Countryside's subdivision inventory is compact but varied, spanning ten established communities across condo, townhouse, and single-family product types. Forest Villa Condominium stands out as the community with the most active listings right now, making it a useful benchmark for gauging condo pricing and turnover in this market. Nearby, Country Club Condos, Country Estates, Countryside Condos, Countryside Meadows, Kensington Arms, Edgewood Valley, Woodland Ridge, and Clocktower Pointe round out the resale-heavy side of the city, with most of these built out and offering little to no new inventory. Sherman Gardens is the exception, with new-construction single-family homes giving buyers a rare chance to build in an otherwise fully developed suburb. There are no age-restricted 55+ communities in Countryside, so this is a market driven by general-occupancy buyers rather than active-adult purchasers. Pricing here tends to favor first-time buyers and downsizers on the condo side, while Sherman Gardens and Country Estates cater to move-up buyers looking for more space or a newly built home. Overall, Countryside works well for buyers who want proximity to the expressways and Chicago's western suburbs without the price tag of larger single-family subdivisions found elsewhere in the region, with most transactions clustering in the low-to-mid price ranges and a handful of newer or larger homes reaching into the upper end of the market.
4 homes sold in the past year ranging from $135,000 to $196,513.
There is currently 1 single-family home at $875,000 for sale.