2639 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 2639 Chestnut Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Cereghino Survivors Trust, has undergone several maintenance and improvement projects since its construction in 1935. The most recent major maintenance work was a $24,000 reroofing project completed in 2018, following earlier improvements including a water heater replacement in 2013 and multiple attempts at vinyl siding installation in 2003, with one permit expiring and another being successfully completed for the back and right side of the building.

Historical records indicate the building was correctly classified as a multi-family dwelling in 2003, clarifying its official designation. In terms of recent incidents and issues affecting the property and surrounding area, there has been a notable pattern of street and sidewalk cleanliness concerns in 2024, with multiple reports of abandoned furniture and debris, including recent Christmas tree removal in January 2025.

There were also several instances of illegal postings and parking violations, particularly regarding driveway blocking, which have been addressed through appropriate enforcement channels. The property's emergency response records show two minor incidents related to smoke removal and alarm activation, both of which occurred without any reported civilian injuries. While these events are not directly related to the building's structural integrity or habitability, they provide context about the property's environment and recent maintenance history.