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Welcome, here you’ll find the latest Dearborn Park real estate for sale including Dearborn Park homes for sale, condos and townhouses plus info on living in Dearborn Park.

Dearborn Park is known for being a quiet enclave in the heart of Chicago and is one of Chicago’s most attractive developments.

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What’s Best About Living In Dearborn Park?

Located in the heart of the South Loop, just south of Printer’s Row, in the 60605 zip code, Dearborn Park real estate provides residents a peaceful enclave in the heart of Chicago.

Here you’ll find a wide array of housing choices, great schools, family-friendly parks, quiet tree-lined streets and super easy access to all the best Chicago offers.

Dearborn Park was constructed in a phase I and phase II on a large tract of reclaimed rail road land during the 1970s and 80s.

The goal of the development was to provide families with a neighborhood that felt like a suburb within the city. And a respite from Chicago’s nearby bustling downtown. A way to remain in the city rather than move to the suburbs. A bold dream at the time.

Today, divided through the center by Roosevelt Road, Dearborn Park I & II feel separate from each other and the surrounding South Loop. This peaceful easy feeling is amplified by the fact that both parts of Dearborn Park are enclosed with no drive-through traffic from the city.

Here’s a bit more about each part of the development.

Dearborn Park I

Dearborn Park I was the first phase of the development and was build in the late 1970s. It’s located just north of Roosevelt Road. Dearborn Park I features several popular mid- and high-rise condo and apartment buildings including 1115 S. Plymouth Ct and The Terraces at 801 S. Plymouth Ct. Plus townhomes with courtyards. The development includes the popular Theodore Roosevelt Park.

Dearborn Park II

Dearborn Park II is located to the south of Roosevelt Road and was constructed from the 1980’s the the early 1990’s. The development consists entirely of detached Dearborn Park homes and townhouse developments in the post-modern style.

These include, Federal Square, Atrium Homes, Prairie Townhomes, Newgate Square, Burnham Station and Dearborn Tower. Each with an independent home owner’s association.

Residents enjoy easy access to South Loop Elementary School which sits in the north part of the neighborhood. Plus two family friendly parks; Jones Park (by the school) and Cotton Tail Park. Dearborn Park homes for sale present what may well be the best way of life in Chicago.

Janeen Hayes, Chicago Realtor®

Ask Janeen about living in Dearborn Park.

To discover why, we asked Best Chicago Properties Broker Associate Janeen Hayes what she likes best about living and working as a Realtor® in Dearborn Park II. Here’s what she said:

What Are The 10 Best Things About Living In Dearborn Park II?

1. It has the feel of a small suburban subdivision in the middle of the city

2. Grant Park is only two blocks away

3. It’s close to Lakeshore Path, Field Museum, Soldier Field and Adler Planetarium

4. There are four parks: Cottontail Park, Roosevelt Park, Dearborn Park and Mary Richardson Jones Park

5. Transportation is a breeze with four CTA transit lines steps away

6. It’s very lush with greenery and tree-lined streets

7. Accessibility to the Loop & Lakeshore is easy

8. There are tasty nearby restaurants, my favs are Asian Outpost, Chicago Curry House and Low Country

9. The neighborhood is diverse with culture

10. The neighbors are friendly!

Dearborn Park Schools

Dearborn Park offers nearby public and private school options. For example, South Loop Elementary School, DayStar Academy and Old St. Mary’s. Plus, just to the west of the neighborhood is the British International School.

Transportation

From Dearborn Park transportation around the city is super easy.

Residents living in Dearborn Park homes use the CTA’s Roosevelt station to take the Green, Orange or Red lines to literally any part of Chicago. There is also a Brown line stop three blocks north of Polk Street. And if that’s not enough, there are endless buss choices. These include the #12, #18, #146, and #192 alongside Roosevelt Road and the #29, #62, #129, and #146 along Clark Street.

Plus, residents who drive appreciate easy access to both Lakeshore Drive and the 90/94 expressway via Roosevelt Road.

Basically, Dearborn Park offers transportation options residents of most other Chicago neighborhoods can only dream of.

Parks & Museums

One of the best things about living in Dearborn Park is that you’re literally steps from Grant ParkThe Art Institute of Chicago and Soldier Field. And of course there is the wonderful walking and cycling path along lake Michigan. Within Dearborn Park there are four parks; Dearborn, Jones Park, Cotton Tail Park and Roosevelt Park offering playgrounds, walking paths and green space.

Restaurants & Entertainment

Many have said there isn’t a huge selection of walkable restaurants around Dearborn Park. And while that may be the case when compared to other neighborhoods like the West Loop or Fulton Market, it doesn’t seem to be a real issue.

Those looking at Dearborn Park homes for sale will be pleased to know about these local favorites. They include Chicago Curry House (Indian & Nepali), Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria, Eleven City Diner, Burger Bar Chicago, Flo & Santos, and Tapas Valencia. In addition, one favorite for an upscale evening is the Chicago Firehouse. It’s located just three blocks east of Dearborn Park, it’s worth the walk. For movies, there’s the nearby ICON Theater. And of course there are several coffee choices nearby including Starbucks.

Shopping

Residents enjoy easy access to some really good shopping choices. For daily needs there’s the Target, Trader Joe’s, Jewel, Whole Foods and Mariano’s. There’s also the shopping mall Roosevelt Collection Shops just to the west.

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