Forest Hill Association
4.3(9)
Non-Profit Organization
About
Forest Hill Association's Clubhouse, built in 1919 and designed by Bernard Maybeck, offers a distinctive Arts and Crafts setting with a soaring beamed ceiling, original woodwork, and mica-shaded light fixtures. The Great Room and mezzanine create an inviting atmosphere for small business gatherings and community events.
Located in a tranquil San Francisco neighborhood, the venue provides a unique sense of place with its historic architecture and well-maintained grounds. It’s suited for groups seeking a refined, intimate environment for meetings or receptions within a residential context.
Best for
- Intimate team meetings in historic Arts & Crafts setting
- Client dinners with architectural character
- Small group workshops & cultural gatherings
Standout features
Architecture
Arts and Crafts–style clubhouse by Bernard Maybeck
Built in 1919, the clubhouse showcases soaring beamed ceilings, original woodwork, mica-shaded light fixtures, and select original furniture. It stands as a notable example of Maybeck’s work, who also designed San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts.
Historic Venue
A century-old community gathering place
Serving the Forest Hill neighborhood since 1919, the clubhouse has hosted numerous community events and private gatherings, maintaining a unique small-town feel within San Francisco.
Setting
Tranquil neighborhood grounds
The surrounding grounds offer a peaceful, small-town atmosphere in the heart of San Francisco, providing a distinctive backdrop for events.
At a glance
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