Jefferson Park is a community ten miles northwest of the loop, which continues to live up to its nickname, “Gateway to Chicago.” This community is bordered by Bryn Mawr to the north, Montrose to the south, and Cicero to the east, and Milwaukee to the west.

This community is known for its family-oriented atmosphere and suburban feel combined with city amenities. Jefferson Park, the neighborhood’s namesake park, has a fully equipped field house, playground, sporting and recreational activities where residents of all ages can congregate. The park also features is the all-volunteer Citywide Orchestra that performs seasonal concerts at Jefferson Park for the community.

Jefferson Park has one of the widest varieties of types of single-family homes in Chicago. 1950s Ranch style homes are most common but the neighborhood is also home to Cape Cods, Georgians, bungalows and frame homes. Grandiose Victorians from the turn of the century can be found on side streets near the heart of the neighborhood. Although much of the housing in this neighborhood is vintage, new condo developments are popping up daily.