3074-3076 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The two-unit residential building at 3074-3076 Washington Street in Pacific Heights is a 2-story Victorian structure built in 1895, currently held by the Felix Tseng Trust. The property's most significant and recent renovations occurred between 2005-2013, including a substantial $125,000 project to relocate one dwelling unit to the ground floor, modify stairways, and upgrade bathrooms. This was followed by improvements totaling $35,000 in 2012-2013 to infill a lightwell and create internal stair access between floors, accompanied by electrical and plumbing updates.

The building underwent extensive electrical work in 2005, including the installation of new breaker panels and furnaces for each floor, and there were also structural improvements to address deteriorating decks and stairs documented in 1984-1985. A building complaint was filed in 2005 regarding potential property line undermining during construction, though this issue was resolved by October 2006. The property has maintained compliance with most building codes, with all major renovation permits marked as complete.

Planning records show approved variance requests for rear yard deck replacements, confirming adherence to regulatory requirements for structural modifications. More recently, there was a minor issue with abandoned furniture documented by Recology in November 2024, which has been resolved. A streetlight maintenance issue from 2013 was found to be invalid upon inspection. The building's permit and inspection history suggests regular maintenance and prompt resolution of any structural or safety concerns, with no active violations or complaints on record as of present.