Noe Valley

About Noe Valley

Noe Valley is a popular neighborhood for young families and has a reputation for being a friendly, welcoming community. It is named after the last Mexican alcalde of present-day San Francisco, José de Jesús Noé. The neighborhood has many options for bakeries, wine shops, and cafes, making it an ideal choice for those hoping to start a family or practice a lowkey lifestyle. Noe Valley contains many Edwardian and Victorian homes, boasting a classy and historic atmosphere that may be enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. With access to Whole Foods and outdoor recreation areas, Noe Valley is a perfect place for anyone hoping to live in the city while enjoying a suburban experience. The neighborhood is served by several bus lines and is conveniently located near the J Church and K Ingleside streetcars.

Noe Valley Living

There are many things to do in Noe Valley:

• Take a stroll down 24th Street: This street is known for its independent boutiques, cafes, and markets. You can also find a variety of restaurants that serves different cuisines.

• Visit Mission Dolores Park: Mission Dolores Park offers spectacular views of the city, playgrounds and picnic areas, and a large grassy area for sports and games.

• Check out the Noe Valley Farmers' Market: This farmers market takes place every Saturday on 24th Street, where you can find fresh produce and other locally-sourced goods.

• Visit the Noe Valley Library: A branch of the San Francisco Public Library system that offers a wide range of books, magazines, and other materials.

• Visit the Noe Valley Ministry: This beautiful historic church hosts various events such as concerts, lectures, and community gatherings.

• Take a hike at Twin Peaks: which offers panoramic views of the city and the bay.