This well-kept vintage building sits on a quiet, tree-lined street in historic Riverside. The village was designed in 1869 by Frederick Law Olmsted, who also designed Central Park, and it’s a National Historic Landmark. The building has a dedicated laundry room for residents.
The Hollywood “Zoo Stop” Metra station is less than a block away, with direct BNSF service to Chicago Union Station. Brookfield Zoo Chicago, Riverside-Brookfield High School and the shops and restaurants of downtown Riverside and downtown Brookfield are all close by. Residents can also reach the Des Plaines River trails, the Salt Creek Trail and First Avenue for quick access to I-55 and I-290.