Diamond Heights, San Francisco

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Photo above: Diamond Heights, San Francisco. By Scott Thompson, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Diamond Heights is one of the San Francisco neighborhoods the MLS tracks on its own, as MLS area 4B. It is part of MLS District 4, West Portal, Forest Hill and St. Francis Wood. See where it sits and what homes sold for over the last 12 months. Part of my District 4 guide and San Francisco guide.

19houses sold, last 12 months
$2.7Mmedian house price
$1,238median price per square foot
38condos and townhomes sold
$647Kmedian condo and townhome price

Neighborhood Map

Diamond Heights is shaded on the map. Gray areas are the other San Francisco neighborhoods.

Tap a gray area to open its page. Borders are traced from the MLSListings area map and are approximate. Ask me which area a specific street falls in.

Homes for Sale in and Around Diamond Heights

Three current listings, updated automatically from the MLS. Tap a home for photos and details.

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Around Diamond Heights

Streets, parks and schools that sit inside the Diamond Heights area shown on the map.

Streets

O'Shaughnessy Boulevard, Clipper Street, Diamond Heights Boulevard, Portola Drive, Amber Drive, Amethyst Way, Berkeley Way, Cameo Way, Crags Court, Duncan Street.

Parks and open space

George Christopher Playground, Glen Canyon Park.

San Francisco Unified places students through an enrollment process, not fixed neighborhood boundaries, so living near a school does not guarantee a seat. See the San Francisco Schools Guide.

Diamond Heights Home Prices

Closed sales in MLS area 4B, pulled directly from MLSListings. November 2025 to October 2026.

Diamond Heights home sales, November 2025 to October 2026
Houses sold 19
Median house price $2,700,000
Median price per square foot $1,238
Lowest house sale $1,786,000
Highest house sale $4,350,000
Condos and townhomes sold 38
Median condo and townhome price $646,500

How Diamond Heights compares

Median house sale price by District 4 neighborhood, November 2025 to October 2026

St. Francis Wood
$3.94M (18 sold)
Forest Hill
$3.33M (14 sold)
Monterey Heights
$3.3M (19 sold)
Westwood Park
$2.82M (8 sold)
Balboa Terrace
$2.8M (7 sold)
Forest Hill Extension
$2.73M (19 sold)
Diamond Heights
$2.7M (19 sold)
West Portal
$2.69M (16 sold)
Westwood Highlands
$2.6M (15 sold)
Ingleside Terrace
$2.55M (12 sold)
Mount Davidson Manor
$2.48M (18 sold)
Sherwood Forest
$2.15M (8 sold)
Miraloma Park
$2.06M (40 sold)
Midtown Terrace
$1.94M (24 sold)
Sunnyside
$1.67M (62 sold)
Forest Knolls
$1.53M (9 sold)

Diamond Heights FAQ

How much do homes cost in Diamond Heights?

Over the last 12 months (November 2025 to October 2026), 19 houses sold in Diamond Heights at a median price of $2,700,000, or $1,238 per square foot. 38 condos and townhomes sold at a median of $646,500.

Where is Diamond Heights?

Diamond Heights is MLS area 4B in San Francisco. It is part of MLS District 4, West Portal, Forest Hill and St. Francis Wood. The map above shows its borders as the MLS draws them, which can differ a little from local names and city limits. See the San Francisco guide for schools, parks and commute.

What is my Diamond Heights home worth?

Request a free home valuation and Joseph will send a local estimate based on recent nearby sales. Request a free home valuation.

Where do these numbers come from?

Every figure on this page comes directly from MLSListings, the local multiple listing service, for sales that closed from November 2025 to October 2026.

Sources

Please confirm anything important for a specific address.

  1. MLSListingsClosed sales in MLS area 4B (Diamond Heights), November 2025 to October 2026, pulled November 14, 2026
  2. MLSListings area mapNeighborhood borders, traced November 2026 and approximate
  3. OpenStreetMapStreet map, and the streets, parks and schools located in each area
  4. NicheOverall school grades and grades served, 2027 Niche rankings, pulled November 14, 2026
  5. Wikimedia CommonsTitle photo, credited just below it