2475 Pacific Avenue
Single-family house
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1853–1854
The lot was part of a 25-acre tract that Joel Clayton ran as a milk ranch from autumn 1853 to autumn 1854.
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c. 1860
Probably built within a few years of 1860, as a square four-room house with the present facade; the front porch was added later.
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March 16, 1886
Bought by Captain John Leale, the San Francisco Bay ferry captain, for $4,069.
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1900
Built.
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December 9, 1971
The City Planning Commission approved designating the Leale House as a City Landmark on historical, architectural and aesthetic grounds, on the recommendation of the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board.
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1972
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 45, Leale House.
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August 9, 1973
The designated landmark Leale House, an irregular residence of about 40 by 66 feet set back 28 feet behind a four-foot retaining wall, stood on a 68.75-by-137.5-foot (8,265 sq ft) lot with two small rear outbuildings and no off-street parking. The City Planning Commission unanimously approved a certificate of appropriateness for the landmark Leale House to add a 13-by-17-foot garage, a partial second storey and a small rear addition.
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May 1991
Add second floor addition, enlarge garage, remodel basement.
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Apr 2008
Remove existing roof glazing & replace with flat tar & garvel roof to stop water leakage rear office, partial metal frame/flat skylight structure & replace with architecturally appropriate wood frame structure to occupy same square footage.
2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 3 expired permits are not shown. The building is dated c. 1860 in its landmark designation; the assessor's roll gives 1900.
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