About Edison Park
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $189,900 to $1,250,000
Closed Prices: $115,000 to $1,150,000
Median Sale Price: $362,500
Average $ per sq ft: $271
Association Fee Ranges: $200/quarter, $313, $0 to $390/mo, $0
Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
Age: 1888 to 2023
Sq. Ft.: 700 to 4800 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 1 to 6 Bedrooms
Bathrooms: 1 to 5 Bathrooms
Around Edison Park
The northwest side of Edison Park is considered one of the most serene neighborhoods in Chicago. Living close to Olmsted Avenue is advisable for commuters with the fast and reliable services of the Edison Park Metra. The shops and restaurants in this area make it a unique vantage point for all city dwellers.
Family-style restaurants near Northwest Highway are numerous and popular amongst neighborhood residents. These small restaurants feature a variety of Italian and continental dining options. Edison Park features multi-ethnic cuisine and locally loved casual dining venues. Pastry shops and cafes are plentiful near Avondale Avenue and make for a great afternoon snack.
Unique areas such as the ten-acre Olympia Park and craft workshops offer terrific forms of entertainment for groups of all sizes. There are numerous amusements available throughout the neighborhood. Because of the semi-suburban feel in this part of Chicago, residents who tend to appreciate these kinds of resources and amenities move to Edison Park. Overall, this is a welcoming and friendly neighborhood.
Edison Park features an exciting nightlife with bars and small restaurants offering weekend drink promotions and specials. Classic Italian restaurants and pizza vendors make for a great place to enjoy a night out with close friends along Northwest Highway. After a casual beginning to the evening, locals enjoy unique cultural events and special events at restaurants and bars.
Strolling in Edison Park is a quiet and peaceful activity that residents enjoy. A Sunday foray into the small shopping complexes scattered throughout the neighborhood is the norm in this Edison Park. The crowd in this neighborhood typically enjoys a game of bowling and some classic Italian pizza before engaging in a community group or event in this family-centric urban neighborhood.
Locals Love
- A variety of casual dining options
- Abundance of family friendly services
- Proximity to the City.
Locals Don't Love
- Fewer organized events compared to surrounding neighborhoods.
- Highway congestion during peak hours
- Traffic to and from O’Hare airport
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