2-6 Rossi Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

Located in San Francisco's Lone Mountain neighborhood, 2-6 Rossi Ave is a three-story, three-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1941 and currently owned by Danielle M. Mellace.

The property has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the past decade, with the most recent major project being the planned replacement of all 35 windows in 2025, including fiberglass front windows with dividers. Recent upgrades include the installation of an EV charger with load shedding device and a new 100-amp subpanel in 2023, comprehensive second-floor bathroom renovations in 2021 (including new fixtures and electrical work), and a kitchen remodel in 2018 featuring new cabinets, appliances, and electrical system upgrades. The building's maintenance history shows attention to essential systems, with roof replacement work in 2015, though there were some canceled furnace replacement permits in 2010 that remain unaddressed in the records.

The property's historical violations from 2003, which were promptly resolved within a month, included issues with fire extinguisher requirements, smoke detector placement, and stair landing repairs near garbage chute doors, suggesting these were likely addressed through normal building operations rather than persistent problems. Recent 311 calls in 2024 primarily relate to external issues such as garbage/debris management and tree maintenance concerns in the surrounding area, which have been mainly addressed through city services, though one tree root sidewalk lifting issue from June 2024 remains open. While the building has experienced typical urban maintenance issues, the regularity and scale of recent improvements suggest active management of the property, with no recorded recurring safety concerns or violations in recent years.