2080 Washington Street
Pacific Heights · San Francisco, CA 94109
The largest mansion in the city when it was built.
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1911
Built.
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1912
Adolph B. Spreckels — a vice-president and later president of the Spreckels Sugar Company his father founded — built the mansion.
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1913
Photographed.
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December 1915
Photographed at a Christmas gathering in the house, with Alma de Bretteville Spreckels among those pictured.
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1963
Photographed.
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Oct 1990
Remodel the kitchen and two baths, with miscellaneous electrical, plumbing and cabinetry.
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Oct 1990
Remove non-structural partitions only.
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Nov 1990
Re-install the iron gate at the front entrance driveway.
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Mar 1991
Brace and secure the parapet with a system of steel angles.
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Jul 2001
Reroofing.
One is a sidewalk permit at a nominal valuation. The record centres on a 1990 kitchen-and-bath remodel and post-1989-earthquake parapet bracing. This building's context statement dates the work 1912; the assessor's roll records the parcel as built 1911. Class-B (non-combustible) construction. The assessor records year built as 1911; the prompting article gives 1912. No sale recorded on the current roll. The residence guide cited below also names a present-day occupant of this house; that claim is left out, because these pages do not name current residents.
Historic status
One published account gives San Francisco Landmark No. 197, designated 9 June 1990. The city's per-parcel historic dataset confirms the Article 10 individual-landmark status and the Category A / A* rating, but carries neither the landmark number nor the designation date, so those two figures remain unverified against the landmark ordinance itself.
Nearby
- 1980 Washington Street Same street
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- 1925 Jackson Street Same block
- 1950 Jackson Street Around the corner
- 2020 Jackson Street Around the corner