A residential neighborhood on the south edge of San Francisco.
The housing is mostly single-family: attached and semi-attached homes, many with garages, lower-level bonus space, small yards, and flexible layouts. It shares much of the housing stock and scale of the larger Excelsior area next door.
Balboa Park station is at the neighborhood's edge. Cayuga Park sits beneath the BART tracks with its hand-carved wood statues.
Parts of the neighborhood sit close to freeway and transit corridors, so noise and exposure vary block to block.
Balboa Park station is served by BART plus the J-Church, K-Ingleside, and M-Oceanview Muni Metro lines and many buses.
The 8-Bayshore, 8BX-Bayshore Express, 54-Felton, and 43-Masonic run along and near Geneva Avenue, connecting the neighborhood across the south side of the city.
Interstate 280 runs along the northwest edge toward the Peninsula and the airport, and Daly City sits just across the line. Some blocks sit close to the freeway.
Most Outer Mission homes are older single-family houses, many attached or semi-attached. Foundations, old wiring, plumbing, and decades of remodels show up in the reports.
Many homes have garage-level bonus rooms or added in-law units, and not all were permitted.
Parts of the neighborhood sit close to Interstate 280 and the BART corridor.
Some southern blocks sit on grade near the Daly City line.
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A park beneath the BART tracks with hand-carved wood statues, a ballfield, and tennis courts.
The neighborhood's commercial edge, with restaurants and businesses continuing from the Excelsior.
A street along the north edge with shops, services, and bus lines.
The park to the east has trails, meadows, and views.
The Outer Mission is mostly single-family homes, many attached or semi-attached, with garages and lower-level bonus space.
Map search of homes for sale in Outer Mission →San Francisco does not assign public schools strictly by address. SFUSD runs a citywide enrollment system. The SFUSD application, timelines and lottery details are linked below.
Placement runs through a citywide lottery with tiebreakers, not a strict neighborhood boundary. An address does not guarantee placement.
The official application, timelines, and how the lottery works.
SFUSD enrollment →Mostly single-family houses, many attached or semi-attached, often with garages, lower-level bonus space, and small yards.
Balboa Park station is at the neighborhood's edge, with BART, three Muni Metro lines, and many buses.
San Francisco uses a citywide SFUSD enrollment lottery rather than strict address assignment. The official enrollment details are on the SFUSD site.
Parts of the neighborhood sit near Interstate 280 and BART.
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