64 Castle St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 64 Castle Street, located in Telegraph Hill, was constructed in 1906 and contains 5 units, including a public laundry facility. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades, with the most recent work completed in 2020 involving the replacement of 13 aluminum windows with wood-clad windows at a cost of $25,000. Previous renovations include kitchen upgrades (2015-2013), exterior siding replacement (2011), and repair of dry rot in the bay window soffit (2007).

The building faced several building violations in 2005 related to fire safety equipment and smoke detection systems, though these were all abated by June 2005. A lead paint-related violation was issued in 2012 regarding weatherproofing on wood trim, and a 2013 complaint noted issues with a leaking laundry facility affecting the foundation. The property has maintained regular updates and repairs to address various maintenance needs, though there have been recurring issues noted through 311 calls, primarily concerning parking violations and street maintenance matters in the surrounding area.

The building's history includes routine inspections dating back to 1996, with all violations being resolved promptly. The most recent significant external work involved window replacements, and the property has generally adhered to maintenance requirements though occasional violations regarding fire safety equipment and weatherproofing have been noted and resolved. The building's records show consistent attention to maintenance and upgrades, with most recent work focusing on improving energy efficiency and aesthetics through window replacements. While there have been past concerns about paint conditions and weatherproofing, these issues have been addressed through appropriate permits and inspections.