Lincoln Square
Discover the timeless allure of Lincoln Park, a neighborhood brimming with character. Lincoln Square, located on Lincoln Avenue, offers a charming collection of vintage apartments, single-family homes, and renovated condos. This pedestrian-friendly stretch is dotted with locally-owned shops, including the iconic Merz Apothecary, delightful restaurants, and cultural centers like the DANK Haus German American Cultural Center. Festivals and parades celebrate a diverse range of cultures and traditions, while parks like Welles, River, and Winnemac provide serene green spaces for relaxation and recreation. Catch a film at the historic Davis Theater, enjoy folk music at the renowned Old Town School, and explore the vast array of dining options and shops. Convenient transportation options, including the Brown Line and Metra, ensure easy access to the rest of the city. Lincoln Park is a treasure
trove of experiences waiting to be discovered.
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$348,000
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Key Details
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Location: Lincoln Square is situated northwest of downtown Chicago, bordered by Montrose Avenue to the south, the Chicago River to the east, Lawrence Avenue to the north, and the Chicago River's North Branch to the west.
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German Heritage: The neighborhood has a strong German heritage, dating back to its early immigrant population. This heritage is still evident in the architecture, businesses, and cultural traditions of the area.
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Welles Park: Welles Park is a central gathering spot in Lincoln Square, offering recreational facilities, a playground, sports fields, and community events.
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Diverse Dining: Lincoln Square is known for its diverse dining scene, with a wide range of restaurants offering international cuisines, cafes, and local eateries.
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Old Town School of Folk Music: The Old Town School of Folk Music, a renowned cultural institution, is located in Lincoln Square and offers music and arts classes for all ages.
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Lincoln Square Ravenswood Chamber of Commerce: The local chamber of commerce is actively involved in promoting businesses, organizing events, and fostering community engagement.
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Lincoln Square Farmers Market: The neighborhood hosts a farmers market during the warmer months, featuring fresh produce, artisanal goods, and local vendors.
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Galway Arms: Galway Arms is a well-known Irish pub and restaurant in Lincoln Square, reflecting the area's diverse and international influences.
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Community Festivals: Lincoln Square hosts various community events and festivals throughout the year, including the popular Maifest and Apple Fest.
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Brown Line "L" Train: The CTA Brown Line "L" train provides convenient public transportation access to Lincoln Square, making it easy to commute to other parts of the city.
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Family-Friendly: The neighborhood is family-friendly with its parks, schools, and welcoming community atmosphere.
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Local Shops and Boutiques: Lincoln Square is home to a variety of local shops, boutiques, and specialty stores, offering unique products and gifts.
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Cultural Diversity: While known for its German heritage, Lincoln Square has become more diverse over the years, attracting residents from various backgrounds and cultures.
