1227 24th Avenue
Single-family house
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c. 1906–1907
The house is made of four of the earthquake refugee cottages built by the army and the city's engineers after 1906 — three joined to make the main house and a fourth standing free at the rear. Of the 5,610 such cottages, leased to the homeless on parks and squares and meant from the start to be moved onto private lots, only 500 were the larger Type A; by the summer of 1908 the camps were cleared. It is one of the earliest buildings in the neighbourhood; a porch and bay window were added later.
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1908
Built.
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1984
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 171, Refugee Shack.
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Nov 2018
Investigate demolition permit needed to determine structural work needed to repair roof and walls. all work in one room (middle room) @ the front house repatch after investigation.
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Nov 2018
Investigative demolition of approx 6 sq ft total at wall and ceiling to determine structural work required to repair roof and walls, will repatch after investigation. it is a single room structure, demolition will only happen in main room. patch back to original.
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Aug 2020
One unit: removal of old kitchen cainets & counters. installation of replacement cabinets & counters, appliances and fixtures.
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Aug 2020
Change bathroom floor pui in new tile new vanity.
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Aug 2020
Replace 5 broken and inoperable wood windows at rear and side of property replace with operable, not broken replicas like for like replacement with wood replicas.
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Aug 2022
Reroofing.
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Sep 2022
Put new tile and new vanity in existing bathroom.
2 cancelled permits are omitted.
Nearby
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