DuPage County, Illinois
Roselle Real Estate and Local Guide
A Chicago suburb in DuPage and Cook counties that grew as a commuter bedroom community around its rail line and was incorporated in 1922. It keeps a small-town downtown near its Metra station.
Living in Roselle
The village name came from a railroad schedule misprint of Rosell Hough's first name, giving the town its current spelling. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Roselle
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Roselle home
Lynfred Winery
Founded in 1979, the oldest continuously operating family winery in Illinois
Roselle History Museum
Museum campus of restored historic homes, including the circa-1880 Sumner House, operated by the Roselle Historical Foundation
Goose Lake Park
A 44.6-acre park with a walking trail, disc golf course, and fishing on Goose Lake
Meacham Grove Forest Preserve
A DuPage County forest preserve of about 255 acres along the Roselle and Bloomingdale border with trails and Maple Lake