1183 Hampshire St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 1183 Hampshire Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1914, currently owned by the Kathryn Lynn Marcotte Revocable Trust. The property has undergone several significant improvements in recent years, most notably the installation of a 6.4 kW solar PV system completed in mid-2023, and the replacement of six aluminum windows with wood-aluminum clad windows in April 2023. The building's maintenance history shows attention to window upgrades, with earlier window installations recorded in 1990 and a permit from 1984 that expired without completion.

The property has experienced various infrastructure and quality-of-life issues in the surrounding area, particularly in 2024, with multiple reports regarding sidewalk conditions, including a collapsed sidewalk and missing sewer vent cover in April 2024. There have also been several instances of garbage and debris removal requests, including issues with a mattress and loose debris in mid-2024. While these external issues have been resolved according to city records, they may have temporarily affected the property's immediate environment.

Notably, there were two reported incidents of sidewalk parking near the property in April 2024, though enforcement officers were unable to locate the vehicles. In 2023, there were recorded violations regarding shared spaces and waste management on the sidewalk, though these were subsequently abated. The building's owner has no recorded tenant buyouts, though neighboring properties at 1127 and 1131 Hampshire Street have had buyout activity, with 1127 Hampshire Street showing a buyout of $60,000 for two tenants in July 2020.