About Englewood
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $23,500 to $368,000
Closed Prices: $25,000 to $1,140,000
Median Sale Price: $127,450
Average $ per sq ft: $99
Association Fee Ranges: $0 to $256/mo, $0
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1874 to 2021
Sq. Ft.: 440 to 4687 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 2 to 7 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 4 Bathrooms
Around Englewood
The neighborhood provides a wide selection of small condos, townhouses, and multi-bedroom arrangements. Units are generally affordable, with the most desired abodes focused around the central area of the neighborhood. Here, residents can have easy access to a number of stores and shops, as well as a short walk to public transportation.
Fans of American fare are sure to enjoy Englewood's offerings, as the stores offer many of the classic comfort foods along with attentive service and local charm. A walk down 63rd Street will provide a host of delectable menu options. Don't be fooled by unassuming storefronts: the fish, chicken, and burger offerings in this area are tough to top.
Englewood hosts a proud population of locals who grew up in the neighborhood, and they'll be quick to remind you that many of Chicago's famous residents hail from here as well, such as Derrick Rose, Jennifer Hudson, and Jamie Foster Brown. Families who have lived here for several generations contribute to the neighborhood's strong spirit and culture.
Sports enthusiasts can catch a home game at one of the local schools, where the area's unity will be on full display. Afterwards, you can sit down for an easygoing dinner, or get your meal to go so you can make your way to one of corner bars or clubs near the neighborhood's central zone.
63rd and Halsted is the focal point of Englewood's stores and provide plentiful options for a shopping day trip. The intersection also borders Kennedy King college, which boasts a recently renovated campus and notable culinary and hospitality programs. Drop by the school for a visit, whether you're just touring the grounds, using the computer lab, or even signing up for a class.
Locals Love
- A storied neighborhood history.
- A strong sense of culture and community.
- Access to two CTA train lines.
Locals Don't Love
- Vacant lots.
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