267-269 Chattanooga St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 267-269 Chattanooga Street is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building located in Noe Valley. Built in 1913 and currently owned by Harry Charles Christ Revoc, this flats and duplex-style building has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years. The most substantial recent work was completed in 2006, when 29 windows were replaced with new vinyl units, including reinstallation within original frames and finishing with new wood trim, at a cost of $19,000. Earlier structural improvements included work on rear steps and a fence in 1987, and attempts at reconstructing a rear porch and storage space in 1986, though this permit was ultimately cancelled.

The property has experienced various municipal service calls over the past several years, with the most recent incidents occurring in 2024 relating to parking enforcement and street cleaning issues. There have been multiple reports of garbage and debris on the street, with 311 calls being resolved through standard cleaning procedures. Several complaints regarding blocked driveways and sidewalks have been logged, with varying outcomes. Planning records show the building has undergone some administrative processes, including variance requests related to lot width and area requirements, though these appear to be mostly closed or withdrawn. A notable project review meeting was held to discuss the potential subdivision of the lot into two separate properties, one with 1,613 sq.

ft. fronting Chattanooga Street and the other with 2,043 sq. ft. fronting Mersey Alley. There are no records of tenant buyouts at either address.