Balboa Terrace, located adjacent to St. Francis Wood and West Portal, is a residential and transit-linked San Francisco neighborhood with curving streets and a classic Mediterranean-Revival streetscape. Multiple transit options include three MUNI lines and the Junipero Serra Entrance to Highways 101 and 280, and the Muni Metro hub, where commuters, students, and small storefronts create a steady, urban rhythm. Rows of stucco homes with red-tile roofs and tidy setbacks define the blocks, while City College of San Francisco adds a campus feel along Ocean Avenue. Ocean Avenue’s corridor brings bakeries, casual eateries, and everyday services into the mix without changing the quiet tone of the side streets. One acre of green walkways supports walks and weekend routines.
708 people live in Balboa Terrace, where the median age is 55 and the average individual income is $200,887. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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