1772-1774 Filbert St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-unit residential building at 1772-1774 Filbert Street in the Cow Hollow neighborhood, owned by Carol Ann Travlos Revocable Living Trust, has a documented history spanning several decades. Built in 1913, this two-story flat and store building has undergone several maintenance and repair activities, including a reroofing project completed in 1989 and more recent plumbing work in 2019 involving the installation of a new 40-gallon water heater.

The building has experienced some infrastructure issues, notably a sidewalk leak that required emergency repair in 2011, and there have been three electrical-related incidents, including a fuse box malfunction reported in 2019. The property has faced several environmental and safety concerns over the years, with documented complaints about improper paint removal in 2009 and a concerning incident in 2006 involving improperly stored paint containers that were temporarily addressed. While there have been no recent serious building code violations, there has been regular street-level maintenance activity noted through 311 calls.

The most recent months (October and November 2024) show multiple reports of garbage and debris, including furniture and loose waste, though these were promptly addressed by city services. There have also been recurring issues with vehicles blocking driveways, with several citations issued in 2024. A false fire alarm incident was recorded at the nearby Central Station, but no injuries were reported.