1233 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The property at 1233 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Sunset district is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1910, owned by Bruce R. Conklin and Preston B. Conklin.

The building has undergone several significant improvements over the past three decades, with the most recent major work being the installation of a new 75-gallon water heater in July 2024. Of particular note is a comprehensive bathroom remodel completed in 2005 that included electrical upgrades (lighting, switches, receptacles, and exhaust fans), and a significant horizontal addition completed in 1996. The property has also seen important maintenance work including sewer repairs in 2008, window replacement in 1997, and various historical preservation efforts such as attempts to restore its Victorian facade in 2001 (permit expired).

The building's infrastructure has been periodically upgraded, with records showing work on the roof in 1995-1996, foundation improvements in 1993, and various interior remodels including a lower unit renovation that involved wall removal and kitchen-bathroom remodeling in 1996. The property underwent an unsuccessful attempt to convert both units into condominiums, with permits showing this application in 2014, though the current status of this conversion is not clear in the available records. Recent neighborhood-specific issues have included a 2023 encampment situation nearby (which was addressed under federal guidelines), along with typical urban concerns such as parking violations and street maintenance matters recorded through 311 calls, though none of these external issues directly affected the building's condition or operations.