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349 Corbett Avenue

Corbett Heights · San Francisco, CA 94114

  • Built 1900
  • Single-family house
  • 1 story
  • Zoned RH-2
  • Historic status: unevaluated
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A photograph of the 18th Street, Danvers and Falcon intersection dated 1909 catches this house mid-construction, its pyramid roof up and nothing else finished.

1,120 sq ftBuilding area
2,657 sq ftLot area
5Rooms

Documented history

  1. 1909

    Photographed under construction, its pyramid roof up, opposite 328 Corbett on the hill.

Permit history

  1. Jul 2013

    One dwelling unit installed at the lower level; the existing second unit legalized.

    Issued Permit 201307292973 $$$ $90,000
  2. Aug 2007

    Reroofing.

    Issued Permit 200708170220 $$$ $14,650
  3. Jul 2007

    Rotted composite siding at the rear replaced with cedar plywood and fibre-cement board.

    Issued Permit 200707116478 $$$ $12,500
  4. Sep 2000

    Renewal of the 1998 and 1999 renewals of the lower-flat remodel.

    Expired Permit 200009201064 $$$ $6,500
  5. Aug 1999

    Renewal of the 1998 renewal.

    Expired Permit 9916873 $$$ $5,500
  6. Sep 1998

    Renewal of the 1994 renewal, to continue the lower-flat remodel.

    Expired Permit 9819603 $$$ $5,500
  7. Sep 1994

    Renewal of the 1991 permit.

    Expired Permit 9415085 $$$ $5,500
  8. Oct 1991

    Work continued under the February 1991 plans.

    Expired Permit 9119079 $$$ $500
  9. Aug 1991

    Conversion of the dwelling into two units.

    Cancelled Permit 9114400 $$$ $23,764
  10. Feb 1991

    Living-room insulation, kitchen cabinets and a bedroom closet.

    Expired Permit 9103022 $$$ $15,000
  11. Mar 1989

    New redwood decks and stairs.

    Complete Permit 8903707 $$$ $695

Not yet documented: the builder and first owner, and whether the 2013 second unit was completed. The assessor's construction date of 1900 does not match the 1909 photograph of the house under construction. Know any of it? Tell us — just describe it in plain words.