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2516 23rd Avenue

Sunset Parkside · San Francisco, CA 94116

  • Built 1918
  • Single-family house
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-1(D)
  • District 4
  • Historic status: unevaluated
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1,450 sq ftBuilding area
3,598 sq ftLot area
6Rooms · 2 bed, 1 bath
  1. 1920

    The deed recorded here set a floor of $2,500 on the house to be built — one of the building restrictions the Parkside Realty Company borrowed from the residence parks. The permit taken out for the construction put its value at $1,500. W. E. Collins was the architect.

    Parkside District Historic Context Statement, adopted 2008
  2. before 1925

    One of the houses in the district that predate the stucco “Sunset” row house which filled the Parkside from the 1920s — mostly larger Craftsman-style buildings put up by the Parkside Realty Company before 1925.

    Parkside District Historic Context Statement, adopted 2008
  3. Jun 1983

    New stair, new study.

    Complete Permit 8304899 $$$ $18,000
  4. Jul 2015

    Replace wooden try stair in kind & handrails in kind. no work inside or to exterior of house.

    Complete Permit 201507060694 $$$ $25,000
  5. Oct 2016

    Voluntary retrofit of chimney, remove existing bricks at chimney from top to shoulder. install metal studs in similar fashion to e chimney above chimney shoulder. install a class a metal bestoss chimney system. rebuild existing fire box sides and rear wall in kind.

    Complete Permit 201610039426 $$$ $8,000
  6. Nov 2016

    Rev to permit application 201610039426. restore existing brick & clay masonry chimey above the shoulders with anchor plate and class a chimney system. framing for chase to be.

    Cancelled Permit 201611031806 $$$ $7,683

The 1920 deed conditions for this house required a building costing at least $2,500, while the permit taken out for the construction put its value at $1,500. Which figure the finished building answered to is not recorded. Not yet documented: the developer, the early residents and the date of the last recorded sale. The Parkside context statement records the deed conditions and the construction permit for the house here in 1920; the assessor dates the building on this parcel to 1918. Submit an update