1947 35th Ave
1947 35th Avenue sits in the Outer Sunset, a residential pocket of San Francisco where fog-softened light and orderly blocks define the rhythm of daily life. The property occupies a quiet street lined with stucco-clad homes, many of them single-family residences built in the postwar decades. The address places residents within walking distance of neighborhood grocers, cafés, and schools, while Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach lie a short drive or bike ride away. This is the working edge of the city — neither showy nor obscure, simply steady.
The Outer Sunset runs from the park to the Pacific, a grid of avenues where independent bakeries, corner markets, and small playgrounds anchor each micro-district. Walk Score rates the area 81 — very walkable — and daily errands rarely require a car. Devil's Teeth Baking Company, Outerlands, and Andytown Coffee Supply draw weekend crowds, while Safeway and Western Sunset Market handle the practical. Downtown San Francisco is a twenty-minute drive or forty-one minutes by transit; San Francisco International Airport is eighteen minutes away. The neighborhood favors routine over spectacle, and many who settle here stay for decades.
- Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary (GreatSchools rating: 10/10) is 0.1 miles away; A.P. Giannini Middle (8/10) is 0.2 miles; Abraham Lincoln High (9/10) is 0.7 miles.
- South Sunset Playground and West Sunset Playground offer green space and courts within a few blocks; the western edge of Golden Gate Park is less than a mile east.
- Thanh Long Restaurant, a neighborhood institution for roasted crab, anchors the dining scene alongside The Pizza Place on Noriega and the weekend queues at Devil's Teeth.
Walk Score® rates an address from 0–100 by how easily everyday errands — groceries, coffee, dining, school pickup — can be done on foot. 50+ means some errands can be walked, 70+ means most can, and 90+ is a rare walker's paradise. Transit and Bike scores read the same way for public transportation and cycling.
Ratings are GreatSchools Summary Ratings on a 1–10 scale, based on test scores, student progress, and college readiness — 8–10 is above average, 5–7 average, 1–4 below average. Schools shown are the closest rated options within five miles. Attendance boundaries change; always verify enrollment eligibility directly with the school district.
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