219-223 Clayton St, San Francisco, CA 94117

This three-unit multi-family residential building, located at 219-223 Clayton Street in the Park North neighborhood, is a 3-story flats & duplex structure built in 1914 and currently owned by 219 Clayton St LLC. The property has undergone significant renovations and maintenance work in recent years, with particular attention to window upgrades and garage improvements. In 2021-2022, the building had multiple permit-required improvements including the installation of 23 new windows at the side and rear of the building ($16,000), replacement of front windows ($5,850), and a garage door replacement ($6,800) to comply with a notice of violation. The building underwent substantial kitchen and bathroom remodeling work in March 2020, though some related permits expired or were cancelled, including plumbing and electrical work for new lights and fixtures.

A roofing project was successfully completed in March 2020 with a cost of $11,500. The property's maintenance history shows attention to safety features, with previous violations from 2004-2005 related to fire escape maintenance, fire extinguisher requirements, and smoke detection, all of which were subsequently abated. The building has experienced some recent issues with parking enforcement, registration 10 blocked driveway complaints between 2022-2025, though these relate to street parking rather than building infrastructure. Historical records show multiple tenant buyouts in 2021, indicating unit turnover during that period, with amounts ranging from $40,000 to $190,000.

Recent complaints have focused primarily on parking-related issues, though there was one notable complaint about a damaged property in November 2024 related to tree maintenance. The building's recent maintenance record suggests active management and responsiveness to city requirements, with most work being properly permitted and completed. While there were some issues with unpermitted work in 2021 related to the garage door installation, this was subsequently addressed through proper permitting and completion of the work. The property's recent renovations indicate investment in modernizing the building, particularly through window replacements for improved energy efficiency and various unit upgrades.