Franklin Street

The best location in San Francisco: On the back is the world-famous crooked street: Lombard street full of beautiful flowers in all seasons, which you can see from the balcony out of your bedroom. In Front is the unbeatable sea view and city view outside the windows in both the living room and dining room, No pictures can’t fully describe how breathtaking the view is looking through the full wall huge windows

House with the hill on the back and facing the sea brings the best luck is Chinese traditional belief.

10 minutes walk to Fisherman’s Wharf in the north，20 minutes walk to Chinatown, Financial District, downtown in the south.

cute cable car right in the back of the apartment. Buses bring you to any part of the city in 10 minutes.

Life in the neighborhood during the 1970s was used as the basis for the fictionalized series Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin.

Much of the famous car chase sequence in the 1968 thriller Bullitt, starring Steve McQueen (whose character lived in Nob Hill on Taylor and Clay streets), was filmed on Russian Hill, notably the scenes on Taylor Street. The neighborhood was also featured in the early scenes of the 1982 action-comedy feature film, 48 Hrs.

The cast of The Real World: San Francisco, which aired in 1994, lived in the house at 949 Lombard Street on Russian Hill from February 12 to June 19, 1994.[11]

Be neighbor to the notable: Gavin Newsom, former mayor, and current Governor. Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos founder, and CEO Stewart Alsop II, IT investor, and journalist. Gelett Burgess, writer. Neil Cassady, writer. Jack Kerouac, writer. Willis Polk, architect. William H. Ranlett, architect. Mary Curtis Richardson, painter. Cynthia Oti, the radio show host. Fanny Stevenson, wife of Robert Louis Stevenson. Rose Wilder Lane, writer, and daughter of Laura Ingalls Wilder.

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