Revised plans have been approved for an upcoming residential development at 5638 North Ashland Avenue in Andersonville. Sitting mid-block between West Hollywood Avenue and West Olive Avenue, the new structure would replace three existing residential buildings and their rear garages. Initial plans were originally revealed in April.
A pair of frame two-story structures sold by St Gregory the Great Parish in Andersonville have been razed and the lots permitted for two single-family residences. Three demolition permits were issued for the two buildings at 1621 and 1625 West Bryn Avenue on July 22, including one to remove a shared oversized garage at the alley behind the properties. Maxym Demolition of St Charles was contracted to to do the work at a reported cost of $22,500 for each frame building and $9,500 for the masonry garage. A visit to the site on September 7 showed only a small amount of rubble remaining.
Plans have been revealed for a new residential development at 5636 North Ashland Avenue in Andersonville. Located mid-block between West Hollywood Avenue and West Olive Avenue, the proposal would replace three multi-unit structures along with their rear garages. The project was presented by the 40th Ward Alderman at a community meeting last week.
Another Chicago home built in 1910 will meet a very different fate than the one at 1300 West Newport Avenuefeatured yesterday. At 5339 North Glenwood Avenue in Andersonville, a two-unit residence has been permitted for a deconversion into a single-family residence, but it will make up for the lost unit by building a coach house and Additional Dwelling Unit on the alley.
Renovation permits have been issued by the City of Chicago for a new project at 1676 West Bryn Mawr Avenue in Andersonville. Led by owner Yolanda Schachter, the project aims to modernize a dwelling unit within the existing three-story, nine-unit residential building at the address. The project’s budget is approximately $70,000.
