Austin Klar explores West Clay Park, a century-old private San Francisco enclave so hidden most locals don't know it exists. The neighborhood was the childhood home of America's most famous photographer and offers exclusive homes with city views, though properties command premium prices in this gated community.
There's a neighborhood in San Francisco that's so small, so private, and so insulated from the rest of the city that most San Franciscans have never set foot in it, and many have never even heard of it. The most famous photographer in American history grew up there. It's got some of the most coveted views in the entire city, and for years it's been one of the most desirable real estate enclaves in the city, and only a few dozen lucky people get to call it home. I'm talking about West Clay Park, one of San Francisco's coveted master-planned residence park communities designed over a century ago as a suburban retreat from a very urban environment. I made a YouTube video breaking down its fascinating history, the lifestyle it affords, what homes are like there, and how much it actually costs to own one. Comment the word video and I'll send you a link, and follow me for more San Francisco real estate.
