Permits have been filed for a retail-to-housing conversion at 145 Bosworth Street by the Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. The project would add more than double the site’s residential capacity with changes to the ground-floor commercial space and second-floor apartments. Mauricio Hercules is listed as the property owner.
145 Bosworth Street proposed design, illustration by As-Built Services
The development will double the residential floor area from approximately 3,000 square feet to 6,000 square feet across the two-story structure. All eight apartments will have two bedrooms, and parking will be added for three bicycles.
The 1945-built mixed-use structure is located at the corner of Bosworth Street and Cuvier Street. Future residents would be just a few blocks away from the Glen Park BART Station and a block away from I-280. The ground-floor space was formerly occupied by the corner grocer, the New Bosworth Market, which closed just a few years ago.
145 Bosworth Street, image via Google Street View
Public records show the property last sold in 2004 for $1.25 million. Construction is estimated to cost around a million dollars.
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