LUXESQUIRE

Clarendon Hills offers a classic western suburb housing mix anchored by well-maintained colonial, cape cod, and ranch-style homes from the mid-20th century. The area closest to the Metra station and downtown has seen new construction and tear-down rebuilds producing larger traditional homes on established lots. The village's scale works in buyers' favor — lots are generous, setbacks create breathing room, and the overall density is low enough to maintain a genuinely residential feel.

Metra's BNSF Line serves the Clarendon Hills station with frequent peak-hour service to Union Station. Pace bus routes serve the broader area. Driving is standard for most daily needs — I-294 (the Tri-State Tollway) provides expressway access and Route 83 is the main north-south arterial. Local Tip: The Clarendon Hills Metra station is within a comfortable walk of most of the village — a feature that matters enormously for two-car-to-one-car family transitions.