New building permits have been filed for new construction at 4300 17th Street in San Francisco’s Corona Heights neighborhood. The applications would replace the vacant backyard with two separate accessory dwelling units. Scott Pluta is responsible for the application as the property owner.
Previously, the property owner was seeking to produce a four-story structure on the vacant lot with three apartments, and add an affordable apartment on the ground floor of the existing structure.
4300 17th Street via 430017th.com
The new building permits are seeking a separate path forward for 4300 17th Street, involving two separate single-story structures. Each ADU would feature two bedrooms and a bathroom. While updated drawings have not yet been shared, the permit describes the future addition as a wood-frame construction with exterior Victorian Italianate facade elements.
The property is located at the corner of 17th and Ord Street, a block away from Market Street and a few blocks away from Corona Heights Park. The Castro is five blocks away along 17th Street. Public records show the property last sold in 2019 for $2.1 million.
Construction is estimated to cost around $1.56 million, or $780,000 per structure, a figure not inclusive of all development expenses. Pluta has not yet responded to a request for comment from YIMBY.
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