2320 Leavenworth St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 2320 Leavenworth Street in Russian Hill, owned by the James W Funsten Trust, was constructed in 1913 and originally contained three units. A significant modification occurred in 2002 when units 2 and 3 were merged into one larger unit without proper permits, leading to a Notice of Violation that was ultimately abated in August 2002, along with the replacement of two windows.

The building's maintenance history shows multiple infrastructural improvements, including a $15,000 vehicle and pedestrian gate installation in 2015, street space repairs in 2014, plumbing upgrades in 2012, and historical work such as stucco replacement in 1998 and reroofing in 1990, though some permits have expired. Recent activity around the property, particularly in 2024, has been notable for environmental maintenance issues, with multiple reports of garbage and debris, including instances of human waste, glass debris, and overflowing city garbage cans.

As of August 2024, there is also an open noise complaint. The building's fire safety record shows no incidents, and there have been no building violations or complaints related to the building's structural integrity or safety systems. The property underwent a regulatory review process for the unit merger between 2002-2003, which was approved under the Residential, House, Two-Family (RH-2) zoning designation and 40-X Height and Bulk District rules, with conditions for restoration of the third unit.