Cow Hollow

2007-2009 Filbert St is located in Cow Hollow, one of San Francisco's most sought-after neighborhoods, set between Pacific Heights and the Marina. The area is known for tree-lined streets, boutique shopping, and some of the city's best restaurants found along Union Street. A few blocks north, the Marina District and Marina Green offer open bay views, running and biking paths, and space for an afternoon outdoors. Continue west to reach Crissy Field, with its beach, restored tidal marsh, and postcard views of the Golden Gate Bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge is also a quick drive from the Filbert St, making trips to Marin and Wine Country incredibly seamless.

Street scene with cars parked along the curb, trees with lush green foliage, and storefronts including Sephora and Equinox; a woman holding a drink with a patterned tote bag walking across the street.
Interior of a cozy restaurant with high wooden ceiling, hanging pendant lights, and large windows. Several groups of people are seated at tables enjoying meals, with some engaged in conversation and others using their phones. The decor includes green
City street scene with cars, pedestrians, trees, and multi-story buildings, including a Starbucks coffee shop, with overhead wires and a cloudy sky sunlight.
Inside a restaurant with a green wall, 'DUMPING UNION' spelled out on the wall, a neon sign of a cocktail glass with a crescent moon, and tables set for dining with two people engaged in conversation.
Interior of a restaurant with checkered tablecloths, flowers on tables, and large windows showing outside seating and pedestrians.
Exterior view of a cafe and wine bar named The Epicurean Trader, with outdoor seating and people dining outside. The signage indicates offerings like craft spirits, wine, groceries, pastries, cheese, and charcuterie.