Edison Park

A Quiet, Family-Oriented Neighborhood with Tree-Lined Streets, Top-Rated Schools, and Easy City Access.

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Location

Northwest Side. Bounded by Touhy Avenue (North), Devon Avenue (South), Harlem Avenue (East), and Canfield Avenue / the city limits (West).

Vibe

Suburban, family-centered, traditional, and peaceful. Known for safety, community pride, and neighborhood charm.

Commute

30–35 minutes to downtown via Metra train Union Pacific Northwest Line

Average Value

$460,000

Perfect for

Families, retirees, city workers, and anyone seeking a quiet, close-knit community near the suburbs with easy Metra access.

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Transit

Subway

Edison Park

Bus

CTA routes: #68 Northwest Highway, #88 Higgins, #86 Narragansett

Airport

O'Hare – 10-15 mins | Midway – 45-55 mins

A small-town vibe on the edge of the city — quiet, connected, and full of charm.

Edison Park, located on Chicago’s far northwest edge, offers a suburban feel with the convenience of being within the city limits. Known for its close-knit community, historic homes, and tree-lined streets, Edison Park draws families, retirees, and city workers looking for peaceful living with easy access to both downtown and the suburbs. With a strong Irish-American presence, local pubs, and neighborhood events, it delivers the warmth of a small town while still offering direct train access to the Loop. 🌳 Parks, Dining & Culture Outdoor: Olympia Park (sports, playgrounds), Monument Park, and nearby forest preserves Dining: Moretti’s Edison Park, Café Touche, Edison Park Inn, Emerald Isle Culture: Community parades, seasonal events, and a strong neighborhood identity 🏫 Schools & Essentials Schools: Ebinger Elementary, Saint Juliana School, Taft High School (nearby) Essentials: Mariano’s, Walgreens, local delis and small businesses Parking-friendly, very walkable for residents, and connected to city and suburban amenities

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