Welcome to the Neighborhood
Ashbury Heights
Ashbury Heights, San Francisco, is a small residential neighborhood on the hillside south of the Haight, with Cole Valley to the west, Buena Vista Park to the east and Tank Hill above. The streets are steep and tree-lined, and the housing is single-family Edwardians and Victorians, Art Deco buildings and contemporary remodels.
Single-Family
Condo (2-3BR)
San Francisco MLS, as of September 1, 2026.
Sights. Culture. Vibe.
The Ashbury Street addresses made famous in the 1960s sit downhill to the north, in the Haight. Up here the streets stay residential, with the shops and cafes within walking distance down the hill.
Buena Vista Park: To the east, a wild, wooded green space with winding trails, a cloistered live oak grove and a tennis court with a view.
Corona Heights Park and the Randall Museum: A dog park, a playground and an art and science museum, with panoramic views of the city.
Getting Around
Cole Street's shops and cafes are downhill to the west, and Haight Street's are downhill to the north. The 33 Ashbury/18th Street runs through the neighborhood along Ashbury Street, and the 37 Corbett serves the area toward Twin Peaks. The 6 Hayes/Parnassus runs along Frederick Street at the neighborhood's edge, the 7 Haight/Noriega along Haight Street just to the north, and the 43 Masonic along Masonic Avenue nearby. The N Judah, about a 5 to 10 minute walk away, runs downtown.
Parks and open space
- Buena Vista Park
- Corona Heights Park and the Randall Museum
- Mount Olympus, about a 10-minute walk uphill
Food and everyday shopping
- Ashbury Market, at Ashbury Street and Frederick Street
- Bacon Bacon, next door to Ashbury Market
A little farther
- Golden Gate Park, a 10-minute walk
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do homes cost in Ashbury Heights?
As of September 1, 2026, the median single-family sale price in Ashbury Heights is $4,612,500, and the median 2 to 3 bedroom condo sale price is $1,837,500, per San Francisco MLS. Studios, one-bedroom and larger condos are not in the condo figure.
How does Ashbury Heights differ from Cole Valley and the Haight?
Ashbury Heights is the residential hillside above both. The shopping streets belong to its neighbors: Cole Street in Cole Valley to the west and Haight Street in the Haight to the north, each downhill.