1225 5th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1225 5th Avenue, located in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1906, currently owned by Raymond Mauberret. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past two decades, with the most recent being a completed window replacement project in January 2024, costing approximately $17,721, which involved replacing five front windows with wood sash windows and five rear windows.

Other notable improvements include a roof replacement in 2004 ($6,500), plumbing repairs in the kitchen in 2016, and installation of permeation grout along the south property line in 2016 as part of work related to the adjacent property at 1231 5th Avenue. The building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep, though there have been some infrastructure issues in the surrounding area.

Two significant sidewalk/curb defects were reported in late 2015, involving a collapsed sidewalk and damaged curb section, while most recent inspections have shown these issues were addressed. The property has experienced recurring issues with vehicles parking on sidewalks, with multiple reports between 2018 and 2024, though enforcement officers were often unable to locate the offending vehicles. The most recent notable neighborhood impact was a noise complaint in August 2024 related to the Outside Lands Festival in Golden Gate Park, which is an annual event that organizers work to mitigate through community communication channels.