Duboce Triangle

Welcome to Duboce Triangle

This tiny enclave is bordered on its three sides by some of San Francisco’s most vibrant neighborhoods: Lower Haight, The Castro and Inner Mission. Although it’s the epicenter of San Francisco street culture, it’s relatively a mellow, breezy neighborhood with cute cafes, locally owned storefronts, and picturesqueVictorian homes and renovated condominium flats.

San Francisco street with a palm-lined median, streetcar tracks, and downtown buildings in the distance.

The Neighbors

A very diverse mix of demographics from young urban professionals to long time residents who love living in the heart of the city.

Castro Theatre with its marquee and rainbow flags beside a US Bank branch.

What to Expect

Tree-lined streets with easy accessibility to dining, arts and cultural events.

Duboce Triangle street lined with shops and Pride flags, with pedestrians walking past the QBAR sign.

The Lifestyle

Quintessential San Francisco. Run a quick errand by foot - everything you need is close by. Bump into neighbors at the neighborhood dog park. Very bike and commuter friendly.

Castro neighborhood street corner with the Twin Peaks storefront, rainbow flag, and outdoor seating.

Unexpected Appeal

Just going outside for a stroll around the neighborhood can quickly become an urban adventure.

San Francisco storefronts with a rainbow flag, palm trees, and diners seated outdoors.

The Market

Renovated Victorian flats are highly sought after in this desirable neighborhood. There are also cute Victorian homes with sunken gardens intermixed with new condo developments.

Duboce Triangle corner with rainbow flags, storefronts, and pedestrians at 18th Street.

You'll Fall in Love With

Being so close to San Francisco nightlife yet feeling away from it all when you live in Duboce Park.

Church Street storefront with a large airplane mural and weathered wood siding.

Attributes

Urban retreat, charming, artful, vibrant, residential, convenient, central, livable

Duboce Triangle café with bright green trim, arched windows, and sidewalk seating.

Commute Times

Financial District 10m by car

South San Francisco 25m by car

Silicon Valley 55m by car

Duboce Triangle street corner with a mint-green storefront building, rainbow crosswalks, and overhead trolley wires.

Boundaries

East to West Bordered by Market Street to the east, Castro Street to the west, Duboce Street To the North

Nearby Neighborhoods Lower Haight, The Mission, Castro, Upper Market

Casa Mexicana restaurant storefront along a busy San Francisco sidewalk.

Pink Burger Meister hamburger shop beside a red-brick building on a sunny sidewalk.

GLBT History Museum storefront with a sidewalk sign advertising its drag history exhibit.

A neighborhood produce market displays fruit beneath a teal awning along a sidewalk with pedestrians.

San Francisco storefront with Pride flags and a “Does Your Mother Know” sign as two men walk by.

Duboce Park Cafe storefront with green-trimmed windows, painted fish, and sidewalk seating.

Golden Natural Foods storefront with a green awning advertising meat, seafood, beer, and wine.

Sutter Health CPMC Pacific Campus, a large concrete hospital building on Buchanan Street.

El Castillito taqueria storefront with a bright yellow facade and a customer approaching the entrance.