1222 25th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

Located in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood, 1222 25th Avenue is a three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building that was constructed in 1992. The property has undergone significant renovations since 2014, with substantial improvements including a complete roof replacement in 2014 ($18,300), facade renovations and window replacements in 2015 ($65,000), and comprehensive interior remodeling across multiple floors. The 2014-2015 renovation work encompassed kitchen and bathroom upgrades on various levels, the creation of new laundry facilities, interior reconfigurations, and the installation of new skylights and stair connections.

The electrical system has seen considerable updates, including the installation of new sub-panels, circuits, and smoke detectors, though one electrical permit from 2014 was canceled. The building's maintenance record shows attention to basic infrastructure, including plumbing upgrades for new bathroom installations and fixture relocations in 2015. However, there was a significant plumbing incident reported in May 2022 involving a sewage backup that required field work to resolve.

The property has experienced recurring issues with street signs and parking, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls between 2018-2022, though these were primarily external to the building itself and related to public right-of-way concerns. Prior to its current structure, the site was home to a single-family dwelling that was demolished in 1990, with the current building completing construction in 1991. The most recent major building improvements were focused on modernizing the interiors and systems of both residential units, suggesting ongoing upkeep and modernization of the property.