1457 Baker St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The property at 1457 Baker Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building with store space, constructed in 1900 and currently owned by the Arthur Mclaughlin Trust. The building's record shows several notable events, with the most recent being a series of garbage management issues in January 2025, where multiple complaints were lodged regarding overflowing city garbage cans and abandoned items including Christmas trees and furniture on the street, though all these complaints were subsequently resolved.

In terms of major building modifications, a significant permit application for general alterations and additions was submitted in 2002 but was later withdrawn. More recently, in September 2019, the electrical system was upgraded with the replacement of an existing fused disconnect with a circuit breaker type disconnect, and this work was completed successfully.

The building's planning records reveal some historical compliance issues, including a notable case in 2004 when there were complaints about unauthorized commercial use of the property (specifically related to interior design work) which was not permitted under the Planning Code, with reports of large trucks and numerous employees; this situation was eventually abated. There were also two planning applications on record for constructing a rear horizontal addition, though the status of these applications appears to be closed without indication of completion in the available records.