1663 Oak Street, Haight-Ashbury

The building

The Assessor lists 1663 Oak Street as a condominium built in 1900. Planning's records identify the property as a historic resource within the Panhandle Historic District. The parcel sits in RM-1, a low-density mixed residential district. The height and bulk district here is 40//40-R-4, per Planning's zoning map.

Getting around

Its block of Oak Street runs between Masonic Avenue and Ashbury. Masonic and Oak is the closest Muni stop, about a two-minute walk away; Ashbury and Haight is about a four-minute walk away. A five-minute walk reaches Muni stops at seven intersections. For open space, the edge of Golden Gate Park is about 150 feet on foot.

Haight-Ashbury

Haight-Ashbury sits west of the Castro and south of Golden Gate Park, with Haight Street as its commercial spine.

Source: City and County of San Francisco, Assessor-Recorder (2025 roll), Planning, Public Works, SFMTA, and Recreation and Parks records via DataSF, retrieved October 31, 2026. Walking times are estimates.