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The heart of Edgewater’s local energy — independent boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants, and a true “regulars” feel along Clark Street.
A lakefront North Side neighborhood with a strong community feel — best known for Andersonville, historic buildings, easy beach access, and quick CTA connections along the Red Line.
Edgewater blends lakefront lifestyle with everyday convenience. You get neighborhoods-within-a-neighborhood energy — from Andersonville’s independent shops and dining to quieter residential blocks with vintage architecture and easy access to the lake. It’s a great fit if you want a North Side feel with fast transit, strong local businesses, and a community-first vibe.
Andersonville is the headline: independent boutiques, coffee, restaurants, and neighborhood bars — plus everyday essentials up and down Broadway and Clark.
Beaches, lakefront parks, and long walking/biking stretches make it easy to build outdoor time into your routine — mornings, sunsets, and everything in between.
The Red Line runs straight through the neighborhood (plus strong bus routes), making downtown commuting straightforward — and giving you easy access to nearby Uptown, Rogers Park, and Evanston.
A few local favorites that give Edgewater its character. These are great starting points if you’re getting to know the neighborhood.
The heart of Edgewater’s local energy — independent boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants, and a true “regulars” feel along Clark Street.
A local favorite for beach days and lakefront sunsets — with an easy, neighborhood vibe that feels a little more “local” than busier beach areas.
A smaller lakefront park with a tucked-away feel — great for reading, relaxing, and catching the lake breeze without the crowds.
A classic slice of Chicago history and lakefront living — known for beautiful buildings, scenic stretches of path, and iconic views.
A practical day-to-day stretch with dining, services, and quick access to transit — especially helpful if you want walkability without relying on a car.