Gladstone Park, Chicago, IL

Gladstone Park occupies a compact residential area in Chicago’s northwest corner, where single-family homes sit within walking distance of the Gladstone Park Metra station on the Union Pacific Northwest Line. The neighborhood’s primary outdoor space is Gladstone Park itself, a 10.6-acre Chicago Park District property featuring two lighted baseball diamonds, a football/soccer field, a playground, and a field house with restrooms and meeting rooms. A perimeter walking path circles the park, connecting to a short segment of the city’s 606 Trail extension and providing a flat, tree-lined route for pedestrians and cyclists. The neighborhood is bordered on the east by the North Branch of the Chicago River, whose multi-use path offers additional mileage for runners and cyclists heading south toward Horner Park. Retail corridors along Narragansett and Milwaukee Avenues supply grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants within a five- to ten-minute drive, while the nearby Jefferson Park Transit Center consolidates CTA bus and ‘L’ service for commuters traveling downtown or to O’Hare.

Water Park

Location

City Chicago

State Illinois

Averages

Taxes $6,456

House $520,745

Townhouse –

Condo $225,000