Why Live in University Heights
University Heights in Naperville is a neighborhood characterized by its single-family homes built between the 1970s and 1990s, featuring Colonial Revival, split-level, and ranch-style designs. The area is known for its mature trees, ample sidewalks, and quiet surroundings, with crime rates significantly lower than the national average. The highly rated Naperville Community Unit School District 203 serves the neighborhood, with Meadow Glens Elementary, Madison Junior High School, and Naperville Central High School all receiving top grades. Local attractions include a small shopping center on Wehrli Road, home to Little Pops NY Pizzeria, New Wok Chinese restaurant, and a Dairy Queen. For groceries, residents can drive to nearby Jewel-Osco or Mariano’s. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the nearby Greene Valley Forest Preserve, which offers 14 miles of trails and a scenic overlook with views of downtown Chicago on clear days. Within the neighborhood, Stanford Meadows Park and University Heights Park provide green spaces for recreation, while Campus Greens Park offers additional open space behind Meadow Glens Elementary. The Farmstead Swim & Racquet Club, located in the adjacent Farmstead subdivision, is a popular spot for many residents. Medical services are accessible at Endeavor Health Edward Hospital, located 4 miles north, and the Naper Boulevard branch of the Naperville Public Library is just over a mile away. The Naperville Metra Station is a 10 to 12-minute drive, providing convenient commuter access.
