2400 Fulton Street
Single-family house · USF
Facing Golden Gate Park across Fulton Street. Jefferson Airplane and Grace Slick bought the house in 1968 for around $70,000 and used it as home and workplace for about ten years.
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1904
Built.
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1968
The basement served as Jefferson Airplane's rehearsal space; upstairs were business offices, living quarters, ping-pong and billiard tables.
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Jul 1994
Horizontal addition — the largest recorded job at the address, closed out in March 1996.
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Dec 1994
Bolt the building to its foundation and add plywood sheathing.
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Nov 1995
Remove partition walls — added to the 1994 job.
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Nov 1999
Renewal and revision of permit 9715569 for final sign-off.
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Aug 2001
Strip lath and plaster from parts of the basement walls and ceiling; upgrade electrical outlets.
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Jul 2004
Upgrade second-floor electrical serving one bathroom and two bedrooms; patch walls and ceilings.
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Oct 2008
Reroofing.
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Oct 2020
Reroofing — tear off tar and gravel, install a TPO roofing system.
Two are street-space permits at a nominal valuation and are omitted from the page timeline. 3 expired permits are not shown.
Nearby
- 2277 Fulton Street Same street
- 2418–2420 Fulton Street Same street
- 2740 McAllister Street Around the corner