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A family-friendly Chicago suburb with ample outdoor space
Its blend of big-city comforts and small-town charm makes moving to Northside-Wheaton an easy choice for many. Those who want to be close to the outdoors without sacrificing suburban conveniences enjoy living in proximity to neighborhood green spaces like Northside Park and Lincoln Marsh, as well as nearby shopping and downtown Wheaton's dining. The Wheaton Metra station makes the neighborhood convenient for commuters, and a highly rated school system attracts families from all over the Chicago area. "Wheaton is a wonderful town with many great schools and parks," says Patricia Murray, who's been selling real estate in the area since 1974. "Northside-Wheaton is quiet and safe, and residents really love being within walking distance to the parks."
Historic, ranch-style and new traditional homes
Northside-Wheaton has single-family homes in various architectural styles, the most common being ranch-style and new traditional homes. However, some historic homes still stand in the neighborhood, many of which have undergone renovations to accommodate modern lifestyles. These come in styles like American Foursquares, Colonial Revivals and Cape Cods. Northside-Wheaton's neighborhood streets are quiet and cozy. Large trees shade well-sized lots, and uncurbed streets provide a laidback charm that allows residences to blend seamlessly with the neighborhood's marsh ecosystem. Prices tend to fall between $400,000 and $800,000, with prices on the lower end getting buyers a cozy bungalow and the higher end getting them a large new build or fully restored historic home. In Northside-Wheaton, the median price for a single-family home is $600,000.
At Northside-Wheaton, ranch-stye home with a bright red entrance door.
Northside-Wheaton is home to a wide variety of homes with different sizes and styles.
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Community Unit School District No. 200 received an A-plus on Niche
Students in Northside-Wheaton attend schools in Community Unit School District No. 200, which received an overall rating of A-plus on the educational review site, Niche. They start at Longfellow, Washington, or Sandburg Elementary before continuing to Franklin or Monroe Middle. All of these schools received As on Niche. Then, all students in the neighborhood attend Wheaton North High School, which received an A-plus and routinely ranks in the Chicago Sun Times' Top Fifty High Schools in Illinois. Private schools in the neighborhood include Prairie School of DuPage, which enrolls students in preschool through eighth grade, and Wheaton Montessori School, which enrolls students in early childhood through ninth grade. Neither has been rated on Niche.
Northside-Wheaton students can attend Long Fellow Elementary School.
Residents of Northside-Wheaton can send their kids to Franklin Middle School.
Northside-Wheaton students end up at Wheaton North High School, home of the Falcons.
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Northside Park, Cosley Zoo and other outdoor activities
Northside Park is the neighborhood's central public green space, where families celebrate birthdays and holidays, play tennis and pickleball and cool off in the summer at the pool. Kid-friendly facilities include a small zipline and ADA playground, providing engagement for children of all abilities. Nearby, the five-acre Cosley Zoo lets residents interact with farm animals, and the Lincoln Marsh Natural Area is popular for walking, biking and fishing. Smaller neighborhood parks like Herrick Park, W.W. Stevens Park and Willow Point Conservatory provide residents with proximity to playgrounds and green space. Just north of the neighborhood, residents can book tee times or pursue memberships at Klein Creek Golf Club.
A player lines up a clean 3 point shot at Northside Park in Northside-Wheaton.
A resident of Northside-Wheaton, enjoys the fishing deck at Lincoln Marsh.
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Dining downtown, running errands and shopping
There's no shortage of local restaurants in and around Northside-Wheaton. When residents want to stay in the neighborhood, they can dine at Rosie O'Reilly's, the local Irish pub, or Mi Casa, a family-owned Mexican restaurant. Just south of the neighborhood, they can head to downtown Wheaton for American fare at The Burger Social, steak and seafood at Ivy and brunch at Egg Harbor Café. For groceries, most shop at the Jewel-Osco on the north end of the neighborhood, and around there, they can run errands at major retailers like Ace Hardware and The Home Depot and boutiques like Bricks & Minifigs, a LEGO resale shop, and Quest Bookshop, a theosophical bookstore.
Mi Casa Mexican restaurant serves delicious tacos and burritos in Northside-Wheaton.
For groceries near Northside-Wheaton head to Jewel-Osco.
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Getting to Chicago and around the neighborhood
Northside-Wheaton is 30 miles west of downtown Chicago, and it typically takes 45 minutes to an hour to get there by car. Alternatively, residents can take the Metra from the Wheaton station to get there in an hour. The Pace Bus offers routes around the neighborhood, but most residents rely on cars to get around. The closest hospital, Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, is less than two miles from the neighborhood, and the nearest airport, O'Hare, is about 30 minutes away.
The DuPage County Fair and ongoing community events
A nearly 200-year-old tradition, the DuPage County Fair is the neighborhood's biggest annual event. It started as a celebration of Illinois agriculture and continues this tradition with livestock, produce and baking competitions and farming equipment exhibitions in addition to live music, carnival rides and games. The DuPage Event Center & Fairgrounds hosts events throughout the year, like antique shows, a monthly model train show and the Chicago Scots' annual Scottish Festival & Highland Games.
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On average, homes in Northside-Wheaton, Wheaton sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Northside-Wheaton, Wheaton over the last 12 months is $526,000, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Rare buildable lot with city sewer and water on site. A full set of engineered plans(in Additional Information) is included with the sale. Located on the south-east corner of Grand Ave and Pleasant Hill rd.
WELCOME TO 315 W OAK STREET, WHEATON! THIS UPDATED, FOUR SQUARE OFFERS AN UNBEATABLE LOCATION! SITUATED IN THE COVETED HISTORIC OVERLAY DISTRICT, YOU WILL ENJOY BEING ONE BLOCK TO NORTHSIDE PARK AND POOL, A QUICK WALK TO ALL SCHOOLS, METRA STATION, PRAIRIE PATH, RESTAURANTS, SHOPPING AND ALL THE VIBRANT DOWNTOWN HAS TO OFFER. FIVE BEDROOMS UPSTAIRS, 3 FULL BATHS. PRIVATE, PRIMARY BEDROOM
Julie Schwager@properties Christie's International Real Estate
Welcome to 570 Amy Lane, located in the heart of Wheaton! Built in 2018, this newer-construction home features an open and inviting floor plan designed for modern living. Step into the impressive two-story foyer and take in the gleaming hardwood floors that flow throughout the main level. Relax in the comfortable living area or enjoy the expansive open-concept space that includes a stunning
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