Living in Duboce Triangle

Duboce Triangle is a small, leafy, and famously well-kept neighborhood in central San Francisco — bounded roughly by Duboce Avenue, Castro Street, and Market Street, and sometimes called the Duboce Park area or, historically, “Mint Hill.” It sits at the meeting point of the Castro/Eureka Valley, the Lower Haight, and the Mission, which makes it one of the most central and walkable pockets in the city while remaining quiet and residential.

Its anchor is Duboce Park, a green, sociable hub with a popular off-leash dog area and a children’s playground. The neighborhood’s gracious Victorian and Edwardian homes line the blocks around it, the “Wiggle” bike route threads through on its way to Golden Gate Park, and the N-Judah, J-Church, and historic F-line all run nearby. Church Street and the Castro put cafés, restaurants, and a Whole Foods within an easy walk.

Duboce Triangle Market Snapshot

As of mid-2026, Duboce Triangle medians run roughly $1.4M depending on home type — condos lower, Victorian flats and homes higher (Redfin / Compass). Medians are a guide, not a valuation for any specific home — ask us for a personalized estimate.

Duboce Triangle is small, tightly held, and consistently desirable, with a mix of condos, flats, and full Victorians that price quite differently. A tailored valuation is the only reliable read. The Primavera team sells across this central area and the neighborhoods around it.

Sold by Primavera in the Duboce Triangle Area

Eat, Drink & Explore

• Duboce Park Café
  The neighborhood’s go-to corner café, right by the park · 2 Sanchez St
  Map · Yelp
• Pilsner Inn
  A long-running, welcoming neighborhood bar with a back patio · 225 Church St
  Map · Yelp
• Church Street & the Castro
  Cafés, restaurants, and a Whole Foods on Market are all a short walk away — see our Castro guide
  Map

Parks & Public Art

• Duboce Park
  The neighborhood’s green heart — a popular off-leash dog park and playground · Duboce & Scott
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• The Duboce Bikeway Mural & the “Wiggle”
  A landmark community mural along the famous “Wiggle” bike route that winds toward Golden Gate Park
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Nearby Farmers Market

• Castro Farmers’ Market
  A seasonal Wednesday market a short walk away — Wednesdays 3pm–7pm · 270 Noe St
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Schools & Getting Around

Duboce Triangle is one of the most transit-friendly spots in the city: the N-Judah and J-Church Muni Metro lines and the historic F-Market streetcar all run at its edges, with a quick ride downtown or out to the beach. A range of central public and private schools serve the area, and the Castro, Mission, and Hayes Valley are all within walking distance.

Neighboring Neighborhoods

• Castro / Eureka Valley
• Lower Haight
• The Mission
• Mint Hill
• Hayes Valley

Fun Facts About Duboce Triangle

• The neighborhood was historically known as “Mint Hill,” for its proximity to the old U.S. Mint.
• Duboce Park is one of San Francisco’s most beloved dog parks, the social center of the neighborhood.
• The famous “Wiggle” — a zig-zag bike route that avoids the city’s hills — runs right through Duboce Triangle.
• Despite sitting at the crossroads of the Castro, Mission, and Lower Haight, it stays remarkably quiet and residential.

Talk to the Primavera Team

Beatrice & Vera Kopilenko · Primavera Realty

Call: 415.407.5324  ·  Email: info@primaverarealty.com