261–263 Lexington Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1910
  • Two-flat
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
37.7592, −122.4204 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.
3,249 sq ftBuilding area
1,999 sq ftLot area
11Rooms · 4 baths

Permit history

  1. Jul 2024

    Remodel of existing kitchen on level 2 (one unit) new cabintry enlarge opening between kitchen and dining room replace rear windows in kind (facing rear yard).

    Complete Permit 202407055853 $$$ $50,000
  2. Mar 2014

    Replace ductwork in garage with 26 gauge steel ductwork per cbc406.1; relocate existing furnace to new area in garage under separate mechanical permit.

    Issued Permit 201403060100 $$$ $6,710
  3. May 2013

    Addition of great room on ground floor approx 455 sq ft. dwelling to accomodate aging in place with o threshold shower stall reference variance 2011.0927y (311). 201203065489. correct number of existing units to 2 family dwelling. no change of use.

    Complete Permit 201305287999 $$$ $100,000
  4. Mar 2012

    Voluntary demolition ofexistingnon complying 2-story porch & stair structure. replace with newporch of same dimensions.reduction of record non complying structure by rebldg 2nd fl porch as an open railing roof deck.fire wall @ roof deck property line to 42" above finished deck.replaceexistingstair with equal distant from.

    Complete Permit 201203065489 $$$ $70,000
  5. Jan 2012

    Revision to permit application 2010-0330-9284-framing details at porch.

    Withdrawn Permit 201201061814 $$$ $2,500
  6. Mar 2010

    Reduction of existing non-complying porch structure. replace 2nd. floor. porch with open railing roof deck renovation 1st. porch. repair in-kind existing non-conforming stairs. (repari less than 50%).

    Expired Permit 201003309284 $$$ $25,000
  7. May 1999

    1st floor-replace fixtures/finishes in existingbath; 2nd floor remodel.

    Expired Permit 9909759 $$$ $25,000

2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

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