The City of Chicago has issued a pair of permits to build adjacent homes at 3303 and 3305 South Seeley Avenue in McKinley Park on the southwest side. Both permits were released on January 22, and they are identical. Developer and general contractor A & SL Construction will build them, at an estimated cost of $350,000 apiece.
These will be two-story homes with detached two-car garages accessed from the alley off 33rd Street. Front stairways are the only additional details addressed in the permits. Peter Sterniuk is named as the architect of record.
Site context map of 3033-05 South Seeley Avenue, via Google Maps
Two separate demolition permits have been issued for 3303 South Seeley. The first, which came through on January 13, allow the tear down of the main home and a backyard shed. The second permit was issued January 22, and calls for demolition of the existing garage. Property records show the home was built in 1893, and sold in October of last year for $545,000.
The soon-to-be-demolished garage and shed at 3303 South Seeley Avenue from the alley, via Google Street View.
Nearby transit locations, via Google Maps
Residents of 3303-05 South Seeley will live within a block of stops for the CTA’s Route 50 bus at Damen Avenue, and less than two blocks from Route 62 stops at Damen and Archer Avenue. Those two buses can be used to connect with the 35th Orange Line elevated platform, about half a mile west. Route 35 and 39 buses also use the Orange Line station as a depot.
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