jordan park

Established in 1906, Jordan Park is one of the eight residence parks in San Francisco. It is located in the wonderful Richmond District, south of the eastern edge of the Presidio. Comprised of a specific grid of streets, the neighborhood is known for its wide, flat avenues with lush gardens. Transportation is excellent, and access to shopping and dining is easy and convenient. Laurel Heights Village on California Street and nearby Sacramento and Clement Streets are favorite destinations. The nearby JCC offers a gym and cultural programming. The proximity to The Presidio is something to love.

Intersection signs for Euclid and Jordan streets against a blue sky background.
Urban street with buildings, cars, and trees under a blue sky with clouds.
Street intersection with roundabout, traffic sign, parked cars, houses, and cloudy sky.
Facade of Presidio Branch Library, a historic brick building with arched windows and grand entrance, surrounded by greenery.
Outdoor park scene with trees, a small building, playground, and greenery.
Sign at the entrance of the Presidio of San Francisco, established in 1776, with surrounding greenery and iron fence.