356 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 356 Lexington Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Ohazama Waldman 2010 Lvg Tr, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1900, located within the Liberty Hill Historic District. The property has undergone several significant improvements over the past decade, with the most recent major updates including the installation of a ducted split heating system with associated electrical work in 2021, and multiple street space permits issued between 2013-2016.

Noteworthy renovations from 2014-2015 included substantial exterior work, such as repairing siding without vapor barrier issues, installing a 9-foot curb wall, and alterations to doors and windows, along with interior improvements like ceiling lighting work completed in 2013. The building's maintenance history shows attention to essential systems, with plumbing upgrades including gas line and drain line modifications in 2014, and various electrical improvements such as a service upgrade for a Tesla charger in 2013.

While there were some building complaints recorded in 2015 regarding plumbing work and property boundaries, these issues appear to have been addressed promptly. The property has experienced typical urban challenges as evidenced by 311 calls primarily related to street cleaning and maintenance between 2021-2023, though these incidents were resolved through normal municipal processes. Recent filings and permits suggest ongoing maintenance and improvement of the building's systems and exterior, with particular attention to preserving its historical character within the Liberty Hill district.