South Beach

A former industrial and warehouse district along the bay south of Market, much of it within the South End Historic District.

1. 1

   37.7795, −122.3907

   Garcia & Maggini Warehouse 128 King Street · City landmark #229
2. 2

   37.7819, −122.3947

   Piledrivers, Bridge and Structural Ironworkers Local No. 77 Union Hall 457 Bryant Street · City landmark #281
3. 3

   37.7804, −122.3916

   Inglenook Vineyard Agency 130 Townsend Street
4. 4

   37.7805, −122.3910

   Pump Station No. 1 100 Townsend Street
5. 5

   37.7803, −122.3918

   Clinton Fireproofing Company Building 136 Townsend Street
6. 6

   37.7794, −122.3926

   California Wine Association Building 180 Townsend Street
7. 7

   37.7817, −122.3944

   Gran Oriente Filipino 104–106 South Park
8. 8

   37.7827, −122.3936

   Dahlia Loeb Warehouse 512 Second Street
9. 9

   37.7814, −122.3921

   The Crane Company Building 301 Brannan Street
10. 10

    37.7817, −122.3924

    Blinn Estate Building 300–310 Brannan Street
11. 11

    37.7822, −122.3936

    Madrid Hotel 22–24 South Park
12. 12

    37.7794, −122.3932

    M.J. Brandenstein Building 665 Third Street

Also here: Anna Davidow Building, Auerbach Building, General Cigar Company Building, Clinton Construction, Winchester-Simmons Co, Kohler Company Building, MacDonald & Kahn Building, U.S. Radiator Building, The Crane Company Warehouse, Delancey Street Center, California Electric Light Company, Moore Investment Company Building, Moore Shipbuilding.

• Brannan Street
  6 buildings, built 1909–2016; 1 in the South End Historic District.
• Clarence Place
  2 buildings, built 1996–2012; 2 in the South End Historic District.
• Colin P Kelly Jr Street
  1 building, built 1908; 1 in the South End Historic District.
• Folsom Street
  1 building, built 2000.
• Howard Street
  2 buildings, built 1973–1981.
• King Street
  1 building, built 1913; 1 in the South End Historic District.
• Main Street
  3 buildings, built 1973.
• Market Street
  1 building, built 1917.
• Mission Street
  1 building, built 1987.
• Second Street
  4 buildings, built 1925–1927; 4 in the South End Historic District.
• Spear Street
  3 buildings, built 1925–1986.
• Steuart Street
  1 building, built 1907.
• The Embarcadero
  2 buildings, built 1896–1984; 1 in the Port of San Francisco Embarcadero Historic District.
• Third Street
  A 1920 bank building marking the site of Jack London's 1876 birthplace.
• Townsend Street
  6 buildings, built 1900–1922; 6 in the South End Historic District.

• Buckeye Grove
  Neighborhood park or playground, 2.1 acres.
• Clipper Cove Park
  Neighborhood park or playground, 1.4 acres.
• Willow Bridge Gardens
  Neighborhood park or playground, 1.8 acres.
• Yerba Buena Natural Areas
  Regional park, 45.2 acres.

The East Cut adjoins north and the Financial District further north along the Embarcadero — this site files the three separately, though the city's own boundary counts them as one neighborhood. South of Market is west and Mission Bay south past the ballpark.