About Forest Glen
Quick Facts
Closed Prices: $265,000 to $1,140,000
Median Sale Price: $460,000
Association Fee Ranges: $200/mo, $0
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1905 to 2018
Sq. Ft.: 1215 to 6000 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 3 to 6 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 5 Bathrooms
Around Forest Glen
The best parts of this area can be found between Foster Avenue and Cicero. The Milwaukee District North Metra stop borders Forest Glen to the west and is a great option for commuters. The confluence of amenities and transportation services make this area the most viable for young urban professionals or individuals trying to stay away from city bustle when they are not working.
This area has a number of fine dining establishments with family-owned and chain restaurants. There are child-friendly menus at most institutions because of the large residential nature of the audience and population in Forest Glen. While most restaurants close early, there are numerous cafes and spots to grab a quick bite even when it gets late.
There are a number of European Americans found in this area as well as Chicago natives that have been in the region for several generations. Expect to see family-friendly parks and subdivisions that are well-maintained. Because of the proximal Metra line there are many commuters living in this area. Anticipate lots of traffic at peak hours on major streets and near the train station.
A relaxing evening in this area would include dinner at a fine restaurant. The family-owned establishments in this area feature live performances and specials throughout the weekend for locals. The diversity of options make Forest Glen a great place to relax, with numerous casual recreational venues available without leaving the northwest side of the city.
The neighboring Sauganash neighborhood presents one of the city's foremost bike trails and is easily accessible from Forest Glen. This is one example of the recreational areas available that creates and stimulates positive and engaging areas in Forest Glen. The bike trail of Valley Line and the LaBagh Woods forest preserve illuminate this part of the city as a highly wooded and relaxing casual adventure.
Locals Love
- Unique restaurant options and variegated cuisine options
- Natural wildlife and bike trails
Locals Don't Love
- Traffic throughout the commuter Metra station and downtown areas.
- Limited nightlife
- Few major streets that connect during peak hours
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