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Charter · Grades K–8
Chicago,
IL
Englewood
About the Neighborhood
Living in Englewood
Englewood is a residential neighborhood located on the South Side of Chicago. The area is primarily filled with homes, apartments, small businesses, and local parks. There are some restaurants in Englewood located along South Halstead Street and West 59th Street. Residents of Englewood can find plenty of green spaces, including Hamilton Park, Ogden Park, and the nearby Sherman Park. The area features many homes dating back to the late 1800s, so there’s plenty of history in Englewood. If you’re looking for a laid-back residential neighborhood in Chicago to call home, Englewood is a great place to consider living in.
Community parks
Historic roots
Neighborhood revitalization
Real Estate
Market Overview
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Livability
Walk, Bike & Transit
62
Walk Score
Somewhat Walkable
65
Bike Score
Bikeable
61
Transit Score
Good Transit
Education
Schools
Kershaw Elementary School
Public · Grades PK–8
Bass Elementary School
Public · Grades PK–8
Mays Elementary Academy
Public · Grades PK–8
Urban Prep Charter Englewood High School
Charter · Grades 9–12
Getting Around
Public Transit
Green Line
Rail
Red Line
Rail
59th/61st (route 59)
Bus
Halsted (Route 8)
Bus
Wallace/Racine (Route 44)
Bus
Wentworth (Route 24)
Bus
63rd (Route 63)
Bus
Questions
Frequently Asked
Where is Englewood located in Chicago?
Englewood is situated on the city’s South Side, bounded by West Englewood to the west and Greater Grand Crossing to the east.
Is Englewood a good neighborhood in Chicago?
Englewood is a residential neighborhood on the city’s South Side that features a mix of local parks, community centers, and educational institutions like Kennedy-King College. The area has several urban agricultural sites and recent commercial developments with newly opened shops and businesses for residents. Public transportation is readily available in Englewood, with access to both the Green and Red Lines alongside multiple bus routes. While street parking is generally accessible, main roads can experience routine traffic during commuting hours.
What is Englewood, Chicago known for?
Englewood is noted for its history as a major mid-20th-century commercial center and railroad junction centered near 63rd Street. Recently, Englewood has focused on developing urban agriculture, community health organizations, and local business revitalization.
How far is Englewood from downtown Chicago?
Englewood is located roughly 8 miles south of downtown Chicago.
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