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Homes with equity in sublime Chicago suburb known for lovely lilacs
One of North Lombard's key locales, Lilacia Park, takes its name from its famed collection of lilac flowers. The city has kept the park's plant life thriving for almost 100 years, helping Lombard earn its nickname -- "The Lilac Village" -- and landing on the National Register of Historic Places. The community around the park celebrates its collection with the annual Lilac Time festival each May, where residents can attend the Lilac Queen pageant, concerts held in the park, wine tastings and the Lilac Parade. Throughout the rest of the year, residents enjoy a peaceful day-to-day in a Chicago suburb with a prime location, vivid plant life, distinctive shops and acclaimed schools. "Lombard is right smack dab at the middle point between downtown Chicago and Aurora. It's a good, solid hub, accessible because there are major roads in extreme proximity." says Ryan Carney, a Realtor with Keller Williams Inspire. Carney is a former resident of the area and has sold homes in the village for more than 5 years.
Well-established homes in the Lilac Village
A varied set of single-family properties are available in Lombard, including Cape Cod, Colonial Revival, ranch-style homes and split-levels. Properties were established as early as the 1910s and as recently as the 2000s. "There's a lot of equity in Lombard because they're not new homes; it's already completely built out," Carney says.
Entry-level homes in the market include smaller two- and three-bedroom properties and a few larger homes, typically requiring repairs or updates and sold as-is. These properties generally start at around $222,000 and top out near the $300,000 mark. From there, most move-in ready homes are sold from $300,000 up to $685,000. A select number of large homes with four bedrooms or more than 3,000 square feet of space can reach up to $925,000.
Multifamily home options in North Lombard include condominiums, a few duplexes and townhomes. Dedicated condo buildings date from the 1950s to the 2000s, while townhomes are generally more recent, first showing up in the 1990s and continuing into the 2000s. Prices range from about $120,000 to $490,000.
Live close to your neighbors and have well-maintained yards in North Lombard.
Ranch style homes are a common sight in North Lombard.
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Floral arrangements, disc golf and fishing at Lombard area parks
Situated on the northwest side of the area, Lilacia Park was the city’s first public park. Donated to the citizens of Lombard in 1927, the park gets its name from the 200 varieties of lilac flowers that call the park home; visitors can also see more than 35,000 tulips. The park is also one of Lombard's main locations for community events, including the Lilac Time festival in the spring and family movie screenings in the summer.
Lombard Common is one of the main park areas at the center of the neighborhood, providing amenities like a disc golf course, a 1-mile walking trail and Paradise Bay Water Park, which stays open from late May through the end of August. Near the southeast end of the neighborhood, Sunset Knoll Recreation Center and Park tucks spots for fishing, play dates and sports games into a 36 acre corner of green space.
Take in the beauty of the lilacs in full bloom at Lilacia Park located in North Lombard, IL.
The cozy residential streets of North Lombard displays a vibrant, floral scene.
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Lilac Time events in spring, Oktoberfest and Spooktacular in the fall
As part of the Lilac Time celebrations each spring, Lilacia Park and the blocks nearby are home to the Lilac Mutt Strut, an annual event where participants can register for a 1 mile or 5K run/walk. Racers can take part in the event with or without their dogs. The park is also home to the Little Lady Lilac Ball during the festival, where fathers and daughters can bond and dance among the flowers.
During the fall season, Noon Whistle Brewing is a prime spot to celebrate Oktoberfest in town. A live Bavarian band performs under a pop-up tent in front of the brewery, while the brewery itself serves up fresh pours and food. Folks can also visit Noon Whistle throughout the year for themed trivia nights, live comedy, artisan markets and other seasonal parties. Autumn family fun awaits at other events in downtown Lombard, including the Lombard Park District’s Fall Fest celebrations and downtown Lombard’s Spooktacular Halloween block party. Winter events in town include the Jingle Bell Jubilee, which includes a tree lighting ceremony at Lilacia Park and tie-in celebrations at stops around town.
Unusual finds at Bob James Magic, Curiosities & Oddities
Mariano’s, Jewel-Osco and Aldi are available at the retail corridor near Roosevelt Road and Main Street on the southwest side of the neighborhood, alongside specialty retailers like Hobby Lobby, Joann and Goodwill. The neighborhood’s center near St. Charles Road is home to independent shops such as ThomKat Fashion and Art Boutique, a consignment shop specializing in formal gowns. Model train equipment is the main attraction at Lombard Hobbies, a small shop with shelves filled with die-cast models, scenery and accessories to help enthusiasts build the perfect layout. Fans of the unusual and out-there will want to check out Bob James Magic, Curiosities & Oddities, a shop with supplies for budding illusionists, delightfully macabre home décor and gothic jewelry. Right next door, Sweet Street Candies and Goodies offers an old-school candy shop experience, with counters dedicated to fresh fudge and ice cream.
Edison bulbs, backlit metal wall art and exposed beams contribute to the industrial vibe at Gnarly Knots, a contemporary café serving pretzels, soups and coffee. The restaurant’s specialty is its stuffed pretzel menu, which includes classic pretzel dogs alongside unique creations like the Italian beef pretzel and “The Pragel,” which has cream cheese inside and everything bagel seasoning on the outside. A classic diner-style interior with tablecloth-lined booths and picture-heavy menu boards set the tone at Jerusalem Café. Standouts at this Mediterranean eatery include falafel, chicken shawarma and beef shish kebab platters. On the east side of the neighborhood, Cakes by Carlos has ready-made cookies and pastries, and also prepares themed cakes for special occasions like birthdays and weddings.
Be amazed at the unique store Bob James Magic, Curiosities & Oddities.
FairyTales is a spacious gift shop in North Lombard.
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Creativity blooms at Glenbard East High
For public school students, Lombard Elementary School District 44 serves most of the North Lombard area. The district earns an A-minus grade on Niche. Pleasant Lane Elementary School and Park View Elementary are both near the west side of the neighborhood, sitting on opposite sides of Terrace View Park. Both hold A-minus grades on Niche. Glen Westlake Middle School is south of the neighborhood on Main Street and earns a B-plus grade. Kids continue to Glenbard Township High School District 87 from there, with most students going to Glenbard East High School. The A-ranked school participates in the annual GBX Music Fest, a showcase with performances from student musicians selected from across the district.
North Lombard residents are proud to send their children to Glenbard East High School.
Glen Westlake has academics, teachers and college preparatory achieving high accolades.
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20 miles from the Chicago Loop
North Lombard’s primary thoroughfares include North Avenue, Columbine Avenue and Roosevelt Road. The village’s downtown area is concentrated along St. Charles Road, which runs along the center of North Lombard. Residents are about 20 miles removed from the Loop and downtown Chicago. For medical emergencies, Endeavor Health Elmhurst Hospital is about 7 miles southeast of the neighborhood. Flights departing the Chicago metro area depart from Chicago O’Hare International Airport, about 14 miles northeast.
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North Lombard Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in North Lombard, Lombard sell after 15 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in North Lombard, Lombard over the last 12 months is $385,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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