2300 17th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The two-unit residential building at 2300 17th Avenue, located in San Francisco's Inner Parkside neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1927 and currently owned by the Scalmanini 1997 Trust.

The building's maintenance record shows one significant plumbing upgrade in February 2021, involving the replacement of the house trap and sewer line connections, which was completed successfully. The property has experienced some environmental challenges in recent months, with multiple reports of abandoned garbage and debris between October 2024 and January 2025, including instances of bagged garbage, furniture, and a mattress, though all these cases were resolved by Recology.

The building's safety and emergency response history appears generally uneventful, with only one fire-related incident noted in 2020 involving a hazardous condition, though no civilian injuries were reported, and another false alarm incident that was deemed to have "no merit." The property has been subject to various municipal transportation-related complaints between October 2024 and January 2025, primarily concerning illegal parking and Muni service issues, though most of these cases could not be validated by responding officers. While the building's overall permit and incident history suggests regular maintenance of basic systems, the recent concentration of waste-related issues in the vicinity may warrant attention to property management practices, though the building itself is not directly implicated in these external concerns.