247 Pixley St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 247 Pixley Street in Cow Hollow, owned by the Kum Tai Chan Revocable Trust, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1903. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past two decades.

Most notably, in 2018, the building received attention for both structural and aesthetic improvements, including dry rot repair and stucco work on the garage and porch, as well as a complete reroofing costing over $10,000. The building underwent substantial renovations in 2004, including window replacements, electrical upgrades (installation of lights, switches, and receptacles), bathroom remodeling, and kitchen improvements in unit 247H, though there was a plumbing work complaint filed in 2008 that was quickly abated. Recent maintenance records show ongoing care for the building's structure, with some attention needed for an overgrown tree as of July 2024.

The property has experienced several parking-related issues on Pixley Street, with multiple citations issued for blocking driveways between 2020 and 2025, and there have been several instances of street cleaning requests in the vicinity, including for debris and waste removal. While these external maintenance issues and street-related concerns are notable, they primarily affect the immediate surroundings rather than the building itself. The property's documented history shows regular maintenance and upgrading of building systems, with no recorded safety violations or significant structural issues beyond typical wear and tear for a century-old building.