2489 Washington Street, Pacific Heights

The building

Built in 1900, 2489 Washington Street is a building of flats with ground-floor commercial space of two stories. It holds five units, per the Assessor. Planning's records identify the property as a historic resource. The most recent permitted work on file with Building Inspection was completed in 2024. The lot measures 2,888 square feet, in the NCD-UPPER FILLMORE zoning district. Planning maps the parcel in the 40//65-R-4 height and bulk district.

Getting around

Cross streets on this block of Washington Street are Webster and Fillmore. For Muni, the stop at Fillmore and Jackson is about 400 feet on foot, with Washington and Webster about 450 feet on foot. Within a five-minute walk there are Muni stops at nine intersections. Alta Plaza Park, about 13 acres, is about a two-minute walk away.

Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights sits on the ridge above Cow Hollow and the Marina, with classic residential architecture and Fillmore Street as its main commercial corridor.

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