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A quiet community in a natural setting
Riverside parks, quiet streets and manicured lawns give Winfield its peaceful, natural atmosphere. Initially a stop along the first railroad out of Chicago, the community remained a sleepy little town until suburban growth arrived in the 1960s. Today, Winfield retains much of its small-town charm. “Winfield is not a big community, but we have strong leadership in the city administration and a very proactive chamber of commerce,” says Daniel Czuba, the principal designated broker and owner of Daniel & Associates Realty. “Overall, this is a very supportive and tightly knit community. Rarely does one hear a negative work in Winfield.”
Nestled against the banks of the DuPage River, the community enjoys an abundance of nearby nature preserves and outdoor recreation facilities while being close to amenities and medical facilities. The city is home to the Northwestern Medical Central DuPage Hospital. It also enjoys an exceptionally low crime rate, scoring a 2/10 on the CAP Index.
Riverside parks, quiet streets and manicured lawns give Winfield its peaceful atmosphere.
Winfield enjoys being close to many amenities & Northwestern Medical Central.
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Manicured lawns and renovated interiors
In the warmer months, blooming front yard flower gardens provide a riot of color throughout the village’s shaded residential streets. The streets are home to a variety of architectural styles, from Colonial Revivals and modern farmhouses to bi-levels, Cape Cods and brick ranch-style homes. Homebuyers can expect to pay between $380,000 and $875,000, with houses on the upper end of the price range boasting ample lot space, renovated interiors and open floor plans. Additionally, lot sizes in the area range from a quarter acre to over two acres.
Located in Winfield a home with a Tudor-influenced style costs approximately $875,000.
Homebuyers can expect to pay between $380,000 and $875,000 for a home in Winfield.
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One-on-one time for students
Young learners of Winfield may attend Pleasant Hill Elementary School, which holds an A rating from Niche. Monroe Middle School also holds an A rating. Wheaton North High School boasts an A-plus rating. The school has a 94% graduation rate and an average SAT score of 1250. Niche ranks the school 34th among Illinois’ 1,018 public highs. “Because we are a small community, our school district has a very small student-teacher ratio. That means students get a lot more ‘me’ time from their teachers,” says Czuba.
Monroe Middle School holds an A rating.
Wheaton North High School, home of the Falcons, received an A+ rating from Niche.
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Parks, playgrounds and riverwalks
When the great outdoors beckons, Winfield has about 68 acres of parkland. The East Street Park is nearly 6 acres and includes baseball fields, basketball courts, playgrounds and picnic tables. Sports lovers can head to Oakwood Park, where they can have a restful picnic under the shade of a mature maple after using the park’s sports facilities for a game of basketball, tennis, roller hockey or volleyball. The Winfield Riverwalk is a 3-mile walking and biking trail that follows the banks of the DuPage River and is part of the 30-mile-long DuPage River Trail. Canoers and kayakers can launch their craft from Lions Park for a gentle float down the river.
Oakwood Park offers sports lovers a sand volleyball courts.
Winfield Mounds is a nature preserve with a soothing atmosphere and historical landmark.
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Fresh food and antique stores
On Wednesdays from June to October, vendors and farmers set up their booths for the Winfield Farmers Market on County Farm Road. Shoppers can support local businesses while enjoying fresh produce, flowers, locally harvested honey, handmade décor and more. Target is a quick drive down the street. A stroll along Beecher Avenue brings residents to Antiques of Winfield. Lovers of the old and original will enjoy perusing the aisles of repurposed décor, antique furniture, vintage toys and homeware. Grocery shoppers can stock up at Jewel Osco or Sunny’s Food Mart. A good way to start a busy day might mean grabbing a quick breakfast at County Farm Bagels. Cooper’s Corner in nearby Cantigny offers a full menu of American comfort food.
A customer of Antique and Chic purchases a vintage treasure in Winfield, IL.
Cooper’s Corner offers diners a full menu of American comfort food.
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Musical nights and family fun
On warm summer nights, residents pack up lawn chairs and picnic baskets and head to the Winfield Riverwalk Park bandshell to enjoy an evening of music and entertainment. In September, locals soak up three days of live music, fun and activities during Winfield’s Good Old Days festival. The event includes carnival rides, kids’ activities, bingo and a parade. St. John’s Church serves as a focal point for Winfield by hosting fish fries, collecting food for the unhoused and providing a central location for people to participate in their community.
Getting in and out of town
Winfield is 28 miles west of downtown Chicago and 39 miles southwest of O’Hare International Airport. The community sits 16 miles south of Interstate 55 and 14 miles north of I-90. Winfield Station is on the Union Pacific West line and provides rail service to Chicago’s business district.
Winfield residents take the Metra train to Ogilvie Transportation Center in downtown Chicago.
Winfield is 28 miles west of downtown Chicago that residents can travel to by I-355 hwy.
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