370 27th St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The two-unit residential building at 370 27th Street in Noe Valley, owned by Peter Conor Duignan, is a two-story flats and duplex structure dating back to 1900. The property has undergone significant renovations and improvements throughout the years, with the most recent work occurring in 2023 to comply with physical inspection report CC-8547, including both electrical and physical work completed in June 2023. The building underwent substantial renovations in 2010-2011, including major structural work such as foundation improvements, wall replacements, floor joist strengthening, and the installation of electric heat systems.

During this renovation period, there were some resident impact issues, including construction dust affecting neighboring properties (resolved within one day of report). The property has been well-maintained since its condo conversion, with regular updates including a sewer lateral replacement in 2019, installation of new flue pipes for the furnace (2011), and a vacuum breaker installation on the backyard hose bib (2023). The extensive 2010 renovations included kitchen and bathroom remodels, window enlargements, and various system upgrades including electrical panel installations and fireplace installations. Recent activity around the property has been relatively stable, with most recent municipal interactions involving routine street maintenance and parking-related issues.

There were multiple reports of fallen trees in the vicinity in early 2023, but these were resolved promptly. The building's major systems appear to have been systematically updated, with particular attention paid to heating systems, plumbing infrastructure, and electrical systems. The property has maintained compliance with building codes and regulations, with the only significant resident impact issues arising during the 2010 construction period, which was promptly addressed. The extensive documentation of permits and inspections suggests regular maintenance and oversight of building systems, though the 2023 compliance work indicates ongoing attention to regulatory requirements.