A new residential development has been approved at 1317 West Wrightwood Avenue in Wrightwood, with construction permits issued on January 25. The construction project, with a budget of $1,000,000, plans to build a four-story building featuring four residential units, rear decks on the second and third floors, and an attached four-car garage.
The project has been designed by architect Victor Drapszo. Notably, it will feature a private, occupiable rooftop above the fourth floor, designated for the exclusive use of the top-floor unit. The building also plans to include an elevator.
MPS Design and Development Inc is the general contractor for the project, and masonry work will be a collaborative effort between Elboe Enterprises Inc and K Enterprises Inc.
When complete, 1317 West Wrightwood Avenue will be located a 7 minute walk from stops for the 9 bus line, and an 8 minute walk from stops for the 74 bus line. Beyond that, the Fullerton CTA Station, which services the Brown, Purple, and Red Lines, will be a 16 minute walk to the southeast of the property.
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This makes me so mad
I’m not normally fussy about historic preservation, but with all of the redevelopment opportunities in Chicago, this doesn’t seem like the best place for a teardown.