Townhomes for Sale in Sheridan Park, Chicago

Sheridan Park is a primarily residential neighborhood on Chicago’s Northwest Side with tree-lined streets and a mix of single-family homes, greystones, and low-rise apartments. Local commercial corridors provide restaurants, cafés and shops, and residents rely on CTA buses and nearby Metra stations for transit. Parks and community facilities offer recreational options; housing costs and crime rates vary by block, so consult current real estate listings and the Chicago Data Portal for up-to-date figures.

Housing costs in Sheridan Park are mixed: lakefront and renovated condos along Sheridan Road command higher prices, while inland blocks offer more moderate rents and home prices. Overall it is pricier than many working-class neighborhoods but generally less expensive than Chicago's wealthiest lakefront areas such as Lincoln Park or the Gold Coast. Market conditions change, so consult current rental and sales listings for exact pricing.

Sheridan Park has a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy with frequent days below freezing and average January highs near 30°F (−1°C), while summers are warm to hot and humid with July highs often in the mid-80s°F (around 29°C). Precipitation is spread year-round (about 36 inches annually) with average annual snowfall near 36 inches and lake-effect influences from Lake Michigan on temperatures and snowfall distribution.

Sheridan Park has crime patterns typical of Chicago’s near‑north neighborhoods: property crimes (theft, burglary, vehicle break‑ins) are the most common incidents, while violent crime occurs but generally less frequently than on many South and West side neighborhoods. Chicago Police Department and the City of Chicago Data Portal show block‑level fluctuations year to year, with recent years still recording occasional violent incidents alongside frequent non‑violent thefts. For current, granular safety information consult the CPD crime map and local police beat statistics.