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Quiet digs, easy commute
Richton Park began as a railroad depot surrounded by asparagus farms, and experienced major population growth in the 1970s. Mature trees are testaments to this village's long history, but it’s still expanding and developing. With multiple transportation options, Richton Park has the potential to attract retailers and other businesses that can serve as community hubs. Realtor Wendy Lee with Exit Realty also points out that this community is attractive to commuters, thanks to the presence of Interstate 57, which runs along the west end. "You can get to the Loop quickly from here," she says. Indeed, downtown is about 30 miles north, but the landscape will change pretty drastically. "This is a lowkey suburban community," Lee adds.
Richton Park Is a vibrant suburban community located near Chicago, Illinois.
Richton Park offers a family-oriented atmosphere with a diverse population.
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Classic styles from the 70s, starting at $135k
Residences are mostly single-owner homes from the 1970s, in classic styles such as ranch and split-level. But it's not impossible to find townhouses. In fact, many of these townhouses have been remodeled to feature facades with mixed materials. Richton Park is laid out as several subdivisions, and some of these are built close to popular public amenities like the 24-acre Glaeser Park. In general, single-owner home prices begin at $135,000 and extend into the upper $200,000s. For example, a renovated three-bedroom ranch featuring an attached garage and typical stark white color palette, will go for $135,000. It's the larger properties, like a renovated four-bedroom split-level, that will command a price like $210,000. Either way, though, homebuyers are sure to see neat, sparsely adorned lawns that highlight the home's facade and the walkable environment. Sidewalks are common, as are towering shade trees.
A variety of single family homes dots the streets of Richton Park, Illinois
Classic Chicago ranch style homes can be found decorating Richton Park.
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Schools conveniently clustered together
Richton Park's pipeline of schools is clustered around the village's core intersection of Sauk Trail and Cicero Avenue, making it easy for residents to reach as part of their daily routine. Neil Armstrong Elementary sits in front of Klawitter Park, and serves 300 students in grades K through 5. Niche gives it a B-minus in diversity. Sauk Elementary serves grades 4 through 6, and earns a B-minus in the teachers category. Southland College Prep is a highly praised charter school across the street, formed in 2010. Niche gives it an A-minus overall. Extracurriculars are popular, especially the Speech Team, which won consecutive state championships in 2017 and 2018. The school's band program also frequently wins division titles.
Neil Armstrong Elementary school has approximately 289 students enrolled.
Sauk Elementary has a welcoming atmosphere ideal for young students of Richton Park.
Southland College Prep High Schools offers a great curriculum for students of Richton Park.
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Glaeser Park is filled with athletic amenities
Speaking of Klawitter Park, this 9-acre green space hosts classes like youth ballet and martial arts — even adults can take contemporary dance lessons. The park adjoins Lake George, and features a fishing pier, as well as a ball field, soccer field and playground. Richton Park is dotted with plenty of other outdoor escapes, enhancing the suburban atmosphere. The 8-acre Jones Park on the east end features two ponds, a community garden and a path open to both bikers and walkers. Glaeser Park is the village's crown jewel. Totaling 24 acres, it's able to accomodate two playgrounds, four baseball fields, a volleyball court, basketball court and soccer field.
Glaeser Park offers excellent baseball amenities in Richton Park, IL.
Gleaser Park is Richton Park’s largest park and has many amenities for the community.
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Deep dish options at Beggars Pizza
Many of Richton Park's restaurants gather near the intersection of Sauk Trail and Governors Highway, like Liang’s, a Chinese restaurant that serves fried rice. The deep dish option at Beggars Pizza is often touted by locals as a satisfying comfort food. After dinner, drinks can be sipped at Ambitions Entertainment while watching a live comedy show. For groceries, residents have a Save-A-Lot on the east end or they can go west to the Walmart Supercenter nestled against Interstate 57.
Save-A-Lot grocery store in Richton Park has particularly good meats and produce.
A lady sings a beautiful song at Karaoke night at Ambitions Entertainment in Richton Park, IL.
Aurelios Pizza In Richton Park, IL has delicious pizza and other great food choices.
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A well-placed commuter rail
The Richton Park Metra station sits near eateries and outlet malls, making it an integral part of the daily commuter loop. Sauk Trail and Cicero Avenue are the village's key thoroughfares, but there aren't any bus lines, so residents will need a car. Interstate 57 gives drivers access to downtown Chicago, which sits 30 miles to the north.
Richton Park Metra stop makes commuting a breeze with direct access to downtown Chicago.
The Richton Park Metra makes commuting a breeze with direct to downtown Chicago.
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Fishing derbies and music fests
Lake George plays host to the Fishing Derby every June. The YourParty music festival in September draws crowds with live performances, food trucks and vendors. In the fall, Trail of Treats at Glaeser Park entertains with pony rides, music, crafts and prizes. Local small businesses are recognized with a pop-up market after Thanksgiving. And no winter would be complete without the holiday tree lighting ceremony in December. The Richton Park Public Library also keeps residents engaged with yoga, movie nights and other events. It opened in late 2014 with the help of resident input and is a symbol of Richton Park’s close community.
Find Inner peace while relaxing at the pond at Klawitter Park in Richton Park, IL.
Richton Park has a modern Public Library that is a community hub for its residents.
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