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Mission Dolores

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The Mission Dolores district of San Francisco is bordered by Hayes Valley to the north, Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights to the west and south, and the Inner Mission to the east. Mission Dolores was the site of the first Spanish settlement in San Francisco, built in 1791. Among the most notable features of the Mission Dolores district are the historic Mission itself, as well as the very popular Mission Dolores Park, a favorite gathering place for festivals, fairs, gatherings, and outdoor concerts, among other events. San Francisco's FIRST mission was actually built in 1776, near the corner of Camp and Albion streets. Spanish settlers led by Captain Jose Moraga and Father Francisco Palou founded that original mission, which was 2 blocks east of the present location. At that time, the misssion was known as the Mission San Francisco de Assissi, and was the sixth of the 21 missions built by the Franciscans between 1769 and 1823 all along the El Camino Real, which linked them all from Mexico up as far north as Sonoma. Way back in 1776, there was actually a lake called Laguna de Nuestra Senora de los Dolores (Lake of our Lady of Sorrows), which was roughly bordered by 15th, Guerrero, 23rd, and Harrison streets. The lake was filled in, and the present mission building was completed in 1791, constructed by Costanoan Indians. The mission is the oldest structure still standing within the city of San Francisco, having survived four major earthquakes largely due to its four foot thick walls. Baron & Chestney Real Estate offers full service discount real estate brokers that will sell your Mission Dolores San Francisco home for a TOTAL real estate commission of only 2% to 4%! Buying a Mission Dolores home? Call a Baron & Chestney Real Estate discount broker first! Our home buyer rebate program will get you a realtor rebate of up to 2% of the purchase price of the home, after close of escrow. For all of your Mission Dolores real estate needs, call a Baron & Chestney Real Estate discount realtor, today!

Mission Dolores is named for the famous and historic Spanish mission with the same name that is located within the neighborhood. The Mission Dolores district of San Francisco is roughly bordered by Market Street to the north, 20th to the south, Valencia to the east, and Church street to the west. The Mission Dolores neighborhood of San Francisco is officially designated as neighborhood 5m by the San Francisco Association of Realtors, as it is part of District 5 (Central), Subdistrict M. Baron & Chestney Real Estate offers full service discount realtors that will sell your Mission Dolores home for a TOTAL realtor commission of only 2% to 4%. Buying a home in Mission Dolores? Call a Baron & Chestney Real Estate discount realtor first! Our realty rebate program will get you a real estate rebate of up to 2% of the purchase price of the home, after close of escrow. Whether buying a home, selling a home, or both, a Baron & Chestney Real Estate discount real estate broker will save you THOUSANDS on your next real estate transaction!

1 Dolores Ave., San Franciso, Mission Dolores District

2 Mission Dolores Church, Mission Dolores District, San Francisco

3 Mission Dolores Park, Mission Dolores District, San Francisco