The intimate neighborhood of Indian Hills provides a quiet suburban feel close to Mundelein, Vernon Hills and Long Grove, which all provide their own small-town amenities and big-box retailers. The Vernon Hills Metra Station is less than a two-mile drive for locals. Once you hop on the train, you’re only an hour's ride to the city.
When walking around the area, you’ll spot a diversity of homes in several subdivisions. These single-family subdivisions are made up with moderate to elaborate-sized homes. Most of these homes are accompanied by large well maintained front lawns with green trees. Ranch and cottage-style homes carry nipped roofs and cul-de-sac driveways. Split-level properties and new traditional homes surround a neighborhood pond. Along Lily Court, you’ll discover an array of newly built custom homes. These homes catch the eyes of homebuyers with their spacious kitchens and four bedrooms. Homebuyers can snag homes for a lower price of $450,000, whereas the newer properties are hitting over $975,000.
Students can start at Hawthorn Elementary South, which holds an A on Niche. This school promotes teaching their students at elevated levels, and that attitude earned them the spot as a 2019 National Blue Ribbon School. Students then head off to Hawthorn Middle School South, which also carries an A Niche grade. This school offers 15 competitive sports and 24 extracurriculars as after-school activities. Diplomas can be earned from Vernon Hills High School, which earned top marks on Niche, having an A-plus grade and being named No. 13 of their best public high schools lists in Illinois. This earning is from their diverse curriculum of AP courses, technical education and consumer education.
Indian Hills residents are only a brief drive or walk to several parks. Groups can host a field day cookout at Hartmann Park. This 10-acre property carries baseball fields, playgrounds, volleyball courts, a barbeque grill, and picnic spaces. A daily bike ride or stroll can be accomplished within the 1.5-mile trails at Grosse Pointe Park. You can continue your activity day by exploring the baseball fields, tennis, and basketball courts. If you like to fish, there’s also a small pond just south of the ball fields. Spend the day playing a quick nine holes at the Vernon Hills Golf Course. This course is ranked as one of the best nine-hole courses within the Chicago region.
Indian Hills is burrowed between Route 21 and Milwaukee Avenue. Between these spaces, you’ll gather a melting pot of cuisines and dining options consisting of local favorites and national giants. Starting on Butterfield Road, you’ll find Zocalo Mexican Bar and Grill, where you can devour the classic Mexican dishes of tacos, empanadas, and quesadillas. Settled on U.S. Route 45, which runs diagonal through the neighborhood, is Garden Berry Café, which offers over 150 homemade breakfast and lunch dishes daily. Aside from the restaurants, these routes carry several shopping plazas with national stores catering to any need. Rivertree Court Shopping Plaza houses Five Below, Old Navy, Michaels and TJ Maxx. Other national and local spots can be located within the Hawthorn Mall just a few miles northeast. For those colder months, the mall is home to an AMC, Dave and Buster’s, The Painted Penguin and Hi-Five Sports Zone.
Jetta Grano
Coldwell Banker Realty
(224) 501-9734
54 Total Sales
1 in Indian Hills
$485,000 Price
David Schwartz
Baird & Warner
(224) 434-4198
119 Total Sales
1 in Indian Hills
$570,000 Price
Helen Oliveri
Helen Oliveri Real Estate
(224) 601-6120
379 Total Sales
1 in Indian Hills
$399,000 Price
Leslie McDonnell
RE/MAX Suburban
(888) 537-5439
819 Total Sales
4 in Indian Hills
$380K - $480K Price Range
Deb Baker
Compass
(224) 588-9545
178 Total Sales
1 in Indian Hills
$400,000 Price
Edward Sweeney
Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
(630) 473-9456
87 Total Sales
1 in Indian Hills
$401,000 Price
On average, homes in Indian Hills, Indian Creek sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Indian Hills, Indian Creek over the last 12 months is $517,500, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$1,278 - $2,500 per month
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Transformed Chicagoland suburb teeming with recreation and shopping
Quiet suburb with plenty of community events throughout the year
Modern luxuries and historic charm meet in this northwest Chicago suburb
