Hegewisch Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Hegewisch, a neighborhood in Chicago, retains its working-class roots established in the late 1800s by Adolph Hegewisch. Known for its manufacturing base, including the oldest continually operated Ford plant and the last saw mill within city limits, Hegewisch has a strong sense of community. Residents often come together for fundraisers and local events, and there are ongoing efforts to establish a health clinic and community center. The neighborhood features midcentury brick bungalows in various colors, along with ranches and historic cottages, giving the streets a slightly suburban feel. The South Shore Line stops at Hegewisch Station, providing access to The Loop, though most residents drive, with Interstate 90 nearby. Avenue O and Brainard Avenue are the main thoroughfares, while the residential streets are pedestrian-friendly with sidewalks and minimalistic landscaping. Dining options include homestyle American and Mexican cuisines, with local favorites like Pudgy’s Pizza and Sandwiches and Supermercado El Tapatio. Pubs such as Uncle Bobby’s and Steve’s Lounge serve as social hubs. Despite its industrial background, Hegewisch is surrounded by green spaces like William W. Powers Recreation Area and Mann Park, which offer various sports and recreational activities. The neighborhood hosts several festivals, including the Hegewisch Festival, Blues and Barbecue Festival, and Beer Festival, fostering a strong community spirit.