300 Dwight St

APN: 6118024 Address: 300 DWIGHT ST Block / Lot: 6118 / 024 Land Use: Single Family Residential Lot Area: 1965.16 Zoning District: RH-1 Zoning Name: RESIDENTIAL- HOUSE, ONE FAMILY Zoning General Type: Residential

Owner: Unknown Assessed Land Value: 631872.0 Assessed Improvement Value: 339526.0 Total Assessed Value: 971398.0

Last Sale Date: 2008-09-05 Last Sale Price: Unknown

Summary: complete: 4 Recent Permits: 2024-07-18 | 202407186791 | complete (2024-11-21) | Issued: 2024-07-18 | otc alterations permit | 300 Dwight St | replace 15 window aluminum - clad wood. 2x patio door. and fiber cement siding. 2022-07-12 | 202207128283 | complete (2022-07-22) | Issued: 2022-07-12 | otc alterations permit | 300 Dwight St | reroofing. 2009-09-14 | 200909146752 | complete (2010-03-09) | Issued: 2009-09-15 | otc alterations permit | 300 Dwight St | remove illegal kitchen in basement and partition walls/ laundry area om garage floor. legalize one bedroom in the family room area, and one… 1985-06-06 | 8505877 | complete (1986-07-11) | Issued: 1985-10-04 | new construction wood frame | 300 Dwight St | Unknown

No Planning Cases Found

Analysis Neighborhood: Portola Supervisor District: 9 Planning District: South Central (12) Police District: BAYVIEW (Company C)

Police Incidents in Police District: Unknown Top Incident Categories: Unknown 311 Cases in Supervisor District: Unknown Top 311 Categories: Unknown

This report identifies parcel 6118024 as 300 DWIGHT ST, located in the Portola area, Supervisor District 9, Planning District South Central (12), and SFPD BAYVIEW District (Company C). Public assessor roll attributes available for this parcel indicate land use of Single Family Residential, a reported lot area of 1965.16, and assessed land and improvement values from the most recent assessor roll year. Permit activity is summarized from DBI permit records when parcel block and lot can be matched, and planning entitlement activity is retrieved from the San Francisco Planning Accela case feed when available. Neighborhood signals are summarized at the district level for context and are not parcel specific.