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Welcome to Libertyville

Arts, entertainment, and the great outdoors. Libertyville, IL is a brilliant collection of all three, providing locals and passersby with wonderful new memories. Just under an hour north of Chicago, Libertyville is an idyllic suburb with quaint neighborhoods and a wealth of historic charm. Buyers relocating to Libertyville will be welcomed by stretches of untouched nature and the scenic appeal of the historic downtown. Let the Leslie McDonnell Team have the honor of introducing you to the picturesque allure of Libertyville and its desirable real estate market.

A Snapshot of the Area

20

Parks/Walking Trails

Median Home Price

57 mins

Drive Time to Chicago

80ºF / 31ºF

Summer/Winter Avg. Climate

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Spotlights of Libertyville

historic main street

Historic Charm

The roots of Libertyville date back to the 1830s, when the first English settlers arrived and called the region home. Though the village has advanced over the years, much of its early history still exists in landmarks like The Cook House, The Proctor Building, The David Adler Cultural Center, and the still-active Libertyville Station railroad line initially constructed in 1881.

park with lake

Parks & Recreation

There is no shortage of ways to enjoy the great outdoors in Libertyville, whether it’s at the Adler or Riverside pools, along the many winding bike paths that snake through the village, or at the nearly 20 parks scattered about. The parks even remain operational in the winter, with Adler Memorial and Nicholas-Downden parks offering skiing and ice skating. From picnic shelters to scenic lakes and rivers, Libertyville parks are an astounding attraction to behold.

carnival rides at night

Festivals Galore

Libertyville connects its communities through several festivals held throughout the year in its historic downtown area. Libertyville Days is a summertime extravaganza complete with an arts and crafts fair, locally made cuisine, special events, entertainers, a beer garden, a carnival, and a parade. The village also pays homage to the four-legged friends with the annual Dog Days of Summer event. From art festivals to a tribute to Oktoberfest, residents often have something on their calendars.

Libertyville Attractions

Living in Libertyville

There’s a lot that could draw a homebuyer’s attention to Libertyville, but the staples listed below are definitely among the hardest to pass up on.

The Homes

From cozy condos to spacious two-story, single-family homes, Libertyville covers a broad spectrum of home types. Prospective homebuyers can browse a selection of historic properties from the 1920s to more contemporary spaces. Updated semi-open concept floor plans and more traditional layouts with modern touches lend to a warm and inviting atmosphere. Buyers looking for a little extra space won’t be disappointed by some of the more sizable properties often listed on the local market.

The Jobs

With Chicago about an hour south of Libertyville, residents can find employment in manufacturing, printing, mass transportation, and financial industries. The city is also big in food processing and insurance sales. For more local work, homeowners can search for jobs in any of the many regional retailers, find opportunities as a contractor, or search for careers in local governmental and educational roles.

The Schools

Libertyville children attend the Libertyville School District No. 70, a small district that keeps the student-teacher ratio around a modest 13:1. There are five schools in the district, including Adler Park School, Rockland Elementary School, and the Highland Middle School. A small offset of residents may attend Vernon Hills District No. 73 while high school students attend High School District No. 128. After graduation, students can stay local and attend the College of Lake County, the University Center of Lake County, or Lake Forest College.

The Amenities

Libertyville is not short on amenities, such as the refreshing public swimming pools of Adler and Riverside parks and the Libertyville Sports Complex. The village caters to residents of all ages with the Civic Center Senior Center and its bounty of educational programs, health services, and planned activities. Everything you could need is available in Libertyville, from fine dining establishments and casual shopping to lodging for inbound guests.

Ready to Find Home in Libertyville?

Ready to find your Libertyville home? This welcoming village makes it difficult to pass up on a space to call home. The Leslie McDonnell Team is excited to start searching for homes for you, so give us a call today! You provide us with the specifics of where you want to live, and we find you options that cater to your wants and needs.

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