Cole St, Ashbury Heights

Coles Street is simply a pleasure to visit. If I had to live in the city, this would be my ideal. The only decision I would have to make is where on Cole I would want to live. That would be very tough to make and not one I could make very quickly.

Split in two by the Panhandle, Cole runs North-South through an area known as Cole Valley. Given it's relatively small footprint, Cole St manages to pack quite a lot into this definitive space. A fine balance of residential and commercial properties adorn the street. Visually, it is an appealing street of clean and tidy appearance. There's most certainly a sense of pride here among the residents.

Should you take the time to visit this side of town, be sure to check out the restaurants and eateries around Cole and Carl. Simply awesome.

Cole Street is located right between Fulton Street and Fell Street. There are a lot of apartments and houses here. The apartments have the same style and structure, but they differ in colors. Some of the apartments/ houses have a teal surface and other have gray, white, blue, pink, etc. The houses are also average but quaint, they have a home-like and comfortable atmosphere. This street is a great place to live because it is near a really large park, Golden Gate Park. It is also near a hospital, which is convenient in case of emergencies. There are a few stores scattered around this area, but there isn't a lot of variety. This street is pretty average, but it is better than many other streets.

Cole is a beautiful street. People lucky enough to live here are blessed with French boulangeries, the historic Cole Hardware store, great restaurants for Sunday brunch, nice weather, and being right on the N-Judah line. Cole is also extremely close to Haight Street, so there are plenty of stores nearby. An excellent wine bar and restaurant called Eos is one of my favorite places to go on Cole.