3872 19th Street

Castro (Eureka Valley) · San Francisco, CA 94114

  • Built 1913
  • Single-family house
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RH-2
  • District 8
  • Historic status: unevaluated
37.7598, −122.4297 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.
3,365 sq ftBuilding area
2,850 sq ftLot area
10Rooms · 4 bed, 3 bath

Permit history

  1. Nov 2019

    Minor alterations to lower level, including improvements to lighting and electrical, alterations to existing bathroom.

    Complete Permit 201911086849 $$$ $40,000
  2. Jan 2017

    Per field inspector's instruction increase cost of construction by $80, 000 & clarify scope of work under permit application 2016/0929/9112 to include two steel moment frames new support footings.

    Complete Permit 201701127027 $$$ $80,000
  3. Sep 2016

    Alteration to kitchen & bathrooms, no work to exterior.

    Complete Permit 201609299112 $$$ $100,000
  4. Sep 2016

    Demolition bathroom and kitchen.

    Expired Permit 201609218404 $$$ $2,000
  5. Sep 2015

    Voluntary foundation sill plate anchorage. n/a for maher.

    Complete Permit 201509036129 $$$ $6,500
  6. Aug 2015

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 201508285579 $$$ $11,940
  7. Nov 1995

    Revision to permit application 9504360/chg to stl tube beam from wood bm.

    Expired Permit 9519778 $$$ $1
  8. Mar 1995

    Horizontal addition.

    Complete Permit 9504360S $$$ $80,000
  9. Mar 1993

    Termite work.

    Complete Permit 9304808 $$$ $2,960
  10. Jul 1990

    Prepare basement floor to install rat proofing.

    Cancelled Permit 9014399 $$$ $5,000
  11. Dec 1987

    Skylight in bathrms, tile, replace toilet, repair deck.

    Expired Permit 8717990 $$$ $7,500
  12. Feb 1987

    Repair foundation to structural engineers approved plans.

    Complete Permit 8702049 $$$ $25,000
  13. Feb 1987

    Remodel kitchen (new sink, dw., disposer, cabinets, etc).

    Complete Permit 8702050 $$$ $18,000

5 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

Not yet documented: the architect and builder and the early residents. Know any of it? Tell us — just describe it in plain words.