Ringwood, Illinois, is a small, charming village in McHenry County, nestled in the far northeast suburbs of Chicago. Founded in 1837 by settlers Dr. Luke Hale and William H. Beach from Vermont, the village earned its name from the ring of timber that once surrounded it. With a population of 778 as of 2023, Ringwood maintains a rural, small-town ambiance despite its proximity to the bustling Chicago metropolitan area. Incorporated in 1994 to preserve its unique character, the village features historic landmarks like the Ringwood Post Office, established in 1845, and the El Santuario Church, a community cornerstone since 1855. Ringwood offers residents and visitors a peaceful retreat with access to natural attractions like the nearby 3,400-acre Glacial Park and the Prairie Trail, while its economy thrives on industries such as construction, retail, and manufacturing.
Ringwood currently has 3 single family homes for sale and 5 lots for sale.