Salt Creek Medical Campus at 901 N Elm Street is a two-story, 28,568-square-foot medical office building in Hinsdale. Set behind lawns and mature trees, the building has a calm, established presence that suits a practice welcoming patients through the day.
The red brick exterior is anchored by a curved center entrance with tall white columns and a balustraded balcony above. Broad steps with metal railings lead to the front doors, and a paved walk crosses the lawn to meet the street. The traditional facade gives patients a clear landmark to find and an easy entrance to recognize on arrival.
Inside, the common areas are bright and straightforward. Wide corridors with tile floors and recessed lighting connect to an elevator and an open stair with metal and glass railings. Glass doors at the lobby end bring in natural light and views of the surrounding trees, keeping arrival and movement between floors simple for staff and visitors.
A secondary entrance along the side of the building sits close to the surface parking area. It has a glass canopy overhead and railings along the walk, providing a short, sheltered route from car to door. The combination of a formal front entry and a practical side entry near parking supports the daily rhythm of a medical office, with steady coming and going and a need for clear, comfortable circulation.
Building Tax Expenses: 2013 Tax @ $1.32/sf, 2012 Est Tax @ $1.36/sf; 2011 Ops @ $6.57/sf, 2012 Est Ops @ $7.61/sf
Max Building Contiguous Space: 8472
Max Floor Contiguous Space: 8472
Primary Agent Name: Judy Brady
Serial: 630303
2016 Tax @ $0.63/sf, 2012 Est Tax @ $1.36/sf; 2016 Ops @ $2.13/sf, 2012 Est Ops @ $7.61/sf
2-Story, 28,568 SF medical office building
It is a two-story medical office building of about 28,568 square feet, set on landscaped grounds with lawns and mature trees.
Visitors arrive through the columned front entrance facing the lawn or through a side entrance with a glass canopy located close to surface parking. The side walk has railings and keeps the distance from car to door short.
The building has wide, well lit corridors served by both an elevator and an open stair with metal and glass railings, making movement between the two floors straightforward.