Edgewater

The Edgewater neighborhood sits directly along the shore of Lake Michigan, affording breathtaking skyline views. Renowned for its sweeping beachfronts and parks, Edgewater offers residents natural beauty with an urban backdrop. Originally developed as a summer oasis for Chicago’s high society, this lakefront community remained an illustrious playground for the elite well into the 20th century. Edgewater has preserved much of its historic past, most evident in the neighborhood’s Bryn Mawr Historic District. Like a well-preserved time capsule, this historic district is a nod to Edgewater’s roaring twenties past.

Today, Edgewater is an eclectic home to many, with a mix of high-rise buildings and complexes, single-family homes, and much more. The neighborhood is highly regarded for its antique shopping, with a variety of options for those on the hunt for their next great vintage find. The area is also known for its expansive dining options, with a variety of cuisines spanning the globe. Edgewater is a quick trip to the Loop, located just seven miles north of the city’s bustling downtown, and easily connects to the city via CTA trains, buses, and Lake Shore Drive.

Edgewater consists of: Andersonville and Lakewood Balmoral.