248 Lee Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 248 Lee Ave in the Ingleside neighborhood, owned by Armando Martinez Jr Lvg Tru, has a storied history dating back to its 1903 construction. The most significant structural modification was attempted in 1993 with a planned horizontal addition costing $81,700, though associated permits from 1993 to 1996 ultimately expired without completion.

The building has experienced two notable housing-related complaints: in 2001, a comprehensive list of maintenance issues was reported including broken doors, faulty plumbing, and pest infestations, while in 2005 there was a dispute regarding unauthorized fence removal affecting neighboring properties, though this was resolved within a month. Recent history shows the property has faced multiple challenges in 2023-2024, primarily related to parking issues, with several citations for blocked driveways involving different vehicles, and concerns about tree maintenance requiring attention.

There have been several reports of garbage issues along the street and sidewalk areas, though these were promptly resolved by city services. The property experienced a single fire-related incident classified as a "100 Fire, other," with no civilian injuries reported, and a 2022 tenant buyout of $6,450 was completed for two tenants at a nearby address (251 Harold Avenue). The most recent building-related complaint involves amplified sound, logged as an open noise report in October 2024.