A Suburb That Has it All
Naperville is a thriving city about 30 miles west of downtown Chicago, spanning both DuPage and Will counties. Consistently ranked among the best places to live in the country, Naperville pairs big-city amenities with a welcoming, close-knit feel. Buyers will find everything from historic homes near downtown to established subdivisions and newer construction on the city's south side.
The heart of Naperville is its celebrated Riverwalk, a landscaped brick path that follows the DuPage River through downtown with covered bridges, fountains and the Moser Tower and Millennium Carillon. Steps away, downtown Naperville is a regional destination for shopping and dining, with national retailers, independent boutiques, restaurants and rooftop patios.
History comes to life at Naper Settlement, a 12-acre outdoor museum that tells the story of the area's 19th-century beginnings. Summers mean trips to Centennial Beach, a historic swimming quarry, and the city's park district maintains thousands of acres of parks, trails and athletic facilities. The Naperville Public Library is among the most highly rated public library systems in the nation.
Commuters have access to two Metra BNSF stations, Naperville and Route 59, with some of the fastest express trains into Union Station, plus quick connections to I-88 and I-355. A strong local economy, Edward Hospital and a large corporate presence along the I-88 corridor add to the city's appeal.
With its vibrant downtown, abundant recreation and convenient commute, Naperville offers a lifestyle that's hard to match anywhere in the suburbs.
47,243 people live in Naperville, where the median age is 39.9 and the average individual income is $75,173. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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