Why Live in Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill is primarily residential, aside from a few churches, a school and some local businesses. The neighborhood is known for its strong sense of community and natural surroundings. Its sidewalks are lined with tall oaks and maples, and locals can walk to nearby green spaces. Fairview Park has a skate park, water slides, playground and trails. Smaller parks with more recreation include Rosa Parks Commons and Calvary Acres. The neighborhood's mix of ranch-style homes, split levels and Colonial Revivals share similar design lines and low-slung rooflines. Local schools with solid Niche scores include Chiddix Junior High School and Normal Community High School. Illinois State University is just a mile south. West Raab Road and North Main Street are Bunker Hill's commercial area, with dining options like Bloomin Cafe, a Schnucks grocery store and national chains such as Starbucks and Walgreens. The Shoppes at College Hills is a nearby outdoor shopping mall for a different experience. Local events include Fourth of July fireworks at Fairview Park and the Sugar Creek Art Festival in October. Bus stops on North Main Street, West Shelbourne Drive and North School Street support commuters. Interstate 55 is less than a mile away for broader travel.