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Oak Park Real Estate and Local Guide

Oak Park is a village in Cook County immediately west of Chicago, known for about 2,400 historic sites and one of the largest collections of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings. It was home to both Wright and author Ernest Hemingway.

Living in Oak Park

Home to the largest concentration of Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings, including 25 structures he built in Oak Park. Source: flwright.org

IncomeAbout $108,026 median household
EducationAbout 72.5% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyCook County

Homes in Oak Park

Owner-occupiedAbout 60.7% of housing units
Detached single-family homesAbout 40% of housing
Median home valueAbout $456,300

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Oak Park home

Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio

Source: flwright.org

Where the architect lived and worked for the first 20 years of his career

Unity Temple

Source: flwright.org

Frank Lloyd Wright design, a National Historic Landmark and UNESCO World Heritage Site

Ernest Hemingway Birthplace

Queen Anne home where the author was born in 1899, now a museum

Scoville Park

Historic park in central Oak Park

Austin Gardens

Public park in Oak Park

Oak Park areas to know

Frank Lloyd Wright-Prairie School of Architecture Historic District

National historic district of Prairie School homes

Ridgeland-Oak Park Historic District

Historic residential district

Seward Gunderson Historic District

Historic residential district

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