic treasures like the William Westerfeld House, the Chateau Tivoli, and the Archbishop's Mansion.

The heart of the neighborhood is Alamo Square Park, situated between Fulton and Hayes Streets. The park features a dog run, playground, and popular tennis courts, all offering incredible panoramic views of San Francisco. A $5.3 million renovation completed in 2017 went beyond updating irrigation systems to include new trees, walking paths, and a bathroom near the playground—demonstrating the passion and pride Alamo Square residents take in their neighborhood.

The streets showcase some of the city's finest Victorian architecture, preserved during a citywide preservation movement in the 1970s. The neighborhood's central location offers excellent accessibility: the Central Freeway 101 is just one mile away, making Silicon Valley commutes convenient. Several Muni lines service the area, putting downtown and popular destinations like the Presidio, Industrial Light & Magic, the Financial District, and Google headquarters within a 30-minute ride.