Noe Valley

The valley south of the ridge that divides it from Eureka Valley, on land José de Jesús Noé worked as part of the Rancho San Miguel before the Horner brothers bought and subdivided it. Coverage begins on 21st Street with a house named in Elaine Stiles's 2017 Eureka Valley context statement, just over the boundary of that study area, as an example of the Second Bay Tradition.

• 21st Street
  1 building, built 1958.