1211 Scott St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The two-unit residential building at 1211 Scott Street in the Western Addition, owned by Saagar & Ryan Patel-Francis, is a historic, 2-story structure dating back to 1870. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the years, with the most recent being extensive kitchen renovations in 2021 costing $100,000, which included electrical upgrades and laundry area remodels.

In 2018, an earthquake shut-off valve was successfully installed, and the building previously underwent a voluntary soft-story seismic retrofit analysis in 2015, though related permits for additional work were ultimately cancelled. The building has experienced multiple fire department responses, primarily related to contained cooking fires and alarm system activations, though none resulted in injuries or significant damage.

Historical maintenance records show repairs to stairs, decks, and other structural elements dating back to 1984, with a notable building complaint in 2000 regarding ceiling leaks, deck rot, and skylight issues that was resolved within four months. More recent years (2022-2024) have seen recurring issues with sidewalk parking violations, graffiti, and occasional reports of human waste near the property, though these external issues are not directly related to building conditions. A notable planning record from 2015 indicates a proposed addition of an accessory dwelling unit along with various repairs and waterproofing work, though it's unclear from the records if this was ultimately completed.