Dunning

A Peaceful Chicago Neighborhood Known for Spacious Homes, Abundant Parks, and a Strong Community Feel.

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Location

Northwest Side. Bounded by Belmont Avenue (North), Fullerton Avenue (South), Central Avenue (East), and the railroad tracks near Mannheim Road (West).

Vibe

Suburban, quiet, family-oriented, and community-driven with an emphasis on safety and green space.

Commute

35–40 min. to downtown via Metra Milwaukee District West Line

Average Value

$400,000

Perfect for

Families, retirees, professionals seeking quiet and space, and those who prioritize parks and schools.

Overview

Transit

Subway

Dunning

Bus

CTA routes: #65 Central, #80 Irving Park, #84 Peterson

Airport

O'Hare – 15-20 mins | Midway – 50 mins

A peaceful, family-friendly neighborhood with suburban charm and strong community roots.

Dunning is a quiet, primarily residential neighborhood on Chicago’s Northwest Side known for its spacious homes, mature trees, and welcoming atmosphere. With a mix of single-family homes and smaller apartment buildings, it offers a suburban feel within city limits. The neighborhood is anchored by the Chicago-Read Mental Health Center grounds, which include large green spaces, and it boasts good schools and community services. Dunning appeals to families, professionals, and retirees who value safety, parks, and a close-knit neighborhood vibe. 🌳 Parks, Dining & Culture Outdoor: Big Marsh Park, Churchill Woods Forest Preserve, local playgrounds and walking trails Dining: Local favorites include Bavarian Lodge, Gus’s Deli, and small family-run eateries Culture: Community events, neighborhood block parties, and strong local school support 🏫 Schools & Essentials Schools: Dunning Elementary, St. Juliana School, Foreman High School (nearby) Grocery stores: Jewel-Osco, Mariano’s nearby, and local markets Mostly car-dependent with some bus access; strong focus on family-friendly amenities

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