707 Castro Street

Eureka Valley · San Francisco, CA 94114

  • Built 1980
  • Three units
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 8
  • In a historic district
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By some eighty years the newest building documented on the 700 block — and the only one built after the Second World War — standing inside a historic district whose period of significance ended in 1906.

3Residential units
3,441 sq ftBuilding area
2,625 sq ftLot area
14Rooms · 5 baths

A modern building in a historic district

The parcel lies inside the Castro & Liberty Streets Historic District, whose period of significance is 1897–1906 — so this building, completed in 1980, postdates the district by roughly three quarters of a century. It nonetheless carries CEQA Category A status, which Planning assigns at parcel level to everything inside the district boundary. Whether the building counts as contributing or non-contributing is not established by the data used here.

Historic district

DistrictCastro & Liberty Streets
Period1897–1906
California RegisterEligible
National RegisterNot listed
Article 10 districtNo

Assessed value · 2025 roll

Land $24,480 Improvements $385,333
Total assessed $409,813

The land figure is by far the lowest on the block, and unlike every older building here the improvements account for almost the whole assessment.

Permit history

One permit is on file with the Department of Building Inspection — the shortest record on the block.

  1. Jul 2000

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 200007245900 $$$ $13,875

Not yet documented: the architect, what stood on the parcel before 1980, and whether the building is treated as contributing to the historic district. Know any of it? Tell us — just describe it in plain words.