Property Overview
5454 S. Everett Avenue is a masonry mid-rise a short walk from the Lake Michigan shoreline, set among established tree-lined blocks of Chicago's Hyde Park. The imagery on this page shows a street-level entrance with garage door, a private surface lot behind the building, and a flat roof with a light-colored membrane.
Aerial and ground photography and a three-view 360° tour were captured on October 11, 2026.
Highlights
- Private rear surface parking, reached from the alley
- Flat roof with a light-colored, reflective membrane that looks well kept
- Metal gutter, downspout and interior roof drain in place
- Near the Lake Michigan shoreline in Hyde Park
Key Details
Brokers
360° Virtual Tour
Three high-altitude 360° views of the lakefront, the shoreline drive and the surrounding blocks, captured by drone on October 11, 2026.
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Best Angles
Street-level and low-altitude views of the front elevation, entrance and surroundings, shot on October 11, 2026.
Parking
A surface lot with striped stalls sits behind the building, reached from the alley. From above you can see the full lot, the rear elevation and how the alley connects to it.
Straight down: striped stalls between the back wall and the alley.
Rear elevation with the lot at its base.
The alley that serves the lot.
Roof Condition
Close drone passes over the roof show a light-colored, reflective membrane in an even tone, with straight, continuous seams and tidy flashing. Nothing in these images points to an aging or worn-out roof system.
Clean, even and reflective
The membrane reads uniform across the whole roof, with lap seams running straight and closed.
- No tears, open seams or blistering apparent
- Reflective finish across the field
- A few darker water marks, typical of a flat roof
Gutter, downspout and roof drain
A continuous metal gutter runs along the rear edge with strap bracing and a downspout at the corner. An interior roof drain sits in a recessed sump on the main field.
- Gutter secured along the full rear run
- Downspout in place at the corner
- Interior drain with strainer dome
Sealed and flashed
Plumbing vent stacks, a mushroom vent and the masonry chimney each have collars, boots or base flashing, and the parapet flashing is continuous.
- Vent stacks with sealed collars
- Continuous parapet and curb flashing
- Chimney and rooftop curbs flashed
Visual documentation from drone imagery captured October 11, 2026. It is not a roof inspection. Roof age, material and any warranty are to be confirmed by the seller and a qualified roofer.
