- Residential
- 5 Beds
- 5.5 Baths
- 4,469 SqFt
3844 Grand Avenue, WESTERN SPRINGS
$1,599,000
Old Town Real Estate
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Old Town Stats At A Glance
Discover Old Town real estate for sale in a charming, historic Chicago neighborhood. You'll find Old Town bounded by Larrabee Street on the west, Clybourn Avenue on the southwest, Division Street on the south, Clark Street on the east, and the former Ogden Avenue right-of way on the northwest. It spans across eastern parts of the community areas of Lincoln Park and the Near North Side. It's a lively area with many Victorian-era buildings, rowhouses, single-family homes and condos.
Property Types
(active listings)
Average Price:
$589,036
Total Listings:
22
Avg. Price/SQFT:
$285
Highest Price:
$1,599,000
Lowest Price:
$220,000
Avg. Property Age:
234 YEARS
Basic Statistics
(active listings)
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What to Expect From Chicago's Old Town Neighborhood
If you're looking into Old Town real estate, you'll quickly learn about Gepperth's. The legendary meat market has been a neighborhood staple for over 100 years. It's become kind of an attraction, historical landmark and mythical favorite among foodies. It's boasts some of the finest cuts of meat in the United States and offers customers exotic meats like alligator and boar.
When it comes to restaurants, Old Town - in true Chicago style - doesn't disappoint. There are dozens of family-owned restaurants in the neighborhood. Some of the good ones include Twin Anchors, Balena, and Boka. In addition, you'll find plenty of local watering holes throughout Old Town.
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A Look at the Old Town Real Estate Market in Chicago
Old Town condos are a good option in the neighborhood, where everything is pretty much nearby and you don't really need a car (and the CTA Purple and Brown lines run through the neighborhood). When it comes to getting out and having fun, Old Town is adjacent to the southern end of Lincoln Park. The North Avenue Beach Volleyball Courts are close by, while Lincoln Park is a great place to get out for a nice leisurely stroll.
In Old Town, you'll find an area with plenty of amenities and plenty to do. Old Town just happens to have a couple of the best comedy clubs in Zanies and The Second City, along with a good theatre scene. There is also the Old Town Triangle Arts Center.
Shoppers enjoy the boutiques (check out Vagabonds) and unique shops along Wells Street (part of the busy main strip that runs from Division St. to North Ave).
If you'd like to view Old Town real estate in person, contact Terri McAuley. You can also reach her by phone at 312.330.3211.
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Listing information last updated on May 24th, 2019 at 4:38pm CDT.