By Bob Goldsborough | WLS-Ch. 7 morning news anchor Judy Hsu has sold her three-bedroom, farmhouse-style house in Hinsdale for $590,000.

As Elite Street reported in August, Hsu, who joined Channel 7 in 2001, decided last spring to sell the seven-room, 1,888-square-foot house because of her growing family. Since then, Hsu famously gave birth to her fourth child, son Alexander, along the Eisenhower Expressway in October en route to the hospital.

A Chicago native, Hsu and her husband first had listed their house in April for $649,000 and later reduced it to $639,000 and then to $619,000.

Built in 1994 atop the foundation of a previously razed house dating to the 1920s, the house has two updated full baths, two half baths, a master suite with a walk-in closet and a Jacuzzi tub, a finished basement, hardwood floors, new mechanicals, a high-efficiency HVAC system, a new roof, a wraparound front porch, and an updated eat-in kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops.

“A young couple bought it, and they’ll fit nicely into that block,” said Hsu’s listing agent, David Ricordati of ERA Jensen & Feinstein. “It’s a young block.”

Through a trust, Hsu and her husband paid $1.05 million in May for a larger house nearby.

Dropping anchor in South Loop

Hsu isn’t the only Channel 7 anchor on the move. Wisecracking sports anchor Mark Giangreco just paid $1.225 million for a three-bedroom, 58th-floor condo in the South Loop’s One Museum Park building also known as One Museum Park East.

Giangreco, 57, previously owned a loft in the Fulton Market neighborhood, which he purchased in 2001 for $397,500 and sold in January for $425,000.

“I always had wanted a loft experience and did that for seven years,” Giangreco said. “But I think you get a lot more for your money in the South Loop, and One Museum Park East is a fabulous building with great amenities and killer views.”