2424 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94115

2424 Washington Street is a historic two-story multi-family residential building located in Pacific Heights, built in 1900 and currently owned by Jeffrey & Kathe Hagan. The building underwent significant transformation between 2006-2009, including a major conversion from three dwelling units to a single-family residence with an attached apartment.

This renovation period involved substantial updates, including complete electrical rewiring, plumbing system upgrades (repiping four bathrooms, two kitchens, and laundry facilities), and the addition of a new garage area with concrete ramp for three car parking. The front facade received attention in 2019 with the replacement of masonry brick steps and repair of a wooden support ramp due to dry rot, costing over $10,000. The property has experienced several construction-related issues and neighbor complaints, particularly during the 2008-2009 renovation period, including concerns about unpermitted window installations, exterior paint debris, and construction work beyond permit scope.

More recently, there have been multiple noise complaints related to construction (2023-2024) and several reports of parking violations, though these are not directly related to the building's condition or safety. The most recent permits and complaints suggest ongoing maintenance work as of 2024. The building's history shows diligent attention to infrastructure upgrades, including furnace replacement, comprehensive electrical systems overhaul, and various structural improvements, though it is worth noting that historical renovation periods generated multiple neighborhood concerns that were subsequently addressed and resolved.