1714–1718 Mission Street

4-unit apartment building

3 stories
Zoned CM
Historic status: historic resource

37.7696, −122.4204 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.

5,200 sq ftBuilding area

2,500 sq ftLot area

19Rooms · 4 baths

1910

Built.
1910

Designed by architect Emil A. Neumarkel.

Architecture, Planning & Preservation Professionals: A Collection of Biographies, adopted 2021
Sep 1989

Permit 8916300 $$$ $4,500

Re - roofing.
Jun 2007

Issued Permit 200706255071 $$$ $40,000

Interior remodeling of 4th floor; no exterior work; remodel kitchen, same location; remodel existing bathroom and add 2nd bathroom in new location; add two closets to bedrooms; paint and patch walls&floors.

3 nominal $1 street-space permits and 4 expired or cancelled permits are omitted.

Land $819,943 Improvements $412,699

Total assessed $1,232,642

At a glance

ArchitectEmil A. Neumarkel

ConstructionWood frame

Street numbers1714, 1716, 1718

Last saleSeptember 28, 2005

Inner Mission North Context Statement, adopted 2004

Contributor to the Mission Reconstruction District locally significant area (1714-1718 Mission). Criterion C: the survey's proposed district for the northern Mission's rebuilding after the 1906 earthquake and fire, period of significance May 1906–1913, predominantly Classical Revival, Edwardian and Mission Revival in wood frame construction. Contributor to the Inner Mission Commercial Corridor locally significant area (1714-1718 Mission). Formerly called the 16th Street Commercial Corridor. Criterion C: San Francisco's largest concentration of residential-over-commercial and small-scale commercial buildings, spanning both pre-1906 and post-disaster construction, dated c. 1870s–1931.

1714–1718 Mission Street

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