282 Castro Street

5-unit apartment building · Eureka Valley

3 stories
Zoned RH-3
Historic status: historic resource

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4,646 sq ftBuilding area

3,598 sq ftLot area

18Rooms · 6 baths

1973

Built.
Apr 2003

Permit 200304152270 $$$ $550

Replace damaged 2x4 bottom rail @ 3 locations due to water damage. rebuild one 8' section.
Mar 2004

Permit 200403310082 $$$ $22,847

Reroofing.
Dec 2016

Permit 201612084422 $$$ $70,000

Comply with sfbc wood frame seismic retrofit program (soft story) sfbc chaper 34b per 2012 iebc appx a4.
May 2026

Permit 202605191542 $$$ $28,000

Reroofing with hot works.

Land $739,732 Improvements $594,573

Total assessed $1,334,305

At a glance

ConstructionWood frame

Assessed fixtures$451

Duboce Triangle Historic Context Statement (2022)

Built in 1973 on the site of a Victorian dwelling destroyed by fire in 1959, and read by the statement as one of the later flats sharing more with the “Richmond Specials” of the 1970s than with the dingbats before them. A figure caption prints the address as 282 Church Street. Christopher VerPlanck's context statement of 2022 surveyed 552 properties in Duboce Triangle for the Duboce Triangle Neighborhood Association.

Historic district extension

Duboce Triangle

Eligible for the California Register
Not on the National Register
Not a city landmark district

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