Cow Hollow

If you’re searching for a tranquil neighborhood that’s within walking distance of parks, elegant boutique shops, and an eclectic mix of cozy bars and restaurants, Cow Hollow is exactly where you’ll find your new home. Dairy farmers were some of the community’s first settlers – hence, the name change from Spring Valley to Cow Hollow.

One of SF’s smallest neighborhoods, Cow Hollow is only about a mile long from east to west. However, there’s more to this tiny community than meets the eye. Its plethora of stylish haunts, local shops, art galleries, and unique octagon-shaped homes give you a glimpse of the charming culture that has thrived here for decades.

Cow Hollow’s understated glamor is what attracts those looking for a new home in the Bay Area. For lifelong residents, the balance between urban vibrancy and the natural beauty surrounding the community is consistently a source of local pride.

REAL ESTATE SNAPSHOT

Cow Hollow is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in SF. So, it’s no surprise that homes here come with a premium price tag. For affluent buyers in search of a home to suit their lifestyle, a $2.5-million home can be considered a good deal. It’s not uncommon for the most-coveted properties to reach multi-million-dollar price points — some reaching as high as $19 million. You’ll find apartments, condos, townhouses, and single-family homes in the local housing market. A sizable portion of the housing stock has undergone extensive remodeling.

TOP ATTRACTIONS

• Presidio National Park is a vast recreational hub that spans approximately 1,500 Directly adjacent to the west of Cow Hollow, this sprawling park is divided into four sections: Golden Gate, Crissy Field, Main Post, and Southern Winds. Whether you’re looking for a scenic hike, a relaxing picnic spot overlooking the bay, or a gorgeous golf course, there’s something here for everyone.
• The trendy stretch of Union Street is where locals and visitors alike love to get lost and enjoy You’ll find big-name brands, rare local shops, and consignment stores.

What’s more, you can grab a bite to eat or enjoy an afternoon cuppa Joe in one of the many vibrant cafés and restaurants in the area — The Brixton, Sushi Hakko, and Rose’s Cafe are a few recommendations.

Get to know Cow Hollow better with Kevin Swanigan. Get in touch by phone at 415.493.8374 or  send him an email to learn more about your real estate prospects in San Francisco.