Inverness, IL, is home to the Village Hall, the building that was originally used for town meetings starting in 1962. This hall was moved twice until it reached its current location.
Chicago, IL has a lot to offer, but a big city living style isn't everyone's cup of tea
View Inverness City GuideInverness, IL, is home to the Village Hall, the building that was originally used for town meetings starting in 1962. This hall was moved twice until it reached its current location.
Chicago, IL has a lot to offer, but a big city living style isn't everyone's cup of tea
Inverness, IL, is home to the Village Hall, the building that was originally used for town meetings starting in 1962. This hall was moved twice until it reached its current location.
Chicago, IL has a lot to offer, but a big city living style isn't everyone's cup of tea. Inverness, IL is located 30 miles north of Chicago to give you accessibility to the city, while providing you with a quiet village lifestyle that puts you in the heart of nature. This village of 7,399 people feels like you've taken a step back into the past few decades, before piling into skyscrapers to live was the expected norm.
Inverness, IL is a small village with apartment complexes such as The Woods at Countryside. The majority of pet friendly apartments in Inverness, IL are single family homes located on large lots. Since this neighborhood is located relatively close to Chicago, housing prices are fairly high. These houses are new construction and large, offered by real estate agents and property management companies. Some individual homeowners also offer their properties for rent, although these are harder to find.
Plan on spending a significant amount of time to find an apartment that suits your needs. This small village has a small amount of availability, so you want to plan your move well in advance. You may need to take a temporary apartment in a nearby suburb while you're waiting for availability to open up. This residential area gives you a peaceful home with a quick commute and quality schools that make it the perfect area to raise a family and work on your career. With a walk score of 25, this location does require the use of a car. The vast majority of this suburb is a residential area, so you need to drive closer to Chicago in order to run daily errands. You also have access to commuter rail into Chicago, so you don't even need to drive if you're working in Chicago. Saving money on your transport costs help make this area more affordable.
Inverness is a small village that's a Chicago suburb, so it is its own neighborhood and doesn't really have any smaller neighborhoods. Almost all of the homes in this community are situated on an acre of land, and the property lots are laid out to work with the natural landscape instead of cutting a grid through it. This allows this community to retain its small village feel while still offering many housing amenities.
Lake Harrowgate runs on the western side of this suburb, giving you fishing and lakeside picnic opportunities. Williamsburg Village is the business district in this area, mostly home to professional services. Even the businesses in this area are designed to fit the village theme, with colonial style houses made into commercial offices. Some restaurants are also spread throughout this area, although you're close enough to Chicago to experience the world class Chicago fine dining scene, along with its famous deep dish pizzas.
Maggie Rogers Park, North Park, and South Park are scattered throughout the area, giving you access to beautifully landscaped parks for a lazy Sunday afternoon. The neighbors are friendly in this high price, small village, and you'll enjoy a calm and quiet neighborhood to come home to. Your kids enjoy a variety of schools, and Catholic schools are available if you prefer a private education option in this area.
