1887-1889 Lombard St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The Thirumala Family Revocable Trust owns this well-maintained 2-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building in Cow Hollow, constructed in 1907. The property underwent significant improvements in 2012, including a comprehensive $98,000 renovation of both units' kitchens and bathrooms, window replacements (18 windows), and insulation upgrades, totaling approximately $100,500 in improvements. During this period, major infrastructure upgrades were completed, including a full copper repiping, new sewer line installation, complete rewiring with modern electrical systems (200-amp service, new breaker panels), and various plumbing improvements.

Earlier maintenance records show exterior siding replacement in 2004, and the building received a new roof in 1996, though this permit has since expired. Recent history of the property shows typical urban challenges, with multiple 311 calls between 2018 and 2025 primarily related to street cleaning issues, including reports of garbage, debris, and occasionally waste on surrounding sidewalks. There were also two complaints about vehicles blocking the driveway in March and May 2021, though these could not be validated upon police response.

Two instances of graffiti were reported and resolved in 2018, affecting a signal box and nearby commercial building. The most recent maintenance record shows a resolved case of garbage and debris on the street in January 2025. While the building's major systems have been recently updated, prospective tenants should be aware of the property's urban location and associated street-level maintenance requirements.