Zero lot lines.

The side of your neighbor’s house is basically your property line, so there’s no real side yard.

For a lot of buyers, it’s a tradeoff they’re totally fine with because It’s usually one of the easier ways to get into a single-family home in Oak Park. For others, it’s a dealbreaker.

Just something you want to be clear on upfront.

It’s usually one of the more affordable single-family options in Oak Park.

You’re not getting the bigger yards you’ll find in neighborhoods like Morrison Sutton, but you are getting something pretty rare here — a community pool and spa.

So the tradeoff is smaller lot, closer homes… in exchange for lower price point and community amenities.

It has a more active, social feel than some other parts of Oak Park.

Indian Springs Park is right there, and the way the neighborhood is laid out, you’ll usually see kids out playing and neighbors talking.

It feels like people actually live here, not just come and go.

For most buyers, yes.

It’s around $123 Monthly, and that gives you access to the pool and spa — which you just don’t see in most single-family neighborhoods in Oak Park.

In a lot of nearby areas, you’re paying similar dues and not getting much back. Here, it’s something you’ll actually use.