Eureka Valley/Castro

Ideally positioned in the heart of the Eureka Valley/Castro neighborhood, 143 Collingwood Sreet places you moments from the very best of the Castro’s vibrant culture, culinary scene, and iconic San Francisco energy. From morning coffee runs and boutique shopping to celebrated restaurants and lively neighborhood gathering spots, this is city living at its most connected and inspiring.Just a short stroll away, the legendary The Castro Theatre is entering an exciting new era following its highly anticipated restoration and reopening, further elevating the neighborhood’s cultural landscape with world-class entertainment, live performances, and film programming.The neighborhood also comes alive each month with the return of the Castro Night Market, a beloved community event transforming nearby streets into a festive open-air celebration filled with local makers, music, food vendors, and nightlife. Located just blocks from Collingwood Street, the market has quickly become one of San Francisco’s most exciting recurring neighborhood experiences.With tree-lined streets, historic charm, and unmatched walkability to parks, transit, cafés, and neighborhood essentials, 143 Collingwood offers the rare opportunity to enjoy refined residential living in one of San Francisco’s most dynamic and culturally rich enclaves.

The Castro Theatre on Castro Street with a bright marquee advertising a show called 'A Classy Broad' starring Big Sonia and Rabbi Wolff, with rainbow pride flags hanging outside and a busy street scene with cars and pedestrians.
A vintage red streetcar on tracks, with a destination sign indicating 'F. Market' and 'Castro', moving through an urban area with trees and power lines.
Views of a city skyline with tall buildings in the distance, lush green park in the foreground with palm trees, walkways, and a few people enjoying the area on a sunny day.
A hillside with multiple white buildings and large green trees under a blue sky with wispy clouds.
Sign on a brick wall with green ivy reading Eureka Valley/Harvey Milk Branch, San Francisco Public Library.
Empty tennis court with a net, surrounded by a fence, with a cityscape and hillside in the background.