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Eclectic and close community in northern Chicago
The community comes alive in the northside neighborhood of Andersonville, thanks to its eclectic small businesses and rotating calendar of events. Only 9.5 miles from downtown Chicago, the neighborhood is a blend of residential properties and retail. “We have a wonderful commercial area that has mostly independently owned businesses, so that adds a lot of character,” says Realtor India Whiteside with @properties Christie’s International Real Estate, who lives in Andersonville and has over 25 years of experience. “It’s a very diverse population, which makes it a lovely place to live.” Most residents live comfortably in condos and houses that are within walking distance from all the action. Museums, bakeries, bars and the popular Midsommarfest event all contribute to the neighborhood’s Swedish origins and energetic atmosphere.
Andersonville is a welcoming community as neighbors host block parties in the summer.
There are lots of great bargains to be had during the Andersonville Insidewalk Sale.
When you visit Andersonville be sure to stop at the Swedish Museum with its iconic water tower.
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Locally owned shops and restaurants
All along Andersonville’s North Clark Street, there are hundreds of premier retail and restaurant options. “Our Chamber of Commerce is fantastic about promoting the different businesses and hosting events and activities that highlight them,” Whiteside says. Shop for clothing at local boutiques, browse the home goods stores or find something fun at the Chicatolia Artisan Collective. Residents can start the day at one of the many coffee shops or bakeries along the street, like Kopi Café with its breakfast sandwiches and bohemian décor. There are also plenty of sit-down places for a heavier meal. Piaatto Pronto is an Italian deli serving sandwiches, while Svea Restaurant is known for its meatballs and lingonberry jam. Explore Andersonville’s nightlife by hitting up the Chicago Magic Lounge. This speakeasy-theater hybrid is a great place to grab a craft cocktail and watch dazzling acts. It’s also close to the ever-popular Hopleaf, which boasts Belgian-inspired beer and food. True to Andersonville’s eclectic personality, there are unique grocery stores all over. City Olive sells gourmet spices and Edgewater Produce has fresh fruits and vegetables. There are also name-brand restaurants and a Jewel-Osco for those who want to keep to the classics.
You can find many boutique shops along Clark Street.
One of the few remaining Swedish restaurants in Andersonville, Svea is always busy.
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Andersonville’s range of residential properties
Andersonville is filled with walkable neighborhoods that have sidewalks and unique housing options. Nineteenth-century brick row houses line the streets, costing anywhere between $900,000 and $1.5 million. These grand houses feature the high ceilings and pointed roofs that come with Victorian architecture. However, the neighborhood’s quintessential home style is the Greystone townhouse. These limestone buildings convey a castle-like quality to the eye, range from 2,000 to 4,500 square feet and cost between $630,000 to $1.6 million. Since Andersonville is densely built, homebuyers will also find condominiums and multi-unit apartment buildings next to each other. There are older properties with a brick structure and luxurious new builds, all for $650,000 to $925,000.
Modern Apartment complexes with street parking are newly available in Andersonville.
Andersonville housing style's vary from Greystones to brick Two Flats.
Andersonville homes are colorful and vibrant with green lawns and a walk up porches.
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A hotspot for community events
Andersonville hosts around 20 events a year, keeping its residents entertained. “This used to be a Swedish neighborhood originally, so they have a cute emphasis on Nordic traditions with all of our events,” Whiteside says. The Midsommarfest occurs in June and celebrates Swedish culture through musical acts, international foods, artisan vendors and traditional flower crowns. In late July, the Chamber of Commerce hosts a Summer Sidewalk Sale highlighting local businesses. Cold weather brings the Andersonville Winter Market and Viking Pub Crawl. Whiteside continues, “There are a lot of block clubs that get together in their own communities to enhance the neighborhood experience. I happen to be a member of a really old block club in a beautiful residential area, and we have an annual Harvest Moon Festival that has hayrides and pie-baking contests.” In December, people will also gather at the Swedish American Museum to celebrate the Saint Lucia Festival of the Lights and go caroling.
The Andersonville Insidewalk Sale brings people indoors for great discounts at local shops.
Two kids look at a Christmas window display during the Shop and Dine Fridays event.
A family heads into a restaurant during the Shop and Dine Fridays event in Andersonville.
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Chicago playlots and nearby beaches
When it comes to outdoor recreation, Andersonville has four small playlots with jungle gyms for children to explore, including Mellin Playlot Park. “Within the Andersonville area, you can walk in any two-to-three-blocks direction and find a playlot or larger park,” Whiteside says. A community garden lets residents get their hands dirty from planting vegetables and maintaining the gingko trees. There’s also the Rosehill Cemetery, located on the northwest border of the neighborhood, where residents can walk the trails of the sprawling green space and see Victorian monuments and statues. Additionally, only 1.5 miles east, Foster Beach along Lake Michigan is known for being one of the lakefront’s quieter sandy beaches for swimming and sunbathing. There’s a beach house with concessions that makes it a popular area for volleyball players and picnickers.
There is a great beach at Foster Beach in Edgewater.
Andersonville Park has a great playground for kids to enjoy.
Kids will love the playful options for slides at Mellin Park playlot.
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Public transportation possibilities
Andersonville has several options for traveling around, many of which involve public transportation. The neighborhood is served by five bus lines that have fixed stops along the main roads. Those who want to take the Chicago Transit Authority’s subway can use the Bryn Mawr and Berwyn stations to connect to the Red Line – both are within walking distance. There’s also the Ravenswood Metra Station half a mile away that connects commuters to the UP-N line. Residents who would rather drive places can easily access West Forest Avenue or North Ridge Avenue and then hop onto Interstate 94.
Commuting in Andersonville is easy with several CTA Bus routes running frequently.
Families can safely bike through the quaint residential streets of Andersonville.
The Ravenswood Metra is a convenient way for Andersonville residents to commute from Chicago.
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High-ranking schools in Andersonville
Children living in Andersonville can start their education at the Pierce School of International Studies. Earning a B grade on Niche, Pierce teaches kindergarten through eighth grade and is known for its International Baccalaureate program, performing arts program and hands-on learning garden. From there, students can travel outside the neighborhood to attend Amundsen High School. Ranked No.6 in Niche Standout High Schools in Illinois, Amundsen maintains an A-minus Niche grade and has a Design and Innovation Program that prepares interested students for a career in web design. There are also three private schools in Andersonville: Lake Shore School, St. Thomas of Canterbury School and Chicago Waldorf School.
Lake Shore Schools is a private school for toddlers and PK-8th grade.
Peirce Elementary School is a highly rated school in the Andersonville neighborhood.
Andersonville's Amundsen High School received an A- rank on Niche.com
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Parks in this Area
Andersonville Playlot Park
Playground
Cochran Playlot
Playground
Parking Lot
Mellin Park
Playground
Cricket Hill
Football
Soccer
Multi-Purpose Field
Senn Park
Baseball/Softball
Football
Soccer
Bromann Park
Playground
Carmen Park
Playground
Foster Beach
Basketball
Bike Trails
Lake
Andersonville Community Garden
Transit
Airport
Chicago O'Hare International
24 min drive
Bus
Foster & Glenwood
Bus
Clark & Edgewater
Bus
Foster & Ravenswood
Bus
Foster & Paulina
Bus
Ashland & Gregory
Bus
Foster & Lakewood
Bus
Clark & Berwyn
Andersonville Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Andersonville, Chicago sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Andersonville, Chicago over the last 12 months is $710,000, up 48% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
9,726
Median Age
41
Population Density
31 ppl/acre
Population under 18
18.2%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
13.2%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$93,407
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$123,431
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
95.2%
College Graduates
70%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
33.6%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
79.2%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
40''
Average Winter Low Temperature
17°F
Average Summer High Temperature
83°F
Annual Snowfall
40''
Area Factors
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
75/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
97/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
72/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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