Why Live in Old Farm
Old Farm in Naperville is a tranquil subdivision situated along the DuPage River, offering residents ample parks and outdoor spaces. The neighborhood, once farmland, retains a peaceful ambiance with quiet streets and easy access to downtown Naperville, just 5 miles away. Old Farm Park, centrally located, provides open space, a playground, and convenient access for nearby homes. On the northern side, Spring-Field Park features open fields, a basketball court, and a playground, while Weigand Riverfront Park along the eastern edge offers a sledding hill. The expansive Springbrook Prairie Forest Preserve to the west boasts over 1,800 acres of prairies and hiking trails. Housing styles in Old Farm include Siding Colonial Revivals and split-levels, with tree-lined streets and sidewalks connecting homes to parks and schools. Kingsley Elementary School, Lincoln Junior High School, and Naperville Central High School are highly rated, with the high school noted for its diverse sports programs. Local dining options include Sweet Toast Café and Freedom Brothers Pizza and Alehouse, with shopping available at Meijer and Jewel-Osco, 3 miles away. Residents primarily use cars for transportation, with Washington Street providing a direct route to downtown Naperville and Endeavor Health Edward Hospital, 4 miles away. Chicago Midway International Airport is 29 miles from the neighborhood. Naperville hosts various events, including farmers markets, the Naperville Artisan Market, wine walks, and the Last Fling festival. The area has a diverse population, reflecting its historical commitment to civil rights and fair housing initiatives.