48 Clifford Terrace

Castro (Eureka Valley) · San Francisco, CA 94117

  • Built 1917
  • Single-family house
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-2
  • District 8
  • Historic status: unevaluated
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4,043 sq ftBuilding area
2,147 sq ftLot area
11Rooms · 4 bed, 3 bath

Permit history

  1. May 2017

    New roof top deck & access stair @ existing roof.

    Complete Permit 201705237451 $$$ $50,000
  2. Jan 2013

    Waterproofing the family room (west wall). 1. filling key way joint with koster's nb1. this process shoudl stop water seapage 4 sq. 2. mix & apply koster's kd2 to the west wall's pebbled area, 16 sq ft.

    Issued Permit 201301047224 $$$ $3,230
  3. May 2012

    Replace in kind existing 6x6 post for dry rot repair at front porch, repair stucco, less than 50%.

    Complete Permit 201205110291 $$$ $5,000
  4. Jul 2011

    Install drainage & waterproofing measures on ground level. work imvolves installation of waterproofing on existing foundation wall, of a new stem wall & footing to stabilize existing wall during construction, removal of concrete slab floor, installation of under-slab drainage & new concret slab floor.

    Cancelled Permit 201107079710 $$$ $170,000
  5. Jul 2009

    Install 7ft. fence at rear yard at adjacent lot 29 & 29 (same owner). 48 lineal feet total.

    Complete Permit 200907293703 $$$ $600
  6. Jan 2008

    Non conforming structure. rear yard remodel. fill in lightwell, interior upgrades, replacment of windows, voluntary seismic upgrade 1st floor: add 1 bedroom, 1 bath, laundry, familyroom. 2nd floor: stairs, enlarge kitchen, 1/2 back, deck, 3rd fl: new bath, remove 1 bedroom.

    Complete Permit 200801303603 $$$ $200,000
  7. May 2001

    Underpinning foundation with 3 underpinning pits for construction to adjacent neighbor at 40 cliffor.

    Expired Permit 200105048457 $$$ $15,000
  8. May 1986

    Install aluminum windows.

    Expired Permit 8606277 $$$ $2,230

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