1 Tuscany Aly, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1 Tuscany Alley in North Beach, owned by Chris Chapman Cowing, is a well-maintained 1906 flats and duplex structure containing two units. The building has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades, with particular attention to bathroom modernization in recent years.

Most notably, two bathroom renovations were completed in 2022 ($13,000) and 2020 ($25,000), with both projects receiving complete electrical and plumbing upgrades to meet current standards. The property boasts several quality-of-life enhancements, including the addition of a deck and balcony at the attic level with spiral staircase in 2006, fireplace modifications in 2005, window replacement in 2005, and a kitchen countertop renovation in 2005. A rear yard deck construction project required a variance, which was successfully approved.

Prior to these improvements, the building underwent reroofing in 2002 and saw some non-structural work related to washer and dryer cabinet enclosure in 2003, though that permit expired. The only recorded incident affecting the property was an offensive graffiti complaint on the mailbox in 2021, which was handled by USPS. Throughout its history, the building's owners have consistently maintained and upgraded the property, focusing on modernization while preserving its historic character.