339-341 Lake St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 339-341 Lake Street, owned by the McCracken Family Trust, was constructed in 1922 as a flats/duplex structure and has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years. Most recently, in 2024, there have been multiple sewer-related incidents, including a sewage backup in February and flooding in April, indicating ongoing infrastructure challenges.

The building experienced a rodent/insect infestation issue in July 2020, which was transferred to the Department of Public Health's Environmental Health division for resolution. A notable fire safety concern emerged in August 2020 when violations related to smoke alarm requirements and alarm systems were documented, though these were subsequently abated. The building has received various improvements over its history, including a substantial kitchen remodel in 2005 costing $8,000, which included new cabinets, counters, sink, stove, fixtures, and lighting, along with corresponding electrical work.

Earlier maintenance includes sidewalk repair and house trap replacement in 2008. The property has generated multiple 311 calls, primarily related to parking enforcement issues and noise complaints, with two instances of illegal parking reported in 2020 involving a white VW vehicle. While the building's permit history shows some regular maintenance and updates, the recent pattern of sewer issues and historical rodent infestation suggests ongoing challenges that may affect resident quality of life.