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Innes Avenue

The parcels on Innes Avenue documented here so far, from the city's address, assessor and permit records.

32Buildings documented
1890–1972Construction dates
102Permit records
1In a historic district

Buildings

  • 710 Innes Avenue
    A 1942 storefront on the north side of Innes Avenue, a liquor store for many years.
  • 714 Innes Avenue
    A 1940 single-family house, with one permit record from 2005.
  • 718 Innes Avenue
    A rental cottage of 1937 by Leo R. Miller, rebuilt after a fire in 1965.
  • 724–732 Innes Avenue
    A 1952 apartment building sharing a courtyard with the flats at 736–746 Innes.
  • 736–746 Innes Avenue
    A 1953 apartment building sharing a courtyard with the flats at 724–732 Innes.
  • 863 Innes Avenue
    A 1939 house with an Art Moderne stepped parapet, on the south side of Innes Avenue.
  • 869 Innes Avenue
    A single-family house, with one permit record from 2002.
  • 870 Innes Avenue
    A 1972 warehouse, with facade work permitted in 2014.
  • 871 Innes Avenue
    A speculative house of 1937 by Konrad W. Richter, refaced in Permastone in 1957.
  • 881 Innes Avenue
    The Albion Ale and Porter Brewery of 1870, built over the Hunters Point springs.
  • 895 Innes Avenue
    A 1957 concrete warehouse at Innes and Griffith, built for a spring-water company.
  • 900 Innes Avenue
    The Dircks Residence of about 1875, home of the first boat builder at Hunters Point.
  • 904 Innes Avenue
    Lot 3A of the Dircks subdivision of 1892, where a shipwright's house was moved in 1893.
  • 911 Innes Avenue
    The Stone House of 1873, from India Basin's first generation of scow-schooner builders.
  • 930 Innes Avenue
    A contractor's warehouse put up in two campaigns, 1946 and 1947.
  • 935 Innes Avenue
    A Craftsman house the carpenter Arthur Simpson built for himself, 1934.
  • 939 Innes Avenue
    A 1940 house with a stepped Moderne parapet and stucco speed lines.
  • 943 Innes Avenue
    A 1954 "junior five", the five-room-over-garage plan built for shipyard workers.
  • 947 Innes Avenue
    A 1952 single-family house, with a bathroom remodel permitted in 2009.
  • 950 Innes Avenue
    Surfside Liquors of 1939, a store and a dwelling on one parcel.
  • 951 Innes Avenue
    A 1953 single-family house, with window replacement permitted in 2021.
  • 955 Innes Avenue
    A 1956 single-family house, with reroofing permitted in 2003.
  • 963 Innes Avenue
    A 1914 cottage standing above a high retaining wall on the south side of Innes.
  • 967 Innes Avenue
    A 1917 Craftsman bungalow, apparently a Sears "Hollywood", built for a shipwright.
  • 985 Innes Avenue
    A 1939 single-family house.
  • 991 Innes Avenue
    A 1937 house by the engineer Paul Runge, on a lot later split in two.
  • 993 Innes Avenue
    A garage and dwelling of 1937, built as a second unit behind 991 Innes.
  • 1064 Innes Avenue
    The first of five speculative houses George M. Moore built on this block, 1938.
  • 1068 Innes Avenue
    A 1940 single-family house, with deck work permitted in 1999.
  • 1080 Innes Avenue
    A 1939 single-family house.
  • 1086 Innes Avenue
    A 1939 single-family house, with foundation work permitted in 2009.
  • 1092 Innes Avenue
    A 1939 single-family house, with foundation work permitted in 2024.