295 Bartlett St, San Francisco, CA 94110

295 Bartlett Street is a two-story, five-unit multi-family residential building located in the Inner Mission, constructed in 1924 and currently owned by the Salvador M Milan Trust. The property has undergone several significant safety upgrades in recent years, most notably a comprehensive fire alarm system upgrade in December 2023 (with electrical work continuing in 2024) to include new features such as monitoring radios, pulls on each level, smoke detectors in common areas, and low-frequency sounders in sleeping rooms, all in compliance with current fire safety codes.

The building has a history of routine inspections by Housing Inspection Services dating back to 1999, with documented violations in 2001 and 2007 related to fire safety equipment, security features, and lead paint concerns, though all these violations were resolved by August 2001. The property has undergone several electrical system upgrades, including a 400-amp new service installation in 2004, a 200-amp conversion, and a service upgrade in 2011, though some permits have expired. A notable planning issue arose in 2017-2018 regarding unauthorized office use and window modifications, though this appears to have been addressed.

The building's fire incident history shows a single recorded building fire with unintentional ignition, though no civilian injuries were reported. Recent 311 calls from late 2024 primarily concern external issues such as garbage, parking, and encampments in the vicinity, rather than building-specific problems. The property's maintenance record suggests ongoing attention to safety systems, with the most recent major work being the current fire alarm system upgrade, which represents a significant investment in building safety infrastructure.