$210,774Average Value$121Average Price per Sq Ft50Homes For Sale
A railroad stop turned residential
Starting out as a small railroad crossing in the mid-1800s, Park Manor is now a quiet residential community about 11 miles south of downtown Chicago. Bordered by train tracks in the east, the area began as a magnet for small businesses seeking the patronage of railway travelers. Residents no longer rely on the train to take them downtown, though, as they can easily drive using Interstate 94 or the Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge, which border the neighborhood.
Bungalows abound amongst other home styles
Park Manor has approximately 260 historic Chicago-style brick bungalows built between 1915 and 1927 situated throughout the neighborhood. Detached, multi-story brick homes and row houses are common, with apartments generally located toward the northern borders. The neighborhood's average listing price is just over $200,000, but homebuyers will find some three-bedroom fixer-uppers in need of major renovations having price tags of less than $70,000. Additionally, Park Manor is widely walkable due to its well-lit sidewalks.
Park Manor has many historic and beautiful homes in its area.
Many of the houses in the Park Manor area have a nice light pole on their front lawn.
One of many beautiful homes nested in the quaint Park Manor area.
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Local favorites with custom dishes and famous ties
The cozy community of Park Manor is a hub for small businesses. Josephine’s Southern Cooking, frequented by the late singer Aretha Franklin and known for its soul food, provides locals a friendly atmosphere for hosting events or simply enjoying a good Southern-style meal. Josephine’s features soul food classics such as fried chicken, cornbread and catfish, as well as a few New Orleans favorites, including gumbo and jambalaya. Further north off 71st Street, Doughboy’s Chicago wins over patrons with its famous "spaghedough," the owner's savory, saucy take on traditional spaghetti. Less than a mile south, locals can stop by Lem’s Bar-B-Q, an independently owned and operated spot where patrons can walk up to the window to purchase rib tips, fried chicken and hot links. Additionally, fast-food chains can be found in the neighborhood’s southern side for a quick bite on the go. Locals can access grocery stores and pharmacies such as Aldi and Walgreens within the borders of Park Manor, and a variety of small businesses and shops can be found off East 79th Street.
The Brown Sugar Bakery has many great choices for delicious desserts.
Since 1954, Lem’s Bar-B-Q House has been known for its rib tips and hot links.
Aldis has many customers that enjoy shopping at their stores.
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Park Manor Elementary School is a great school in the area.
Numerous schools in the Park Manor area
Several public, private and charter schools await young learners, including Park Manor Elementary School and Ruggles Elementary School. Wendell Phillips Academy High School first opened its doors in 1904, and, today, serves 700 of the area's students and earns a C-minus overall grade from Niche. Phillips Academy also partners with a number of Chicago educational programs that assist at-risk youth and challenged communities with accessing educational resources.
A park nearly a century old
Just south of 71st Street, residents can find Meyering Park, which has served the community since 1926. Meyering Park features a fieldhouse with two multipurpose rooms, a playground, a splash pad, multiuse sports fields and a basketball court. Additionally, walkers can use the gravel path that circles the park’s almost-four-acre span.
Historical landmarks near the neighborhood
Just east of Park Manor sits Oak Woods Cemetery, the most historically significant cemetery within Chicago city limits. This landmark provides maps for self-guided walking tours, pointing out the final resting places of such historical figures as civil rights activist Ida B. Wells, Olympic track star Jesse Owens and Chicago’s first African-American mayor, Harold Washington.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
8
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
4
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Park Manor Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Park Manor, Chicago sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Park Manor, Chicago over the last 12 months is $210,000, up 22% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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