Here's all you need to know: According to the AccuWeather Platinum weather app, the weekend weather in San Francisco is supposed to be sunny and in the mid 70s. Welcome to fall, otherwise known as summer in SF. It's this time of year that we start dreaming about relaxing in a garden of our own, and that kind of feature is somewhat hard to come by within the city limits. Or is it? We've put together a list of the best backyards on the market in SF right now.
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Fall in SF=Great Weather. There's a Yard For That
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249 Rivoli St.
Cole Valley: This sweet Mediterranean home has a backyard and garden to match, complete with terra-cotta and Spanish-inspired tile. With two patios and a deck, the outdoor living opportunities here are considerable.
19 Del Monte St.
Outer Mission: This single family, three-bedroom, three-bathroom home features a newly landscaped lawn with a stone wall fountain.
1966 48th Ave.
Outer Parkside: The fieldstone barbecue and large, level lot caught our eye, but the listing sealed the deal by calling out three decks and an outdoor shower (perfect for an après surf rinse).
370 Castenada Ave.
Forest Hill: In this drought year, hardscape is appreciated. That's why the patio of this home is included here. The home's backyard is mostly deck and an undeveloped (but potential-filled) garden; however, the stone side patio that's surrounded by trees is lovely.
179 Douglass St.
Castro: It's a rare condo that has such a compelling outdoor space. This one is in the upper unit of an Art Deco building, and it overlooks and shares a beautiful green patch that includes a lemon tree.
2317 Webster St.
Pacific Heights: It's not that this yard is overly large or lush, but it has trees that will support and shade a hammock. Add to that a mossy stone patio, and you have a yard that's list-worthy.
1015 Rhode Island St.
Potrero Hill: Not many backyards feature a great view, but that's what living on a hillside can get you. This yard has an elevated patio that looks over Twin Peaks.
127 Central Ave.
Haight Ashbury: This TIC has a shared garden that gives its landscape a modernist treatment. It has multiple levels (deck in front and in back) to provide several al fresco seating options.
647 4th Ave.
Richmond: It's not as if this yard is overly landscaped, but it makes the list because it's large and because the lower level condo it's attached to has direct access to it.
259 Faxon Ave.
Ingleside: This is the view from the sliding glass doors in the master bedroom. Wouldn't you like to wake up to a walk-out yard? Thought so.
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