1458-1460 Funston Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1458-1460 Funston Ave in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood has experienced several notable events over the past two decades. The property underwent significant structural work in 2014, including reroofing ($12,700), replacement of a rear yard retaining wall ($15,000), and modification of the retaining wall drain pipe. In 2010, the building addressed compliance requirements with the CC-5723 report, which involved both general and electrical work ($3,000 each).

An extensive window upgrade occurred in 2002 with the installation of 18 new wood windows, though this permit eventually expired. Earlier improvements from 1987 included the addition of a workroom and bathroom in the existing basement. More recently, the building has faced some recurring infrastructure challenges.

There have been multiple sewer-related incidents noted in 2021 and 2022, though these were resolved through city services. The property has experienced ongoing issues with tree root damage to the sidewalk, with three reports filed between 2021 and 2024, the most recent being opened in January 2024. The building's location has also experienced periodic parking enforcement issues, with several documented cases of vehicles blocking driveways between 2022 and 2023, though most of these were resolved quickly through citations or officer response. While the property has undergone regular maintenance and improvements over the years, the recurring tree root and sewer issues may be of particular note for potential residents.