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District 8 · Block 2659, Lot 007 · ZIP 94114

56–58 Danvers Street

Two-flat · Corbett Heights

  • 2 stories
  • 2,589 ft2
  • 1,873 ft2 lot area
  • 9 rooms
  • 4 bathrooms
  • Wood frame
  • Zoned RH-2
  • Sold June 27, 2017
Land$2,510,559
Improvements$1,075,952
Total assessed$3,586,511
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When the house was photographed in 1909, Falcon Street ran past it to a grocery and saloon. The Market Street extension later took the street, the store and the buildings around it.

  1. 1894

    Completed.

  2. 1900

    Assessor’s “built” date.

  3. April 1906

    Probably the back of the building, at the right edge of the earthquake refugee camp photograph (OpenSFHistory wnp37.00189).

    Corbett Heights Neighbors, "April Neighborhood News", Vol. VIII, No. 4 (1 April 2026)
  4. 1909

    Standing in a photograph of the 18th/Danvers/Falcon intersection, near Fred G. Horner's grocery and saloon at 2 Falcon Street; described as remaining as built.

    Corbett Heights Neighbors, "April Neighborhood News", Vol. VIII, No. 4 (1 April 2026)
  5. 1930s-1940s

    The Market Street extension is cut through the intersection, removing Falcon Street and the buildings around this one.

    Corbett Heights Neighbors, "April Neighborhood News", Vol. VIII, No. 4 (1 April 2026)
  6. Sep 2002
    Permit 200209307800 $$$ $4,800

    Front entry stairs repaired — treads, risers and handrails replaced.

  7. Jan 2013
    Permit 201301158047 $$$ $160,000

    Interior work — kitchens and bathrooms remodelled, with structural upgrades.

  8. Jan 2018

    Final inspection obtained for the 2013 work; compliance with physical inspection report 8238.

1 expired permit is omitted. The assessor's roll gives 1900; the 2017 Corbett Heights context statement dates the building to 1894. The most recent secured roll carrying this parcel is 2021, and the dataset gives no reason. The figures are not current.

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