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A finely crafted North Shore lifestyle in the heart of Glenview
Situated on the southern side of the prestigious North Shore, The Glen offers a prime spot for homeowners to enjoy elevated suburban living. What was once a naval air base for much of the 20th century has evolved into a sought-after planned community at the heart of the village. “A lot of people go for the schools and end up staying there,” says Donna Mundzic, a real estate broker with Keller Williams Realty Partners. Mundzic was a Glenview resident for more than 10 years and has sold homes in Chicagoland for more than two decades. In addition to the local education, Mundzic cites the retail, dining and recreational areas as some of the area’s key draws for discerning home buyers. “It’s a very well-kept area with a hometown feel,” she says.
The Glen Town Center features high-end shopping in an outdoor environment.
The Glen Town Center is a vibrant high-end shopping in an outdoor environment.
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Townhomes, executive dwellings and colonial revival houses
Much of The Glen’s housing is the result of residential development in the area from 1995 onward, when the Naval Air Station Glenview closed and was replaced by multiple development projects. A few residents live in traditionally styled homes and condos from the 1960s and ‘70s, but most residents own townhomes in subdivisions built in the new millennium. Older units range from about $200,000 to $300,000, while newer townhomes and condos start at about $400,000 and go up to about $800,000, with some freestanding townhomes mixed in at the higher end of that range. Single-family homes in a mix of craftsman, new traditional and colonial revival styles start at about $875,000 and go up to $1.5 million or more.
Brick townhomes like Glenview Gardens offer a closer sense of community in The Glen.
Buyers can find a mix of single-family homes with new traditional stylings .
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Highly ranked schools in Glenview
Residents of The Glen have a range of public and private education options. Students can start their education at schools within Glenview School District 34, including Westbrook School, which has a student-teacher ratio of 10:1 and holds a B-plus grade on Niche. The A-minus-ranked Glen Grove Intermediate School serves students from third to fifth grade. Attea Middle School also earns an A-minus grade. Older students graduate from the A-plus ranked Glenbrook South High School, which produces a large student variety show each year to showcase talent from across the student body. Private school options include Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, a Catholic school for elementary and middle-level students that earns an A-plus grade on Niche.
Attea Middle School has a host of after-school clubs for students.
Glenbrook South High School is a public school located in Glenview.
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Comprehensive shopping and dining options for residents
The Glen Town Center is the shopping and entertainment complex at the heart of the neighborhood, anchored by Dick’s Sporting Goods and Von Maur stores. Residents can find a mix of local businesses and specialty chains nearby to shop for more particular needs. Mundzic points to popular spots such as Apricot Lane and Evereve as personal favorites, and Margo Boutique also offers women’s clothing with a focus on sustainable goods. To the neighborhood’s immediate east, locals can take care of general shopping at Target and Kohl’s locations, with Whole Foods nearby for groceries. Costco and The Home Depot each neighbor the area to the north, while Jewel-Osco and Walgreens are available to the west. For unique dining experiences, 1800 Cut Steak & Sushi offers Japanese dishes in a contemporary, neon- and fire-lit setting, while Eggspresso Glenview backs up its punny name with a broad menu of brunch specialties. Jibek Jolu brings Eastern European dishes to the North Shore in an ornately designed dining room, with booths adorned with imported pillows. Locals can also find familiar favorites such as Ben & Jerry’s, Potbelly and Yard House nearby.
The Yardhouse is a popular spot in the center of town in The Glen.
The Glen has excellent shopping and dining options available to its residents.
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Get there on the Metra train
Residents in The Glen are connected to greater Chicago’s Metra rail system through the Glen of North Glenview station near Lehigh Avenue. Commuters can catch the Milwaukee District North Line to travel from the neighborhood to Union Station. “A lot of people take the Metra to commute to and from the city. In the early mornings and when it isn’t too busy you can get to and from Chicago in about 30 minutes, but you’re looking at closer to an hour when it’s more crowded,” Mundzic says. For local travel, residents living close to the Glen may be able to bike or walk to points of interest, but most will likely need a car for reliable transportation. Residents can take larger trips via Waukegan Road/IL-43 and the Interstate 94 highway to the east or Interstate 294 to the west. Locals can expect a 22-mile drive into Chicago using I-94. For medical emergencies, Endeavor Health Glenbrook Hospital is 2 miles west. Domestic and international flights depart from Chicago O’Hare International Airport, 13 miles southwest of The Glen.
The Glen Metra station runs frequently to and from Chicago.
The Metra provides an easy commute from The Glen to downtown Chicago.
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Gallery Park: The Glen’s backyard
The Glen’s premier recreational destination is Gallery Park. Centered at the neighborhood’s core, the 142-acre park offers nearly 2 miles of walking paths, four pickleball courts and four tennis courts, and access to the boat-friendly Lake Glenview. The neighborhood’s smallest residents can enjoy imaginative play at the Little Bear Garden Park and Playground. For golfing enthusiasts, The Glen Club and Glenview Park Golf Club each have 18-hole courses to master, with an additional 9-hole course available at Glenview Prairie Club. Youngsters and fitness-minded grown-ups can also enjoy indoor recreation at Funtopia Active Entertainment in The Glen Town Center, with themed rock climbing walls to ascend, a ropes course to master and more.
There is good fishing at Gallery Park in downtown Glenview.
The Glen’s premier recreational destination is Gallery Park.
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Childrens’ museums, paint & sips, and Fourth of July fireworks
Residents can find multiple entertainment options close by without having to leave the neighborhood. The Landmark at the Glen cinema shows a mix of mainstream films and international selections, while Color Me Mine and Tipsy Paint each let residents craft their own ceramic masterpieces. A mix of permanent and rotating exhibits fill the spaces of the Kohl Children’s Museum, a local establishment focused on enriching educational experiences for kids 8 and under. “Every so often, the museum brings in the dump trucks and fire trucks for the kids to play,” Mundzic says. The Touch a Truck festival arrives at the museum each spring and lets the young and young at heart get up close with trucks, trains, cranes and more. Mundzic also points to Glenview’s Fourth of July fireworks, held each year at Gallery Park, as another can’t-miss event for residents. ”The Glen Club’s also hosted some pretty big golf tournaments,” she says. In 2023 the course was home to the NV5 Invitational, a Korn Ferry Tour stop for the developmental division of the PGA Tour.
A mix of permanent and rotating exhibits fill the spaces of the Kohl Children’s Museum.
Kohl Children’s Museum is focused on enriching educational experiences for kids 8 and under.
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On average, homes in The Glen, Glenview sell after 19 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in The Glen, Glenview over the last 12 months is $794,500, up 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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