4410 Pacheco St, San Francisco, CA 94116

The two-unit residential building at 4410 Pacheco Street in San Francisco's Outer Parkside neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1958 and currently owned by the Paul Joseph Brady Revocable Trust. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years, with the most recent substantial work occurring in 2017 when dry rot repairs were completed, including the replacement of four incorrectly installed windows with proper wood interior fiberglass-clad units suitable for the ocean-adjacent location. This project, costing $18,500, also included stucco and siding replacement and was properly documented through both building and planning permits.

Earlier improvements included a complete reroofing in 1999 and an electrical system upgrade in 2008 that involved the replacement of the panel, feeders, weatherhead, conductors, and related components. The property's recent history shows typical urban residential issues, primarily consisting of parking-related incidents, including two documented cases of driveway blocking in 2024 and 2019, and an illegal parking incident in 2022. The surrounding area experienced a series of graffiti incidents in 2018, affecting various city property surfaces including poles and signs, all of which were subsequently addressed and resolved.

Additionally, there was one noise complaint related to entertainment in 2018 and a report of human or animal waste on the street in 2023. While these external issues may impact the neighborhood environment, they primarily relate to street and public space conditions rather than the building itself. The property's documented history suggests regular maintenance and prompt attention to structural issues by the ownership, with no reported building code violations or serious safety concerns on record.