1064-1066 Shotwell St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit, two-story residential building at 1064-1066 Shotwell Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood was built in 1909 and has undergone several significant improvements over the years. The most substantial recent renovation occurred in 2011, when both units received updates including an interior bathroom remodel in the upper unit, furnace replacement in the lower unit, and comprehensive plumbing and electrical work that included kitchen and bathroom remodeling, lighting upgrades, and new laundry facilities, with the work totaling approximately $20,000.

Earlier improvements included a complete reroofing project in 2006 ($7,450) and several critical safety upgrades in 2004, notably the reconstruction of a second means of egress in the rear ($11,000) and electrical rewiring work on both floors. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep of essential systems, including window replacements and insulation work in 2004. Recent history indicates recurring parking enforcement issues around the property, particularly regarding sidewalk parking, with multiple citations issued between 2019 and 2024, including three instances involving a black Jeep Gladiator in April 2024.

The property has also experienced occasional neighborhood issues such as graffiti (2022) and a damaged tree incident (2021), though these were not directly related to the building's condition. Two street space permits were issued in 2017 for minimal cost ($1 each), suggesting minor external work. The building's documented history shows consistent investment in maintaining and improving both units, with no recorded violations of building codes or safety regulations over the past decade.