Castro/Eureka Valley

Positioned amid this compelling neighborhood tapestry, 219 Douglass Street offers more than a home—it’s a lifestyle. Here, you’re not just buying real estate; you’re embracing a community steeped in heritage, pride, and neighborly warmth. The Eureka Valley/Castro neighborhood strikes a rare balance between calm neighborhood life and urban access—just a short distance to Dolores Park, boutique shops, cafes, and the pulsating nightlife of the Castro. Highly walkable and transit-rich, this area benefits from Muni Metro lines, bus routes, and bike-friendly streets, simplifying your commute throughout the city 

Whether you're drawn to architectural elegance, cultural depth, or urban ease—this is where all those elements converge in unmatched harmony.

The Castro Theatre on Castro Street with a bright marquee advertising a show called 'A Classy Broad' starring Big Sonia and Rabbi Wolff, with rainbow pride flags hanging outside and a busy street scene with cars and pedestrians.
A vintage red streetcar on tracks, with a destination sign indicating 'F. Market' and 'Castro', moving through an urban area with trees and power lines.
Views of a city skyline with tall buildings in the distance, lush green park in the foreground with palm trees, walkways, and a few people enjoying the area on a sunny day.
A hillside with multiple white buildings and large green trees under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
Sign on a brick wall with green ivy reading Eureka Valley/Harvey Milk Branch, San Francisco Public Library.
Empty tennis court with a net, surrounded by a fence, with a cityscape and hillside in the background.