Avalon Park

Chicago, Illinois

Overview

Avalon Park is a south side neighborhood that has undergone rapid change over the past few decades. The neighborhood is known for its green space and steady population as areas around it have fallen. Despite the population staying the same, the people living here have not, allowing for a good blend of culture and influences.

Homes in Avalon Park

Where To Live

Avalon Park offers a mix of homes and apartments for all types of residents. While the homeowner rate had remained high, the neighborhood now has a lot of renters due to the area’s low cost of living. Real estate moguls are helping to create a refreshing neighborhood atmosphere through their new developments.

Around Avalon Park

Where To Eat

Barbecue is the neighborhood’s calling card. And if you're looking Southern inspiration, there are plentiful gumbo and fried chicken locales too. The neighborhood’s restaurants fill out Stone Island Avenue, giving a plethora of lunch and dinner options.

Friday Night Fun

Like its surrounding neighborhoods, Avalon Park has plenty of bars for nights of socializing and even clubs for those looking to dance. For those looking for something more subtle or quieter, locals go to the movies or the historic theaters nearby.

The Perfect Sunday

Enjoy a refreshing Sunday in one of the neighborhood’s many parks. The signature park, Avalon Park itself, offers a fieldhouse, an indoor fitness center, expansive trails for walking or jogging, a track, and plenty more. Children can enjoy the park's pool and small water park while it’s hot out during the summer. Locals also look forward to community events, like the big annual block party.

Living Here

Locals Love

Easy access to Metra trains • Green space • Location to expressway

Homes for Sale

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