ACCESSIBLE ARTERIAL ROADS: The various arterial roads are within earshot of Monterey Heights, which will make it easier for you to roam around the area and delight in the city’s cornucopia of things to do. This upscale neighborhood has a direct passage towards I-280 that is practical if you wish to have a quick getaway from the daily dose of urban tension. Monterey Boulevard, which snakes around the southern part of Monterey Heights, is also a great way to reach the neighborhoods of Saint Francis Wood, Balboa Terrace, and Mt David Manor to its west, while Westwood Highlands, Westwood Park, and Sunnyside to its east. You can effortlessly visit Lake Merced on the west or McLaren Park on the east, with many streets and boulevards connecting you to places you need to be.

ETHEREAL VISTA: A news article states that the inclusion of natural scenery may help boost an individual’s morale, feeling, and productivity all at the same time. That is only one of the many studies done by various researchers on the strong link of a human being to its environment. With these researches in mind, it’s truly rewarding to you to live in Monterey Heights with its ethereal vistas. The Monterey Heights neighborhood also features an unobstructed skyline that allows you to enjoy the clear, bright sun during the day and lets you bask in awe as you stargaze at night.

CROSS-CULTURE GASTRONOMY: Stationed in the epicenter of cultural trade, Monterey Heights is not a stranger to a multicultural society. The compelling process of cultural synthesis is the harbinger of innovative and fresh ideas, and Monterey Height’s gastronomic scene is no exception. The neighborhood is near a wide variety of delicious restaurants that often feature cross-culture fusion foods, such as our own Mission District’s Mission-style burrito and Ichiro Mashita’s globally recognized California Roll. Can you imagine walking into a Japanese restaurant across the state without seeing that familiar and comforting Roll? Yeah, horrendous. So let’s keep it rolling and pass on to our successors the significance of cultural diversification. And maybe, just maybe, one of your offspring will be soldering the next big thing.