A residential grid that runs to the ocean, with Lands End, the Sutro Baths ruins, and Ocean Beach at its western edge.
The Outer Richmond is a residential grid that runs west to Lands End and Ocean Beach.
To the north is Lands End, part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, with cypress-lined trails, the ruins of the Sutro Baths, and views of the Pacific and the bridge. Lincoln Park, the Legion of Honor museum, and a golf course are there too. To the south, Golden Gate Park forms the other green edge, and Ocean Beach runs the entire western front.
Geary, Clement, and Balboa are the commercial streets. Homes are a mix of single-family houses, bungalows, and lower-rise flats, some with ocean views.
The 38-Geary and 38R Rapid run downtown along Geary. The 5-Fulton, 18-46th Avenue, and 31-Balboa fill in the grid and reach the park and the beach.
The Balboa and Clement commercial areas have cafes, markets, and restaurants.
Lincoln Park, Lands End, Ocean Beach, and Golden Gate Park border the neighborhood.
Out near the ocean, salt air and wind are tough on windows, exterior paint, decks, railings, and metal.
Dry rot around windows, decks, stairs, and rooflines is common in older homes here.
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A coastal trail in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, with cypress groves, cliff-edge paths, and views of the Pacific and the Golden Gate Bridge.
The remains of an 1890s bathhouse complex below Lands End.
Pacific shoreline along the neighborhood's western edge.
A fine-arts museum in Lincoln Park, next to the Lincoln Park golf course.
The neighborhood's southern edge, with gardens, trails, and museums.
The Outer Richmond is a mix of single-family houses, bungalows, and lower-rise flats, many built from the 1920s through the 1940s, and some with ocean views.
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SFUSD enrollment →A mix of single-family houses, bungalows, and lower-rise flats, many built from the 1920s to the 1940s, with some ocean-view homes near the coast.
Lands End, the Sutro Baths ruins, the Legion of Honor, Lincoln Park, Ocean Beach, and Golden Gate Park are nearby.
The 38-Geary and 38R Rapid run downtown.
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Near the ocean, salt and wind wear on windows, paint, decks, and metal.
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