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People from all over the city flock to the Lincoln Park Area, which is bound by North Avenue, Diversey Parkway, the Kennedy Expressway and Lake Michigan.
In summer they take advantage of the parks, softball and baseball diamonds, picnic areas, lagoons and beaches. Snowy days bring cross-country skiers. The Lincoln Park Zoo boasts a real dairy farm, a rookery and an excellent conservatory. The area also has a wide array of restaurants and boutiques.
Lincoln Park's housing options include contemporary townhouses, condos, Victorian three-flats, walk-ups, vintage mansions and towering high-rises overlooking Lake Michigan and Lincoln Park. There are historic landmark districts as well as residential and commercial areas in Lincoln Park, each with active community organizations.
There are many boutiques, movie theaters, retail stores, restaurants and coffee shops in Lincoln Park. There are also many bars and clubs in the area, especially along Lincoln Avenue between Diversey and Armitage.
The endless access to the lake in this area via numerous lakefront parks attracts millions of Chicagoans every year.
Housing: Lincoln Park offers a varied selection of high-rise condominiums along the lakefront. In 2009, single-family homes in Lincoln Park sold for an average of $1,582,000. There is a variety of pricing options for single-family homes ranging from $500,000 to $5,600,000.
In 2009, the average sale price for townhouses and condominiums in Lincoln Park was $414,074. The prices ranged from $100,000 to $3,800,000.
Transportation: Convenience is one reason so many people want to live in the Lincoln Park Area. CTA buses run on Fullerton, Halsted, Diversey Parkway, and Lincoln Avenue.
The Brown Line "el" stops at Diversey, Fullerton and Armitage at the Sheffield intersections. The Howard-Dan Ryan Red line "el" stops at Fullerton and at North and Clybourn.
Lake Shore Drive is a few minutes drive east, and the Kennedy Expressway (I90/94) exits are west on North Avenue and Fullerton. The Loop is only 10 to 15 minutes away. |
