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Hanover Park
Hanover Park is a Chicago suburb with over 37,000 residents located roughly 30 miles northwest of Chicago in Cook and DuPage counties. It features a strong business environment, affordable housing, and easy commuting access via the Metra Milwaukee District/West Line.
Below are some subdivision websites in Hanover Park.
Hanover Highlands
Hanover Highlands in Hanover Park is the product of two young builders, Ronald Benach (29) and his partner Stuart Grill (27).
The plat of subdivision for Hanover Highlands was approved in 1962. Prices back then started from $15,000 to $20,000! In 1963, Hanover Highlands had more sales than any other housing development in the Chicago metropolitan area.
This great subdivision is in Schaumburg Township and feeds into District 54 and 211 schools and has amazing accessibility with being close to 390 and both Schaumburg and Hanover Park train stations.
The plat of subdivision for Hanover Highlands was approved in 1962. Prices back then started from $15,000 to $20,000! In 1963, Hanover Highlands had more sales than any other housing development in the Chicago metropolitan area.
This great subdivision is in Schaumburg Township and feeds into District 54 and 211 schools and has amazing accessibility with being close to 390 and both Schaumburg and Hanover Park train stations.
Church Street Station
Church Street Station is a residential community located near the Hanover Park Metra station and the Church Street corridor in Hanover Park, Illinois. Developed primarily during the late 1990s and early 2000s, the neighborhood was designed to provide convenient suburban living with easy access to commuter transportation and nearby commercial amenities. Its location near the Milwaukee District West Metra line helped distinguish Church Street Station as an attractive option for residents seeking a balance between suburban comfort and accessibility to the greater Chicagoland area.
Farmington Glen
Farmington Glen is a single-family home neighborhood in Hanover Park, Illinois, located north of Army Trail Road and east of County Farm Road. Developed primarily between 1988 and 1990, the community features established residential streets with a variety of traditional single-family homes, creating a well-established suburban setting.
Fremont Junction
Fremont Junction is a residential neighborhood located near the intersection of Irving Park Road and Barrington Road in Hanover Park, Illinois. Developed primarily during the late 1990s and early 2000s, the community was designed to provide modern suburban living with convenient access to transportation routes, shopping, and recreational amenities throughout the northwest suburbs. Its well-maintained homes, landscaped streets, and accessible location have helped Fremont Junction remain a desirable option for homeowners seeking comfort and convenience within Hanover Park.
Grants Highway
Grant Highway, also known as Grant Highway Subdivision, is an historic residential neighborhood in Hanover Park, Illinois. The subdivision was originally platted in 1925 on part of the former Lyons family farm, with its name coming from an earlier name for Lake Street, which was once known as Grant’s Highway. The neighborhood is located in the area north of Walnut Avenue and west of Barrington Road.
Greenbrook
Greenbrook is an established residential community in Hanover Park, Illinois, located east of County Farm Road and north of Greenbrook Boulevard. The neighborhood was developed primarily from the late 1960s through the early 1990s and includes a mix of single-family homes and townhomes along a network of residential streets. The Village of Hanover Park notes that the Greenbrook subdivision was part of the area's residential development boom during the 1960s.
Hanover Gardens
Hanover Gardens is an established residential neighborhood in Hanover Park, Illinois, located along Barrington Road south of Route 19. The community dates primarily to the 1960s and 1970s and includes a collection of single-family homes along established residential streets. Over time, the neighborhood has developed a varied housing stock, with individual properties differing in age, size, and design.
Hanover Highlands
Hanover Highlands is an established single-family home neighborhood in Hanover Park, Illinois, located north of Irving Park Road and east of Barrington Road. The community was originally platted in 1962 and developed over several decades through the early 1990s, creating a mature residential setting with a variety of established homes and tree-lined streets.
Hanover Square
Hanover Square is an established townhome and condominium community in Hanover Park, Illinois, located east of Barrington Road and north of Irving Park Road. Developed primarily from the early 1970s through the 1980s, the neighborhood features attached residences arranged along streets including Kingsbury Drive and Bristol Lane, creating a well-established suburban setting.
Hanover Terrace
Hanover Terrace is an established single-family home community in Hanover Park, Illinois, located near Lake Street and north of Walnut Avenue. Developed primarily from the mid-1960s through the 1970s, the neighborhood features established residential streets with homes that reflect the architectural styles and layouts common to that period.
Hanoverian Estates
Hanoverian Estates is an established single-family home neighborhood in Hanover Park, Illinois, located south of Schick Road and west of County Farm Road. The community was developed primarily from the mid-1980s through the late 1990s and features spacious homes along residential streets including Don Carlos Drive and Grand Duell Way. Hanoverian Estates is also recognized by the Village of Hanover Park as a planned development.
Harris
Harris is an established residential subdivision in Hanover Park, Illinois, featuring attached homes in a mature suburban setting. The community includes residences along streets such as Center Avenue, with homes dating primarily from the late 1990s. Its established setting and compact residential layout give Harris a distinct character within Hanover Park.
Hartford Square
Hartford Square is a residential community located near the intersection of Irving Park Road and County Farm Road in Hanover Park, Illinois. Developed primarily during the 1990s, the neighborhood was designed to provide comfortable suburban living with convenient access to shopping, commuter routes, and recreational amenities throughout the northwest suburbs. Its attractive homes, established landscaping, and quiet residential streets have helped Hartford Square remain a desirable neighborhood for a variety of homeowners over the years.
Larkspur
Larkspur is an established condominium and townhouse community in Hanover Park, Illinois, located east of Barrington Road and north of Irving Park Road. Developed primarily during the 1970s, the neighborhood includes attached residences along streets such as Kingsbury Drive and Bristol Lane, creating a well-established suburban setting with a variety of residential layouts.
Laurel Crossing
Laurel Crossing is an established townhouse community in Hanover Park, Illinois, located north of Irving Park Road and Wise Road and west of Springinsguth Road. Developed primarily during the mid-1980s, the neighborhood features attached homes arranged along residential streets including Waterford Drive, Canterbury Drive, Wedgewood Drive, and Fairhaven Drive.
Mayfair Station
Mayfair Station is an established residential community in Hanover Park, Illinois, located north of Schick Road and west of County Farm Road. Developed primarily between the late 1980s and early 1990s, the neighborhood includes a mix of townhomes, condominiums, and single-family homes built by Lexington Homes. Residential streets and landscaped common areas give the community a cohesive suburban setting.
Liberty Square
Liberty Square is an established townhouse community in Hanover Park, Illinois, located north of Irving Park Road and west of Springinsguth Road. Developed primarily between 1976 and 1986, the neighborhood features attached homes arranged along residential streets and cul-de-sacs, creating a traditional suburban setting with a variety of home layouts.
Meadows
Meadows is an established single-family home neighborhood in Hanover Park, Illinois, located south of Schick Road and west of County Farm Road. Developed primarily between 1989 and 1992, the community features traditional residential streets with homes built during the late 1980s and early 1990s, creating a cohesive suburban setting.
Oakwood Landing
Oakwood Landing is a single-family home neighborhood in Hanover Park, Illinois, located south of Stearns Road and west of County Farm Road. The community was developed primarily between 1991 and 1993 and includes residential streets such as Aspen Drive, Sequoia Drive, Newport Circle, and Oakdale Circle.
Olde Salem
Olde Salem is a long-established residential neighborhood located near the Irving Park Road and Barrington Road corridor in Hanover Park, Illinois. Developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, the community emerged during a period of significant suburban growth throughout Chicago’s northwest suburbs. Over the years, Olde Salem has become known for its mature trees, established streetscape, and convenient location close to parks, schools, and everyday amenities.
Pebblewood Court Condominiums
Pebblewood Court Condominiums is a condominium community in Hanover Park, Illinois. The buildings were constructed primarily between 1972 and 1979, with residences located along streets including Scott Lane and Hickory Street. The community is situated off Lake Street and Walnut Avenue.
Rainbow Pointe
Rainbow Pointe is a residential community located near the intersection of Irving Park Road and County Farm Road in Hanover Park, Illinois. Developed primarily during the 1990s, the neighborhood was designed to offer modern suburban living with convenient access to commuter routes, shopping, and recreational amenities throughout the northwest suburbs. Its attractive homes, landscaped streets, and established residential atmosphere have helped Rainbow Pointe remain a desirable neighborhood for homeowners seeking both comfort and accessibility.
Sierra Blanca
Sierra Blanca is a condominium and townhouse community in Hanover Park, Illinois. The community was developed primarily between 1975 and 1980 and consists of attached residential buildings and individual units. Property records identify Sierra Blanca as the subdivision for residences throughout the development.
Savannah
Savannah is a townhouse community in Hanover Park, Illinois. The community was developed primarily between 2003 and 2007 by Cambridge Homes. The Village of Hanover Park lists Savannah as a planned development under Ordinance O-02-38.
Tall Oaks
Tall Oaks is a well-established residential neighborhood located near the Irving Park Road and Barrington Road corridor in Hanover Park, Illinois. Developed primarily during the 1970s and 1980s, the community grew during a period when Hanover Park was rapidly expanding with family-oriented suburban neighborhoods. Over time, Tall Oaks has become known for its mature trees, established streetscape, and convenient location near parks, schools, and major transportation routes throughout the northwest suburbs.
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