333-335 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 333-335 Lexington Street in the Inner Mission was constructed in 1900 and is classified as a Flats & Duplex property. The building has undergone several significant improvements over the past few decades, with the most recent major updates occurring in 2013 when the property received a comprehensive reroofing with new composition shingles ($11,500) and the installation of a solar panel system consisting of eight roof-mounted PV modules (3 kW). Notable historical renovations include a bathroom and kitchen renovation project from 1998-2000 that aimed to convert the two units into one, though records indicate this permit ultimately expired.

The building has also seen infrastructure improvements such as aluminum window installation (1988) and termite repairs (1988). The property has experienced some water-related issues in the past, with housing complaints filed in 1994-1995 regarding leaks in the kitchen and bedroom, as well as a hole in the water closet floor. While these issues were addressed and marked as not active, they represent the building's only documented complaints.

The surrounding area has generated multiple 311 calls in recent years (2023-2025), primarily related to street cleaning and debris management, with several cases involving loose garbage and yard waste. There was one parking enforcement call in August 2023 regarding a driveway-blocking vehicle, though officers were unable to locate the vehicle. A fallen tree incident was reported and resolved in September 2024. Overall, the building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep, with the most recent improvements focusing on sustainability through solar panel installation and roof maintenance.