A village of Cook County, located south of Barrington, is a small and wealthy area. This suburb is the home to the famous Willow Creek Church that residents have come to know and love.
This is where you can find upscale shopping, excellent dining and a handful of entertainment venues for everyone to enjoy. This charming, family friendly and accessible town makes the suburban life appealing to everyone.
With Hinsdale being a short train and ride to the city, working professionals are easily able to commute. The schools available are excellent for all grades, which makes raising a family ideal in this western suburb of Chicago.
In addition, the variety of shops, restaurants and activities available for residents is a big reason why people stay. Long Grove is embedded with rich history and seasonal events people from out of town come to see, such as Vintage Days , Irish Days or Chocolate Fest.
This wide variety of original boutiques and shops in town are sure to please. Not only does Long Grove offer a cultural perspective, but delightful dining options, bars and taverns. This village in DuPage County is a small, friendly and upper middle-class community. Oak Park. Highland Park. Elmwood Park. Follow thejaygentile. Make Fun. With an abundance of green spaces, picnic areas, and local restaurants this beautiful town offers lovely places to go with the whole family. Evanston is about a 30 minute drive north of downtown Chicago.
Its streets are tree-laden, and its parks are full of children and families playing or going for walks by the lake. Evanston has an urban feel with easy access to downtown. Our favorite nearby outdoor space in Evanston is the unique Skokie Lagoons. Grab a fishing pole and float down the acres of marshes. The beautiful Gilson Park shows off its lakefront beaches and has watersport opportunities.
And Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park against the north channel of the Chicago River is open year-round and offers group touring and picnic areas, as well as paths for cycling and jogging. Locals of Evanston are set up right when it comes to great food. One of our favorite spots is the modern Ten Mile House and its large menu of mouthwatering American comfort food and a generous drink menu. Tapas Barcelona serves up savory Spanish cuisine and sangria. And the stylish Found Kitchen and Social House serves shared plates of creative recipes and drink concoctions while regularly hosting innovative events.
Apart from large forest preserves, the south is rimmed with old farming lands, clean residential neighborhoods, quaint dining spots, extensive golf courses, refreshing lakeshore, disciplined bus system, and neat expressways. Boasting the largest industrial center in Chicago area, Chicago Heights acts as the workplace for more than 18, workers from 75 companies of various industries.
Homes in this area mirror the history of Chicago Heights very well. Thanks to preservation groups, the beauty of century-old mansions, ranch homes, and brick bungalows were preserved to their best possible conditions. The community has a multitude of manufacturing businesses. As for health industry, heaps of healthcare establishments keep the residents employed to date.
James Hospital. The charismatic village of Crete has rich historical heritage. From its modest beginnings up to present, it has maintained the charm of a rural community.
Crete is located close to all major modes of transportation in the area. The busy community of East Hazel Crest offers a rural character, tree-lined lots, and comfortable, well-maintained homes. East Hazel Crest is home to many skilled blue collar workers. The population grew significantly during the time. Peaceful, rural, and lover of history, Grant Park offers a perfect place for movers to stay in. Brick sidewalks, tree-lined boulevards, and sophisticated metro area are just some of the distinct characteristics of this town.
While it is not really far from downtown Chicago, Homewood maintains cultural, commercial, and educational facilities. It also keeps a massive library and a historical museum in check. Housing options in Homewood are also numerous. From the most affordable to the most luxurious houses, there is always a housing alternative that fits your needs. In a weekend day out, the family can enjoy a day of swimming at the Homewood-Flossmoor Park District, a sports match at the Racquet and Fitness Club, and a skating session at the ice arena.
To top these off, the community also features ball fields, outdoor tennis courts, jogging paths, picnic areas, playground equipment and winter ice rinks and sledding hills. The village is renowned by people of Chicagoland for having the biggest cultural centers in the area. In terms of housing, families can choose from low-cost apartments to old estates and luxurious abodes. So the cost of living here is better than downtown Chicago.
Like other Chicago suburbs, the opportunities for recreation never stops at Park Forest. The main downtown area is just seven blocks away from North Chicago River. On the other side, it sits ten blocks away from Lake Michigan west side.
It features the most popular artists of the 20th century, including Chagall, Picasso, Miro, Calder, Oldenburg and Moore. The southern area is not as dense as expected.
Vacant and undeveloped lands can be seen in the area, mostly along the river of Chicago. Pilsen, one of the modern communities in this part of Chicagoland, has become the point of entry for people of different nationalities for over a century. When the first weekend of August comes, a festival called Fiesta del Sol is held for three consecutive days. The year old community of Bridgeport is partly a residential area and busy commercial district rolled into one. While Chatham has its fair share of community issues, the education system and commercial development do not go far behind.
In fact, loads of businesses have sprouted in the area, including Home Depot, restaurants, and movie theaters. The park itself features refurbished patio, a swimming pool, a fountain, basketball courts, athletic grounds for football and soccer, tennis courts, football field, and a playground.
The neighborhood of Pilsen is very proud of how the culture thrives in the area.
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