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Evanston – 60201, 60202, 60203 |
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| Located just north of Chicago, Evanston has a beautiful natural setting on Lake Michigan and features expansive parks, historic architecture and the Northwestern University campus. Its 75,000 residents include an eclectic mix of students, young professionals, families and seniors. With bustling business districts, arts and culture and easy access to Chicago, Evanston offers the conveniences of city living in a suburban environment.Housing — Homes in Evanston range from contemporary new-construction high rises to well-maintained single-family homes and townhomes to historic lakefront mansions. The town is comprised of a number of distinct neighborhoods – many within walking distances of Evanston’s thriving commercial areas. Home prices range from under $100,000 to well over $1 million.Lifestyle — Evanston has a variety of amenities to enjoy year-round. Its downtown adjoins Northwestern University and includes hundreds of businesses from boutiques, bookstores and galleries to theaters and restaurants. Smaller shopping districts contain additional options. Outdoor recreation includes beaches, parks, jogging trails and bicycle paths. Meanwhile Northwestern University offers residents access to a full slate of Big Ten sports as well as cultural events and academic pursuits. | ||
Glencoe – 60022 |
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| Glencoe offers an idyllic lakefront setting with a range of home styles located on quiet tree-lined streets. The village is home to the world-renowned Chicago Botanic Gardens. Vast stretches of ravines, abundant parks, a charming downtown district and superb schools including New Trier High School make it one of Chicago’s most sought after suburbs.Housing — Glencoe is comprised of both traditional and contemporary homes in a range of prices. There are beachfront mansions, architecturally significant mid-century modern homes, new-construction with every amenity, and affordably-priced townhomes and condominiums. Many neighborhoods are located within walking distance of the village’s downtown.Lifestyle — Popular recreational options include Glencoe Beach, the Cook County Forest Preserve and Glencoe Golf Course. The Chicago Botanic Garden is a year-round attraction with breathtaking gardens, special events and horticulture classes. Situated just three blocks from the beach, the downtown is filled with upscale boutiques. The town also features the acclaimed Writers Theater, a popular public library and the Takiff Community Center, which offers programs for all ages. | ||
Highland Park – 60035 |
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| Highland Park and Highwood are neighboring communities that have managed to successfully balance preservation with forward-thinking growth. The towns support a diverse population with a full spectrum of housing options, vibrant business districts and world-class recreational and cultural amenities including Ravinia Festival – the North Shore’s one-of-a-kind outdoor concert venue.Housing — High-end homes in Highland Park range from custom lakefront mansions to multi-million dollar contemporary estates. Mid-century moderns and in-town bungalows are plentiful at more modest price points. A number of new luxury condominium developments offer maintenance-free living within walking distance of downtown and commuter train stations. Highland Park also created the first community land trust in Illinois to develop and preserve high-quality affordable housing for residents.Lifestyle — Highland Park shines in the summer, when Ravinia Festival welcomes the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and many international recording artists. The performances and outdoor ambiance attract residents and visitors alike. Unparalleled shopping and dining is available in downtown Highland Park, while Highwood is known for its award-winning restaurants and nightlife. | ||
Lake Forest – 60045, 60044 |
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| Located 30 miles north of Chicago, Lake Forest and Lake Bluff feature some of the finest estates on the North Shore. Rich in history, the towns are known for their lakefront setting, natural beauty and wide-open spaces. They offer quiet tree-lined streets, pristine beaches, quaint downtown districts and top-notch public and private schools ranging from kindergarten to post-graduate studies.Housing — Lake Forest and Lake Bluff offer homeowners true luxury in a resort-style setting. Historic estates built by legendary architects Howard Van Doren Shaw, David Adler and Henry Ives Cobb are interspersed among elegant homes lining the lakefront and towns. Together, the two communities offer properties ranging from multi-million dollar mansions to new-construction condominiums and townhomes.Lifestyle — Towering trees, picturesque street plans and bluffs overlooking the lake contribute to these towns’ unique beauty. Market Square is the heart of Lake Forest, offering fantastic shops and restaurants. Downtown Lake Bluff offers similar amenities, and is recognized as a national historic district. Cultural and recreational opportunities in Lake Forest can be found at the Gorton Center and Lake Forest Recreation Center, as well as at beautiful beaches, golf courses, and jogging and bicycling trails. | ||
Wilmette – 60091 |
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| Located just 14 miles north of downtown Chicago, Wilmette is one of the original North Shore communities. It has been ranked by BusinessWeek, as one of the best places in the U.S. to raise children and today is home to nearly 28,000 residents. Wilmette boasts excellent elementary schools, the highly acclaimed New Trier High School and a wealth of recreational and cultural attractions.Housing — Wilmette offers homes in a diverse range of prices and styles. Quintessential Cape Cod, Victorian and Colonial homes line the village’s historic streets, many of which are paved with clay-fired bricks from the 1800s. In addition to single-family homes, there are beachfront condominiums and more affordable townhomes. New construction highlights growth, while well kept older homes maintain Wilmette’s character and preserve the community’s enduring architectural history.Lifestyle — Wilmette’s proximity to the city makes commuting from Wilmette easy via Metra and I-94. The awe-inspiring Baha’i Temple is a highly visible landmark along Sheridan Road, while the historic downtown district and Plaza Del Lago provide excellent shopping. A wealth of recreational activities can be found throughout the village including at Gillson Park and beach, Wilmette Harbor and the Centennial Recreation Complex which includes swimming, tennis and ice-skating. | ||
Winnetka – 60093 |
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| Situated 18 miles north of downtown Chicago, Winnetka offers a diverse range of homes, fantastic recreational options, beautiful public beaches and a picturesque downtown with dozens of venues for dining and shopping. The public school district consists of three elementary schools, two middle schools and New Trier High School, which consistently ranks among the best in the country. There are also a number of prestigious private schools within the community.Housing—Winnetka is architecturally diverse and features homes designed by distinguished architects including George Maher, Howard Van Doren Shaw and David Adler. Colonials, Tudors and Victorians are interspersed with contemporary and new-construction homes on graceful tree-lined streets. From multi-million dollar lakefront mansions to condominiums, townhomes and in-town cottages, there is something for everyone in this charming village.Lifestyle— Residents enjoy convenient commuting options and public amenities that include beautiful beaches, golf courses, a world-class tennis facility, indoor ice arena and numerous parks. Pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods surround the picturesque downtown that has been nationally recognized for smart growth. | ||
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