Neighborhood

Welcome to Lake Forest

30 miles

to Chicago

1.1 miles

from Metra Station

1.1

from Market Square

Lake Forest - A small park with a central flagpole flying the American flag, surrounded by trees with autumn-colored leaves and benches on brick pathways.

An Established Community

  • The City of Lake Forest is an established North Shore community approximately 30 miles north of downtown Chicago. 

  • The property is situated near Lake Michigan and features mature trees and large residential lots characteristic of the area.

  • Lake Forest offers a mix of historic and contemporary homes within a suburban environment that includes parks, walking paths, and access to lakefront recreation.

  • The surrounding area includes several architecturally significant properties contributing to Lake Forest’s historic residential character. 

  • The surrounding neighborhood features large residential parcels and established landscaping, consistent with estate-style properties common in this section of Lake Forest.

  • The area’s proximity to community amenities, the lakefront, and transportation corridors supports long-term residential demand.

Lake Forest -Center Square

Lifestyle & Community

Lake Forest is renowned for its historic and architecturally significant estates, many of which sit on sprawling, beautifully landscaped properties directly on the Lake Michigan lakefront. The city's commitment to preserving its natural beauty and historical character is evident in its tree-lined streets and strict zoning laws, maintaining an exclusive and idyllic atmosphere. Beyond the charming Market Square, which serves as a central hub, the community also boasts proximity to world-class educational institutions and convenient access to Chicago via the Metra commuter rail.

Lake Forest Beaches - Chicago - 788 Woodland Rd

Amenities

  • Nearby community amenities include public parks, golf courses, forest preserves, Lake Forest Open Lands, Elawa Farm, and the Lake Forest Beach.

  • The area provides convenient access to Lake Forest’s central business district, shopping, dining, and local services.

  • The community is served by two Lake Forest Train Stations (Union Pacific North Line and Milwaukee District) providing commuter rail service to Chicago.

Lake Forest Metro Station- to Chicago

Travel

  • Approximately 1 miles from the Lake Forest Metra Station.

  • Accessible to U.S. Route 41 and Interstate 94 for regional travel.

  • O’Hare International Airport is approximately 25 miles southwest.