2510 Bryant Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1900
  • Single-family house
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-2
  • District 9
  • Historic status: not a historical resource
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2,160 sq ftBuilding area
2,596 sq ftLot area
7Rooms · 3 bed, 3 bath

Permit history

  1. Jul 2026

    Fill existing light well at 2nd floor at the entrance stair not viisble from street. remove full bathroom.

    Filed Permit 202607215332 $$$ $30,000
  2. Mar 2026

    2nd fl: to add one full bath. remodel one full bath and add a closet to bedroom #2.

    Issued Permit 202603036865 $$$ $30,000
  3. May 2014

    Remodel of existing basement/garage area. includes bathroom remodel, new cabinets, new post, beam, and shearwalls.

    Complete Permit 201405226517 $$$ $50,000
  4. Oct 2011

    Remove & replace existing stucco on facade of residence, minor dry rot repairs due to membrane failure, full description attached.

    Complete Permit 201110176955 $$$ $14,602
  5. Apr 2011

    Add new 2nd story deck with stairs. replace window with french doors and 2 windows in bedroom. replace window with door, window in kitchen. replace siding as needed. remove unused vent pipe.

    Complete Permit 201104063574 $$$ $6,000
  6. Jul 2010

    One 2'x3' dual pane vinyl window in bathrm. (not visible from stree). one 2'4' vinyl window for entry landing not visible from street. one 8' x 6' sliding window (strium), and 3' x 6' vinyl windows in atrium. all windows not visible from street.

    Complete Permit 201007146632 $$$ $1,500
  7. Jul 2010

    2-3x5 & 1-2x5 in dining rm., 2-8x5 sliding on front o building. all windows are replacement, vinyl dual pane hung windows. to comply with nov#201053509.

    Complete Permit 201007096273 $$$ $1,250
  8. Jan 2005

    Reroofing.

    Issued Permit 200501193447 $$$ $4,900
  9. Nov 1993

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 9319418 $$$ $3,200

2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

Not yet documented: the architect and builder and the early residents. Know any of it? Tell us — just describe it in plain words.