Graver Park, Chicago, IL

Graver Park sits on Chicago’s Northwest Side and covers roughly 17 acres along the North Branch of the Chicago River. A paved riverfront trail runs the length of the park, providing a direct connection to the North Branch Trail and the larger regional network that extends north to Evanston and south toward the Loop. The park’s river edge includes a fishing platform and a canoe and kayak launch maintained by the Chicago Park District. Two baseball diamonds, a soccer field, and an outdoor basketball court occupy the central lawn, while the northern section contains a playground with modern equipment and adjacent picnic tables. Mature trees line the western boundary, offering shade along the park’s walking paths. The site is bordered by residential streets on three sides and sits two blocks west of the Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line’s Gladstone Park station, giving residents rail access to downtown Chicago in approximately twenty minutes. Nearby arterial streets host grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants within a five-minute drive.

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Location

City Chicago

State Illinois

Averages

Taxes $3,412

House $364,764

Townhouse –

Condo $120,000