177 Hancock Street

Castro (Eureka Valley) · San Francisco, CA 94114

  • Built 1900
  • Single-family house
  • 1 story
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 8
  • Historic status: unevaluated
37.7600, −122.4321 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.
1,850 sq ftBuilding area
2,848 sq ftLot area
7Rooms · 3 bed, 2 bath

Permit history

  1. Sep 2016

    Single family residential renovation with a proposed partial 3rd fl. vertical addition intended to serve as a master suite, office & roof deck. interior renovation includes new stair connecting the addition to existing 2nd fl.

    Cancelled Permit 201609289056 $$$ $300,000
  2. Oct 2008

    Demolish interior of existing kitchen and renovate. replace existing kitchen windows and rear door with new windows and door.

    Complete Permit 200810295346 $$$ $90,000
  3. Jun 2006

    Waterproof existing deck, repairs to handrails. approx 390 sq ft. repair in kind. patio over roof of garage.

    Complete Permit 200606143949 $$$ $28,500
  4. Aug 2004

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 200408101141 $$$ $14,350
  5. Apr 2001

    Repair of front landing.

    Complete Permit 200104267790 $$$ $1,500
  6. Feb 2001

    Renew appl#9810575 for final inspection.

    Complete Permit 200102061486 $$$ $1
  7. Dec 1999

    Renewal of application 9810575.

    Expired Permit 9925864 $$$ $1
  8. Dec 1998

    Renew #9808697, #9809542.

    Complete Permit 9825940 $$$ $1
  9. Jun 1998

    Replace/repair foundation on south wesst corner of property.

    Complete Permit 9811771 $$$ $10,000
  10. Jun 1998

    Horizontal addition.

    Expired Permit 9810575 $$$ $18,000
  11. May 1998

    Repair/replace retaining wall, repair less than 50% of stair.

    Expired Permit 9809542 $$$ $4,500
  12. May 1998

    Replace kchn cbnts/replace in kind/remodel 2 bathroom nw fixtures/til.

    Expired Permit 9808697 $$$ $25,000
  13. Jun 1990

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 9012727 $$$ $7,520

1 nominal $1 street-space permit is omitted.

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