2451 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The two-unit residential building at 2451 Post Street in Lower Pacific Heights, owned by the Leng Family Trust, is a two-story flats and duplex structure constructed in 1900. The property has undergone several significant modifications to ensure compliance with regulations and improve safety features. Notable renovations include the removal of an illegal kitchen from the ground level (completed in 2004) and the conversion of that space into a laundry area, along with the legalization of a bathroom.

The electrical infrastructure was substantially upgraded in 2003, with the installation of two new 100-amp service panels for each unit, new lighting and receptacles, and improvements to the laundry room and rear deck areas. Earlier improvements from 2001 included the rebuilding of the rear stairway and laundry room. The building's recent history shows regular maintenance and compliance with housing regulations, with the most recent building-related activity being a rent board fee and housing inventory request in November 2024.

The property has experienced typical urban challenges as evidenced by multiple 311 calls, including reports of abandoned furniture (October 2024), medical waste (2019), and illegal postings (2019). While these incidents occurred in the vicinity of the property, they are not directly related to building conditions. The only recorded fire-related incident was an accidental alarm system activation with no actual fire or injuries involved. The building's maintenance history suggests a proactive approach to addressing both safety requirements and resident comfort, particularly through the 2004 renovations that focused on bathroom and laundry facilities.