The neighborhood has a pulse.
Explore
Find your way around.
Five ways to read the neighborhood from Fourth & Spruce — the canyon at the back door, Balboa Park two blocks east, the bay downhill to the west. Choose a layer.
Parks
Open space is the back door. Maple Canyon drops away below the building and Balboa Park begins two blocks east.
Dining
Bankers Hill eats well and quietly — the Fifth Avenue strip first, then Little Italy fifteen minutes downhill.
Coffee
Coffee that opens before the fog lifts — three of them inside a half-mile.
Drinks
A short walk for a good glass — tasting rooms, a neighborhood bar, and the Kettner corridor below.
Culture
Museums, stages and studios — nearly all of them inside Balboa Park, two blocks from the door.
Bankers Hill
Between the park and the bay.
Balboa Park two blocks east, the bay downhill to the west, and the Quince Street bridge hanging quietly over the canyon between.
The canyon
At the edge of Maple Canyon.
Broderick sits at the head of Maple Canyon, where the Quince Street footbridge crosses to Bankers Hill — open space and a canyon overlook at the back door.
Balboa Park
Two blocks east.
Balboa Park begins two blocks from the door — gardens, museums, and miles of trails, immediately to hand.
Nearby
Close by.
The days shape themselves around what's a short walk or a downhill roll away.
- Coffee at first light
- Dinner on the plaza
- Balboa Park
- The Quince Street bridge
- The coast, downhill
- Downtown & the bay
Daily rhythm
Keep your own rhythm.
Coffee that opens before the fog lifts, dinner on the plaza, and enough salt air to keep the days from repeating themselves.
Leasing
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