305 Scott Street, Fillmore

The building

Built in 1900, 305 Scott Street is a single-family house of two stories. Planning's records identify the property as a historic resource. City permit records show work completed here as recently as 2012. On a lot of 3,437 square feet, the parcel falls in RH-3, a three-family residential district. Planning maps the parcel in the 40//50-R-4 height and bulk district.

Getting around

The address sits on the Scott Street block between Page and Oak. Muni stops at Divisadero and Oak and at Haight and Pierce are the closest, both about a three-minute walk away. Within a five-minute walk there are Muni stops at four intersections. The edge of Alamo Square is about a four-minute walk away. Nearer at hand, Duboce Park is about a three-minute walk away.

Fillmore / Western Addition

The Fillmore and Western Addition sit between Pacific Heights and the Civic Center corridor, with Geary and Fillmore as familiar reference streets.

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.