Set on Duboce Park, 50 Carmelita St enjoys one of San Francisco’s most connected and vibrant neighborhood settings. Morning coffee, dog walks through the park, and weekend picnics are all just outside the front door, while the neighborhood’s flat streets and bike-friendly layout make daily living exceptionally convenient. The Wiggle bicycle route is steps away, providing an easy connection to Downtown, Golden Gate Park, and beyond.

Just around the corner, the Lower Haight offers an eclectic collection of local cafés, restaurants, wine bars, and neighborhood shops, while nearby NOPA has become one of the city’s premier dining destinations with favorites including Che Fico, NOPA, and the vibrant Divisadero corridor. Everyday conveniences are equally close including multiple grocery options and neighborhood fitness studios.

Commuting throughout the city is effortless with the Muni N-Judah line at your doorstep, offering direct access to Downtown, the Financial District, UCSF, and Ocean Beach. With its combination of historic architecture, green space, walkability, and immediate access to so many different neighborhoods, 50 Carmelita St is truly in the center of it all.

A park with green grass, trees, picnic benches, and people walking, sitting, and biking on a sunny day with a blue sky and scattered clouds.
A sunny park with a playground, trees, a grassy area, a fence, and residential buildings in the background.
A park with people walking and playing with dogs on a grassy area, trees, and a hillside neighborhood with houses in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
Steps leading up to a park area called Buena Vista Park, surrounded by trees and green plants, with signs indicating park rules and regulations.
A busy street scene in an urban area with shops, colorful pride flags hanging along the street, cars parked and driving, with people walking on the sidewalks, and a partly cloudy sky overhead.
Metal letters spelling 'YODO' on a marble wall.
Facade of a building with a sign reading 'The Mill' and large windows above the entrance, which has the number 736.
Storefront window with a large sign featuring a stylized coffee cup, the letter 'i', and a to-go container, with the text 'Since 1940' and 'BIRITE'. Inside the store, shelves of bottles, a sign that says 'Buy Fresh Local', and various flowers outside
A building with a sign that says 'The Fritz' with a red arrow and light bulbs around its border. The building has a white facade with large black-framed windows, and there is a fire escape on the side. The sky is clear and blue, and there are green t