A construction permit applied for on March 12 was issued April 29 to erect a four-unit building at 1306 West Winona Street in Uptown. Two days later, on May 1, a demolition permit was granted to remove the single-family dwelling currently occupying the site.
Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
The new residences were designed by Michael Cox & Associates, and will be built by PCH Construction Company as the general contractor. The three-story masonry structure will include a basement. A detached four-car garage on the alley at the rear of the property will include a rooftop deck. The permit indicates a reported cost of $925,000 for the new construction.
Real estate records show the existing single-family home was built in 1895. It sold earlier this year to an entity registered as 1603 Winona Corp for $800,000. It is expected that demolition of the home and garage will begin immediately.
Site context, via Google Maps
Nearby transit options, via Google Maps
1306 West Winona Street is located less than a block from stops for the CTA’s Route 92 bus on Foster Avenue, and the Route 36 bus at Foster and Broadway. The Route 22 bus makes stops three blocks west on Clark Street. For rail travel, the Berwyn and the Argyle Red Line elevated platforms are each within a half-mile walk.
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That home looks well kept, rip.
Serious or sarcastic? I think it has the curb appeal of something we’d see in a Halloween movie.