136-138 Henry St, San Francisco, CA 94114

Located in the Duboce Triangle, 136-138 Henry Street is a two-unit, one-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1900, currently owned by the Johnston-Morris Family Revocable Trust. The property underwent significant renovations in 2006-2008, including the addition of a 116-square-foot enclosed room, kitchen and bathroom remodels in one unit, front facade repairs due to water damage, and updates to lighting fixtures throughout. Records show comprehensive upgrades during this period, with electrical work including the installation of multiple circuits, switches, and receptacles, as well as plumbing improvements including new furnaces, fixtures, and a fireplace.

The building's maintenance history reveals attention to structural integrity, with earlier records from 1985-1989 documenting removal of fungus damage and dry rot repairs. The property has experienced several recent incidents between 2018-2024, predominantly involving parking issues, including multiple cases of driveway blocking that resulted in citations. Tree maintenance matters were reported in 2018, and there have been some general noise and graffiti issues recorded in 2023-2024, though these appear to be external to the building itself.

A fire complaint was filed in January 2017 but was determined to have no merit. The most significant recent work appears to be limited to street-related matters, with sidewalk and street space permits issued in 2008. The most recent building modifications on record date back to 2008, as the property appears to have maintained its updated condition since the substantial renovation work completed in the 2006-2008 period, which included both horizontal and vertical improvements to increase the building's gross square footage from 2,351 to 2,951 square feet as per planning records.