A new single-family home nearing completion at 3446 North Oakley Avenue in North Center will soon build an Additional Dwelling Unit to go with the main residence. G Alan Development received a permit on Valentine’s Day to erect a two-story coach house with two parking spaces on the ground level, and an ADU on the second floor.
Pavlovcik Architecture is named as the architect of record for the coach house, the same duty they performed for the main residence. The permit estimates accessorial construction costs at an even $100,000.
Site context of 3446 North Oakley Avenue, via Google Maps
From the alley, where the coach house will replace the demolished garage. Photo by Daniel Schell
A new construction permit issued in August of last year allowed the two-story SFR to begin, but instead of replacing the frame garage that was torn down with the previous residence, only a parking pad off the alley was included. That permit also said to expect permission for an elevator installation at a later date. A recent site visit shows extensive progress on the exterior of the new home, though interior progress is hard to ascertain.
Refin shows the original home, built in 1901, sold in May of last year for $695,000. An exclusive listing with @properties Christie’s International Real Estate lists the new property for sale at $2.6 million.
3446 North Oakley Avenue, via Redfin
This garage, demolished last summer, was originally to be replaced by on-slab parking. Via Google Street View
Nearby CTA bus access, via Google Maps
3446 North Oakley Avenue lies within a three-block walk of the intersection of Addison Street and Western Avenue, where CTA Route 49, X49, and 152 buses all make stops. The 152 bus can be used to connect with the Addison Brown Line elevated platform about three-quarters of a mile to the east, at Addison and Ravenswood.
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Interesting style, not ugly! Old house was so cute too.
Not interesting. Not skillful. Look at the project presented ahead of this one that handles the architectural detailing professionally. Is that a “mansard”? Dopey proportioned roundtop windows……no cornice, it’s a badly decorated box.
I think it’s pretty nice tbh. Definitely not a masterpiece but better than what was there and an upgrade from the typical PVC palaces and faux barn house garbage we normally get in this area. The interiors are really nice (they are Google-able but not in this article)
I wonder if the ADU will be a separate property, or if it will be included with the house.
The coach house is included with the main residence.
ADU’s are necessarily part of the main property. To be an accessory dwelling unit, it needs to accessory to a principle use.