Roseland
Roseland
Roseland
A Historic South Side Chicago Neighborhood with Deep Community Roots, Rich Heritage, and Ongoing Revitalization Efforts
A Historic South Side Chicago Neighborhood with Deep Community Roots, Rich Heritage, and Ongoing Revitalization Efforts
A Historic South Side Chicago Neighborhood with Deep Community Roots, Rich Heritage, and Ongoing Revitalization Efforts
Location
South Side. Bounded by 95th Street (North), 115th Street (South), Interstate 57 (West), and Cottage Grove Avenue (East).
Vibe
Historic, working-class, resilient, faith-driven, and community-focused.
Commute
35–40 min. to downtown via Red Line
Average Value
$115,000
Perfect for
Working-class families, first-time homebuyers, and long-time Chicago residents seeking space and affordability.
Overview
Transit
Subway
Roseland
Bus
CTA routes: #34 Michigan, #111 111th, #106, #95
Airport
O'Hare – 60-70 mins | Midway – 35 mins
A historic South Side neighborhood with strong community roots and a legacy of working-class resilience.
A historic South Side neighborhood with strong community roots and a legacy of working-class resilience.
Roseland is a large and storied neighborhood on Chicago’s Far South Side, known for its legacy as a hub for working-class families. Once a booming commercial and industrial district, the area has seen economic shifts but remains a proud community with significant potential for growth. Broad boulevards, historic architecture, and strong church and neighborhood networks define Roseland, while city-backed development efforts like the future CTA Red Line extension aim to reinvigorate the area. 🌳 Culture & Lifestyle Outdoor: Fernwood Park and Palmer Park offer green space, pools, and sports facilities. Beaubien Woods Forest Preserve nearby for nature trails and outdoor recreation. Dining: Local barbecue, fried chicken, and soul food staples. Popular spots include BJ’s Market & Bakery and local diners along Michigan Avenue. Culture: Strong church networks and community organizations. Historic Pullman neighborhood and the Pullman National Historical Park just to the east. 🏫 Schools & Essentials Schools: Harlan Community Academy, Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep, Lavizzo Elementary Grocery stores: Local chains and corner stores, with larger grocers nearby on 103rd & 111th Residential feel with access to basic services and nearby commercial corridors
Roseland is a large and storied neighborhood on Chicago’s Far South Side, known for its legacy as a hub for working-class families. Once a booming commercial and industrial district, the area has seen economic shifts but remains a proud community with significant potential for growth. Broad boulevards, historic architecture, and strong church and neighborhood networks define Roseland, while city-backed development efforts like the future CTA Red Line extension aim to reinvigorate the area. 🌳 Culture & Lifestyle Outdoor: Fernwood Park and Palmer Park offer green space, pools, and sports facilities. Beaubien Woods Forest Preserve nearby for nature trails and outdoor recreation. Dining: Local barbecue, fried chicken, and soul food staples. Popular spots include BJ’s Market & Bakery and local diners along Michigan Avenue. Culture: Strong church networks and community organizations. Historic Pullman neighborhood and the Pullman National Historical Park just to the east. 🏫 Schools & Essentials Schools: Harlan Community Academy, Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep, Lavizzo Elementary Grocery stores: Local chains and corner stores, with larger grocers nearby on 103rd & 111th Residential feel with access to basic services and nearby commercial corridors
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