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What Is Pacific Heights?
Pacific Heights is an affluent neighborhood located in the Northern part of San Francisco. This city offers gorgeous panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz and the Presidio.This quaint town is a perfect place to live for those who want easy access to the city without actually living in it.

Pacific Heights is a family oriented area that offers a very neighborly feel with everyone in the community looking out for each other.

The homes are Victorian, mission and chateau styled with many having iron wrought fences.

Designer boutiques, restaurants, art shops, luxury jewelry stores and much more line the historic Fillmore Street.

Pacific Heights is the perfect place to raise a family due to the safety and convenience
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