
Ingleside is a neighborhood located in southwestern San Francisco. Like its nearby neighbors, Merced Heights, and Ingleside Terrace, Ingleside is mainly residential with the primary commercial district located to the north along Ocean Avenue.
Located in a rural area of San Francisco, Ingleside takes its name from a famous roadhouse called the Ingleside Inn. It was a well-known stop for "persons out for a drive or a good time." Ingleside's subdivision was established in the 1890s, although,due to, its remote location sales were dettered. However, after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, Ingleside became a haven for San Franciscans who had been displaced by the disaster. Within ten years, more than 400 buildings in the area and Ingleside, as we know it today, were born.
The majority of the homes in Ingleside are older homes built before the 1940s. They consist primarily of small to medium-sized single-family homes with an exciting variety of architectural styles ranging from small Victorian cottages to Mediterranean Revival and stucco-coated townhomes. Most Ingleside homes are one or two-story residences built over a ground floor garage.
Explore The Neighborhood

- Brunch scene: Dinosaurs Lakeside 3e 2522 Ocean Ave.
- Afternoon treat: CREME Stonestown 3d 3251 20th Ave
- Treasure shop: Stonestown Farmers Market Stonestown 3d 501 Buckingham Way
- The chill spot: Sigmund Stern Recreation Grove Pine Lake Park 3c 2750 19th Ave.
- Evening bite: Blaze Pizza Stonestown 3d 3251 20th Ave.