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Charming suburb with proximity to Libertyville and Vernon Hills
Cambridge-Liberty Village offers a small-town lifestyle amidst suburban convenience. The neighborhood just west of Libertyville sports various housing styles, close connections to the village’s quirky businesses, easy access to the familiar retailers in the Vernon Hills area and several outdoor recreational options. Yet, commuters needing access to Chicago have it with a Metra station just a few miles away. “It’s highly desirable because it's got homes in all price ranges, and there’s a vibrant downtown with great restaurants and shops,” says Maria Etling, a Realtor and broker with Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Chicago. Etling is based in Libertyville and has sold homes in the area for over two decades. “Young professionals, young families, downsizers and empty nesters – all of the above. You’ve got all kinds coming here because there’s a little bit of everything.”
Cambridge-Liberty Village offers access to Downtown Chicago on the Libertyville Metra.
Residents of Cambridge-Liberty Village can catch the Metra in Libertyville to head to Downtown.
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Major Vernon Hills retail to the south, quirky shops to the north
Most of the area’s convenient shopping and dining options are along Milwaukee Avenue, less than 5 miles east of the neighborhood. Smaller shops are available to the north in Libertyville, while larger retailers are available to the south near Vernon Hills. Jewel-Osco, Mariano’s and Aldi are mainstays for groceries, while Menards and Lowe’s are both close at hand for home improvement projects. Small businesses nearby include Edie Boutique, a local favorite for women’s clothing, and Maison Plunder, an antique store specializing in unique finds for the home. George Garner Cyclery handles bike repairs and sells accessories, while Dreamland Comics buys and sells vinyl records, comics and vintage toys. Restaurants are also available along Milwaukee Avenue. Etling recommends Sugarville, a traditional ice cream shop with candy and sweets. “There’s lots of childhood favorites there. Everything’s decorated in pink and blue, it’s really cute,” she says. Other spots include Bagels by the Book, whose vibrant mural runs the length of the interior and features portraits of Albert Einstein, Jimi Hendrix and other pop culture icons. Tacos El Rey de Oro serves Mexican classics. Lolo’s Bowls brings Hawaiian-style açai bowls and smoothies to Libertyville, while Hanakawa Japanese Steak & Sushi has a teppanyaki lunch and dinner menu with a master chef preparing meals in front of guests. Liberty Restaurant opened in 1975 and serves brunch selections in a country house-style setting with paisley curtains and wrought-iron wall art.
Residents of Cambridge-Liberty Village have Jewel Osco available for grocery shopping.
Cambridge-Liberty Village residents can shop at Edie Boutique.
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Summertime fun at the Libertyville Days Festival
Each Father’s Day weekend, the Libertyville Days Festival brings all-ages attractions to downtown Libertyville. Operated as a fundraiser by the Libertyville Civic Center Foundation, locals can swing by for music, carnival games, vendors and the annual parade. “We have a town of 21,000 people, so the turnout is huge,” says Scott Adams, president of the Green Oaks, Libertyville, Mundelein and Vernon Hills Chamber of Commerce. “We have thousands of people who look forward to this event. That Saturday is the biggest parade in the entire county." Additional events include the Festival of the Arts in early August and Oktoberfest in Libertyville each September. Live music, trivia and music bingo are on the menu each week at Impact Fuel Room. This venue shares a roof with Austin’s, a tavern with 30 years of local history and a menu of lunch and dinner favorites. From spring to fall each year, the MainStreet Libertyville Farmers Market brings area bakers, farmers and florists together for locals to browse each Thursday.
Snap some selfies on the colorful rides at Libertyville Days.
Libertyville Days features a number of local musicians.
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A mix of 20th century townhomes and single-family properties
While most of the neighborhood was built in1970s, styles vary widely. Properties draw from a mix of Tudor, Dutch colonial and new traditional aesthetics. Sidewalks line neighborhood streets as do decorative and shade trees. Single-family properties mostly range from about about $405,000 to $615,000, though some homes can fetch up to $850,000 on the market. Condos and townhouses are also available and typically sell for between $200,000 and $275,000.
A family walks home after school in the Libertyville neighborhood of Cambridge-Liberty Village.
This Tudor-style Home has a strong presence on a Cambridge-Liberty Village street.
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Well-regarded schools in Libertyville School District 70
From kindergarten through eighth grade, students in the Cambridge-Liberty Village area are assigned to public schools within Libertyville School District 70, though a few on the south side near Charles Brown Park may attend schools in Hawthorn District 73 instead. Rockland Elementary School and Highland Middle School both score A-minus grades on Niche. Libertyville High School’s music program offers classes on music production and college-level music theory alongside its band, choir, guitar and orchestra programs. The school earns an A grade.
Older students of Cambridge-Liberty Village will attend Libertyville High School.
Rockland Elementary School is a highly rated school in Libertyville.
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Neighborhood parks and forest preserves in Libertyville
Charles Brown Park has a basketball court, two baseball diamonds and an open field area for locals to walk their dogs or practice their football kicks. West of the neighborhood, Hawthorn Mellody Park’s playground areas were updated in 2024 with new equipment, including an inclusive swing designed to fit Americans with Disabilities Act standards. About 4 miles north of the neighborhood, Independence Grove Forest Preserve has fishing, ice skating and multi-use trails, and a seasonal beer garden available from spring into fall.
The paved trail at Charles Brown Park fits snuggly between prairie grass and woods.
Fisherman enjoy the catch and release at Century Park Arboretum in Vernon Hills.
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Simple travels with Golf Road and Milwaukee Avenue
Golf Road is the Cambridge-Liberty Village area’s main connection to the greater Libertyville area. To the neighborhood’s east, the road connects to Milwaukee Avenue, the area’s primary thoroughfare. Residents are about 2 miles southwest of the heart of the village. Commutes into Chicago are about 40 miles southeast by car. The Metra rail system offers a alternative nearby for daily travel, with a station 2 miles north of the neighborhood. For emergencies, physical therapy and other medical concerns, the neighborhood is immediately southwest of the Advocate Condell Medical Center campus, which also includes primary care and specialty practices. Locals traveling beyond the Chicago area can catch flights from Chicago O'Hare International Airport, about 25 miles south of the neighborhood.
Cambridge-Liberty Village offers fantastic access to all modern amenities.
Cambridge-Liberty Village offers great access to a variety of retail options.
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Parks in this Area
Independence Grove Forest Preserve
Bike Trails
Fishing
Trails
Greentree Park
Century Park Arboretum
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Bike Trails
Adler Memorial Park
Baseball/Softball
Disc Golf
Grills
Hawthorn Mellody Park
Cook Memorial Park
Nicholas Dowden Park
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Soccer
Charles Brown Park
Canterbury Park
Picnic Area
Soccer
Multi-Purpose Field
Transit
Airport
Chicago O'Hare International
36 min drive
Cambridge-Liberty Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Cambridge-Liberty Village, Libertyville sell after 96 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Cambridge-Liberty Village, Libertyville over the last 12 months is $550,000, up 299% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Situated in the highly acclaimed Libertyville school district!! This beautifully maintained 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath residence offers both comfort and convenience. Step into the spacious living and dining areas-ideal for gathering. The kitchen is equipped with plenty of cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, seamlessly connecting to a spacious family room complete with a cozy wood-burning
This delightful residence boasts 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, offering wonderful living space on a generous lot for private backyard gatherings and enjoyment. Step inside to discover a host of desirable features, including a separate family room where you can cozy up to the fireplace on those chili evenings, formal dining room for elegant entertaining, hardwood floors that exude warmth and
Main floor condo featuring 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths located in the Cambridge Square community . Separate dining room with slider to patio to enjoy summer weather. Close to commuter train , shopping and in town services. This is a Fannie Mae Homepath property.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
1,052
Median Age
44
Population Density
8 ppl/acre
Population under 18
24.9%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
19.9%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$143,452
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$173,364
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
97.2%
College Graduates
72.7%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
33.5%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
68.4%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
32''
Average Winter Low Temperature
19°F
Average Summer High Temperature
84°F
Annual Snowfall
28''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
44/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
23/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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