Libertyville

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Libertyville, Illinois

Welcome to Libertyville.

Libertyville blends historic charm with everyday convenience. Tree-lined streets, sidewalks and well-kept homes give the village a classic suburban feel, with homes ranging from preserved 1920s properties to newer construction and updated contemporary spaces.

Walkable blocks near downtown give way to larger lots and newer subdivisions toward the edges of the village. I-94 and Route 21 (Milwaukee Avenue) connect residents to the rest of Lake County. Travel time to Chicago varies by route, destination, departure time and traffic; test the trip you expect to make. If rail commuting matters, check the current Metra schedule and the route from the property.

At a glance

A snapshot of the area.

Avg. Price, Current Listings

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Neighborhood Guides

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Metra to Chicago

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Plan your Libertyville search

Compare the details that matter to you.

Plan around your routine

Compare each home’s location, style, upkeep, and access to the places you expect to use. For relocation planning, read our Moving to Libertyville guide and Downtown Libertyville guide.

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Compare new construction

For a local example, review the Greenway Chase guide. Before choosing a builder or plan, use the Lake County new-construction checklist.

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Make pricing property-specific

A community-wide figure is not a valuation for an individual home. Our Libertyville pricing guide explains how to think about estimates and comparable homes.

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Current listings

Homes for sale in Libertyville.

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Spotlights of Libertyville

History, parks and festivals.

Historic charmA downtown with roots in the 1830sSettlers arrived in the 1830s, and landmarks like the Ansel B. Cook House and the David Adler Cultural Center still anchor the village's history.Downtown guide →

Parks & recreationPools, trails and open spaceAdler and Riverside pools, village bike paths and nearby Independence Grove Forest Preserve and Ryerson Conservation Area keep residents outdoors year-round.Moving guide →

FestivalsLibertyville Days and moreSummer brings Libertyville Days to downtown with a carnival, local food, entertainment and a parade, alongside art fairs and fall celebrations.Lake County events →

Living in Libertyville

Schools, shopping and homes.

Answers to the questions buyers ask most about Libertyville. Have one we haven't covered? Ask the team.

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Which school districts serve Libertyville homes?

Public school assignments depend on the property address. Libertyville District 70, Oak Grove District 68 and Community High School District 128 each serve their own areas; verify the schools for a specific home with the districts.

For private education, families often consider St. Joseph Catholic School, Carmel Catholic High School (Mundelein) and Lake Forest Academy (Lake Forest), along with other nearby private and parochial programs.

What is there to do near downtown?

Downtown Libertyville is known for its restaurants, boutique shopping and community events along Milwaukee Avenue. Our Downtown Libertyville guide covers where to eat, shop and spend a weekend. Trail users can connect to the Des Plaines River Trail for longer rides and walks.

What kinds of homes are in Libertyville?

Buyers can compare historic homes near downtown, established neighborhoods with a range of lot sizes and styles, condo and townhome communities, and newer construction when it's available. Condos and townhomes can be an accessible entry point, while smaller single-family homes in established neighborhoods suit buyers who want to update over time.

What do Libertyville luxury homes offer?

Luxury homes often feature chef's kitchens, spa-style primary suites, finished lower levels, larger lots with mature landscaping and custom architectural details. Nearby Ivanhoe Club offers private club living, and golfers can play Steeple Chase, Countryside and White Deer Run, all a short drive away.

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