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664–666 Chenery Street

Glen Park · San Francisco, CA 94131

Built 1917
2-unit building with a ground-floor store
2 stories
Zoned NC-2
District 8
Historic status: historic resource

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4,338 sq ftBuilding area

1,955 sq ftLot area

8Rooms · 3 bed, 3 bath

Permit history

Oct 1994

Repair cracked stucco.

Expired Permit 9416642 $$$ $1,350
Aug 2012

New tenant improvement build out including new gym area, new ada bthroom, interior lighting, and electrical work. 1564 sq ft.

Complete Permit 201208066607 $$$ $65,500
Aug 2014

Site permit for rear 2nd floor deck addition. no stairs.

Complete Permit 201408295038 $$$ $2,000

2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline.

Land $885,186 Improvements $598,405

Total assessed $1,483,591

At a glance

ConstructionWood frame

ParcelBlock 6742, Lot 020

Street numbers664, 666

Last saleDecember 29, 2011

Historic statusCEQA A — historic resource

Glen Park Historic Resources Evaluation (adopted 2011)

StyleSpanish Eclectic

Address as surveyed664–670 Chenery Street

Named as a two-story Spanish Eclectic residential-over-commercial building of 1917, keeping its shaped parapet, its full-width clay tile-clad awning on large wood brackets, and wood sills with tail-cut ends. The text prints the address as 664–670 Chenery Street and both photograph captions print it as 664–676; 664, 670 and 676 are three separate parcels. Recorded in the reconnaissance survey of 110 parcels but not evaluated individually; buildings the evaluation did not evaluate are treated as potential historical resources pending further project-level study. The evaluation examined the commercial core at Diamond and Chenery as a potential historic district and found it did not qualify; the city's current record puts this parcel in the California Register-eligible Glen Park Center Historic District.

Historic district

Glen Park Center

Significant 1897–1929

Eligible for the California Register
Not on the National Register
Not a city landmark district

Not yet documented: the architect and builder and the early residents. Submit an update