Almond Park sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side, bordered by Narragansett, Austin, North and the Union Pacific tracks. Its 22-acre namesake park contains two full basketball courts, four tennis courts, a lighted baseball diamond, a soccer field, and a playground renovated in 2019. A 0.6-mile crushed-stone loop circles the grounds, linking to the longer Bunker Hill Trail that continues west into the forest preserves. Two blocks south, the 106-bus stops at Narragansett and North, giving riders a straight shot to the Jefferson Park Blue Line terminal eight minutes away. The neighborhood’s street grid is flat, lined with early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats whose front yards back onto mature maples. Daily errands are walkable: a Jewel-Osco sits at North and Harlem, the public library branch is two blocks east on North Avenue, and several restaurants line the six corners at North, Harlem and Narragansett.
Almond Park currently has 10 single family homes for sale and 2 lots for sale. There is 1 foreclosure for sale. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there is 1 new construction home for sale.