1014 Tennessee Street

Single-family house

1 story
916 ft²
1,999 ft² lot area
5 rooms
1 bathroom
Wood frame
Zoned RH-3
Historic resource

37.7590, −122.3897 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.

1900

Built by Rees O. Davis.
Nov 1990

Permit 9023941 $$$ $4,200

Reroofihng.
Nov 2011

Permit 201111098586 $$$ $9,950

Add concrete cap to correct grade level problem - approx 50' linear 24" high.
Dec 2011

Permit 201112140671 $$$ $7,080

Increase height foundation wall and add footings as per engineer's drawing. revision to app#201111098586.

The assessor's roll gives 1900; the 2001 Dogpatch survey dates the cottages to 1890–91.

Land $54,403 Improvements $89,231

Total assessed $143,634

At a glance

ArchitectJohn Cotter Pelton, Jr., from his published "Cheap Dwellings" plans

Completed1890–1891

Dogpatch Historic District Survey (2001)

StyleEastlake

Address as surveyed1002–1014 Tennessee Street

One of thirteen identical workers' cottages — sixteen originally — standing on Tennessee and Minnesota Streets between 20th and 22nd Streets, and built to the four-room design Pelton published in the San Francisco Evening Bulletin on 8 May 1880, which he priced at $854.25 on a 20-foot lot.

Article 10 city landmark district

Dogpatch

Significant 1867–1945

Listed on the California Register
Not on the National Register

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