330 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 330 Lexington Street, owned by Donna J. Shrout, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1876 in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. The property has undergone significant improvements and renovations over the past two decades, with the most recent major work occurring in 2019-2020, including a $13,000 kitchen remodeling project and plumbing and electrical upgrades.

Prior to this, the building underwent substantial renovations in 2016, with both upper and lower units receiving major updates including bathroom remodels, window replacements, and tile work, with permits totaling approximately $40,000. In 2019, a $24,000 roofing project was completed, demonstrating ongoing maintenance of the building's systems. The building has experienced two notable complaints related to construction practices: in 2020, there was a report of construction during Shelter in Place orders, and in 2016, there was a complaint regarding unpermitted work being conducted by a construction company.

While neither complaint remains active, they indicate some history of regulatory compliance issues. The property has generated multiple 311 calls in recent months (2023-2024), primarily related to street cleaning and parking enforcement, though these are external to the building itself. There was one cancelled permit in 2019 for window and door replacement, though this was subsequently addressed through other permits. The building's maintenance record shows regular attention to infrastructure, with permits for various systems upgrades including plumbing, electrical, and general building maintenance, suggesting proactive management of the property.