65–67 Caselli Avenue

Castro (Eureka Valley) · San Francisco, CA 94114

  • Built 1918
  • 2-unit apartment building
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RH-2
  • District 8
  • Historic status: unevaluated
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2,388 sq ftBuilding area
2,395 sq ftLot area
9Rooms · 3 bed, 3 bath

Permit history

  1. Nov 2013

    Revision to app#201310189708 to include structural. revisions to new footing along rear property wall, new header and post system.

    Issued Permit 201311192246 $$$ $10,000
  2. Oct 2013

    Interior kitchen remodel. new cabinets, flooring. new fixtures and appliances. relocate powder room. misc electrical and plumbing work required.

    Complete Permit 201310189708 $$$ $30,000
  3. Jul 2007

    Interior modifications to upper unit includes new doors at rear deck, skylights and new windows at an enlarged light well. add new bathroom on upper floor. all work in one unit only.

    Complete Permit 200707055964 $$$ $40,000
  4. Aug 2006

    Nov 200450779. interior renovations. 1 kitchen, 1 bath. no structural work under this permit.

    Complete Permit 200608109189 $$$ $40,000
  5. Jan 2006

    Replace 3 windows with 1 bay and 2 awning windows, size for size, wood to wood. visible from street.

    Complete Permit 200601303277 $$$ $25,000
  6. May 2005

    Board of appeals case 04-076.

    Issued Permit 200505273652 $$$ $1
  7. Jun 2004

    Replace existingdeck & extend about 4' & new stairs.

    Reinstated Permit 200406307682 $$$ $3,000
  8. Mar 2004

    Remove door per attached notice of violation.

    Complete Permit 200403178932 $$$ $50
  9. Jan 2002

    Side walk repair.

    Expired Permit M18419
  10. Nov 1998

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 9823553 $$$ $6,400
  11. Jun 1995

    Remodel kitchen/remove 1 window/move another/add skylight/su.

    Expired Permit 9508579 $$$ $6,000
  12. Sep 1985

    Replace rear wood stair case.

    Complete Permit 8510677 $$$ $500

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