231-235 Hartford St, San Francisco, CA 94114

This three-unit multi-family residential building, located at 231-235 Hartford Street in the Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights neighborhood, was built in 1905 and is currently owned by the Carol Carrillo Living Trust. The two-story structure has undergone several significant renovations and repairs over the past two decades. Most notably, between 2004-2006, major interior improvements were completed in units 233 and 235, including comprehensive kitchen and bathroom remodels, electrical upgrades (including service to 250 amps), and extensive work on walls, ceilings, and fixtures, with permits totaling over $250,000. The building has received appropriate attention to infrastructure maintenance, with a complete sewer line replacement in 2015 and the installation of an electric vehicle charger in 2021.

The building experienced multiple violations in early 2004 concerning heating, water damage, and various interior maintenance issues, which were all resolved by April 2004. A significant plumbing issue was reported in 2013 regarding a broken sewer line between the main building and cottage, which was addressed through the completion of sewer replacement work. More recently, there was a complaint in 2016 about unsecured metal art posing a hazard. The property has been the subject of numerous parking enforcement calls in recent years (2020-2023), primarily concerning sidewalk parking violations, which suggests ongoing parking challenges in the area.

The most recent building-related service call occurred in January 2017 for graffiti removal, which was promptly addressed. Recent maintenance history suggests regular upkeep, with limited active violations. The most substantial work in recent years was the 2015 sewer replacement and 2021 car charger installation, indicating attention to both infrastructure and modern amenities. The property's historical records show a pattern of significant renovations in the mid-2000s, addressing many of the building's earlier deficiencies, though some intermittent maintenance issues have persisted over time.