Highland Park Homes For Sale
Step off the UP-North line, catch a whiff of lake air, and you’re officially house-hunting in Highland Park, IL.
Our feed pulls straight from MRED all day long, so you’ll see every fresh listing. Whether it’s a condo in Downtown (60035), a vintage gem in Ravinia, a brick colonial on a leafy West Highland Park street, or a lakefront estate where sunrise splashes right into the living room.
Each entry shows list price, days on market, square footage, year built, lot size, school assignment, taxes, and perks like mature oaks or a pool.
Fair Housing and MRED rules apply.
$800,000
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,234 SqFt
925 JUDSON AVE, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Aaron Masliansky of Dream Town Real Estate
$499,900
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,850 SqFt
1039 Deerfield PL #1039, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Sohail Salahuddin of eXp Realty, LLC
$699,000
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,663 SqFt
32 Valley RD, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Courtney Cook of @properties Christie's International Real Estate
$899,000
5 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,807 SqFt
1361 Cavell AVE, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Denise Nabat of @properties Christie's International Real Estate
$599,000
2 Beds 1.5 Baths 1,401 SqFt
1314 Saint Johns AVE, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Cory Albiani of @properties Christie's International Real Estate
$465,000
4 Beds 2 Baths 1,400 SqFt
1552 Mccraren RD, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Joe Tyler Gerber of Compass
$1,470,000
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,447 SqFt
1560 Oakwood AVE #205, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Maxine Goldberg of Engel & Voelkers Chicago North Shore
$1,875,000
6 Beds 6.5 Baths 5,000 SqFt
215 Prospect AVE, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Maxine Goldberg of Engel & Voelkers Chicago North Shore
$979,000
4 Beds 3 Baths 3,041 SqFt
346 Roger Williams AVE, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Teresa Licari of Teresa Licari, Broker
$449,900
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,600 SqFt
1775 Rosemary RD, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Yvonne Carns of Real People Realty
$225,000
1 Bed 1 Bath
2020 St Johns AVE #506, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Noah Levy of Compass
$1,795,000
6 Beds 5.5 Baths 4,731 SqFt
2291 Hybernia DR, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Marla Fox of Compass
$689,900
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 3,762 SqFt
3141 CENTENNIAL CT, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Andy Patel of Provident Realty, Inc.
$1,850
2 Beds 2 Baths 950 SqFt
550 Vine AVE #205, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Ornit Mandell of Ornit Mandell
$1,325,000
6 Beds 5 Baths 5,004 SqFt
3760 Gilgare LN, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Donna Mancuso of Jameson Sotheby's International Realty
$250,000
2 Beds 2 Baths 1,532 SqFt
2086 Saint Johns AVE #306, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Ted Pickus of @properties Christie's International Real Estate
$16,000
6 Beds 7 Baths 11,524 SqFt
2305 Tennyson LN, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Kim Kelley of Baird & Warner
$1,949,000
5 Beds 4.5 Baths 3,400 SqFt
2021 Old Briar RD, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Mark Pieczka of Homeland Sales and Development
$4,495
2 Beds 2 Baths 1,536 SqFt
1850 Green Bay RD #319, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Danielle Sittloh of eXp Realty, LLC
$1,600,000
5 Beds 4.5 Baths 3,117 SqFt
350 N Deere Park DR W, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Ted Pickus of @properties Christie's International Real Estate
$1,495,000
6 Beds 4.5 Baths 4,972 SqFt
110 Lakewood PL, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by William Platt of Jameson Sotheby's International Realty
$940,000
5 Beds 4 Baths 3,340 SqFt
575 County Line RD, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Tony George of Real People Realty
$1,595,000
6 Beds 5.5 Baths 4,750 SqFt
2670 Priscilla AVE, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Gennadiy Zlotnik of American Real Estate Services
$1,299,000
5 Beds 4 Baths 4,896 SqFt
870 Woodbine RD, Highland Park, IL 60035
Listed by Audra Casey of @properties Christie's International Real Estate
Highland Park Real Estate Market Insights
Understanding the local market is key before buying a home in Highland Park.
Here are some recent statistics for our market:
- Median Sale Price (All Homes): $850,000 (Redfin, April 2025).
- Average Market Time: 18 days (MRED/ShowingTime, April 2025).
- Year-Over-Year Median Sales Price Increase (Single Family Homes): +28.2% (MRED/ShowingTime, April 2025 vs April 2024)
- Year-Over-Year Median Sales Price Increase (All Homes): +17.2% (Redfin, April 2025 vs April 2024).
These figures from April 2025 indicate a very active market with significant price appreciation over the past year.
The low average market time for single-family homes suggests that well-priced properties are selling quickly. Buyers should be prepared for a competitive environment and work closely with a local real estate professional to navigate current conditions.
Living in Highland Park: Community & Lifestyle
Think suburban calm with just enough buzz. Tree-lined streets roll down to the lake; Metra, Route 41, and the Edens keep Chicago commutes sane. NorthShore University HealthSystem, local schools, and downtown shops anchor jobs here, while plenty of residents reverse-commute to corporate HQs in Deerfield or the Loop. Good schools and a steady economy keep values firm.
The community is known for its beautiful tree-lined streets, stunning lakefront, and vibrant cultural scene.
Highland Park residents enjoy excellent access to transportation, including the Metra commuter rail (UP-N line with multiple Highland Park stations), US Route 41 (Skokie Highway), and the Edens Expressway (I-94), making commutes to Chicago or other North Shore suburbs straightforward.
Highland Park Local Highlights & Attractions
Highland Park is rich with attractions and activities that enhance the quality of life for the locals.
Here are a few of my favorite local highlights:
- Ravinia Festival: North America’s oldest outdoor music festival, hosting world-class performers from classical to jazz and pop throughout the summer.
- Chicago Botanic Garden: While technically in Glencoe, it’s immediately adjacent and a major draw, offering 385 acres of stunning gardens and natural areas.
- Rosewood Beach: Renovated shoreline, gentle waves, summer kids’ camps.
- Downtown Highland Park: Indie boutiques, a surprisingly good ramen spot, and a Friday farmers market that sells out of cider donuts by 10 a.m.
- Heller Nature Center: Features nearly 100 acres of preserved land with hiking trails, educational programs, and opportunities to connect with nature.
- Fort Sheridan: Stroll historic barracks turned homes, then drop to the bluff walk for lake views.
Art Center Highland Park: Ceramics class on Tuesday nights fills up fast—sign up early.
Highland Park Area School Information
Families moving to Highland Park will find excellent educational opportunities. The community is primarily served by North Shore School District 112 for elementary and middle school students, and Township High School District 113 for high school.
Elementary
- Braeside Elementary School
- Ravinia Elementary School
Middle Schools
- Edgewood Middle School
- Northwood Junior High School
High Schools
Highland Park High School, which is part of District 113 along with Deerfield High School, also highly acclaimed.
Understanding Highland Park Crime & Safety
Highland Park is widely regarded as a very safe community, contributing to its appeal for families and individuals alike.
Current crime statistics for Highland Park:
Violent Crime Rate: Approximately 0.66 per 1,000 residents. This is significantly lower than the national median.
Property Crime Rate: Approximately 11.59 to 12 per 1,000 residents.
While the violent crime rate is low, NeighborhoodScout suggests this property crime rate indicates an above-average chance of being a victim of property crime compared to all US communities, though it’s not among the highest.
AreaVibes, using 2023 data released in September 2024, reports 1,167 property crimes per 100,000 people (or 11.67 per 1,000), which they state is 40.3% lower than the national average.
Highland Park Real Estate: Buyer FAQs
How high are property taxes in Highland Park?
Lake County’s effective rate can top 2 % of assessed value; the average bill on recent sales sits near $19,123. Always pull the exact bill before you bid.
Any unique property types to watch?
Yes. Architect-designed mid-century houses, lakefront estates, and historic Fort Sheridan rowhouses. Each brings its own maintenance quirks and, sometimes, preservation guidelines.
Is it tough to land a home near top-rated schools?
Very. Very competitive. Homes within the boundaries of highly-rated schools in North Shore School District 112 and Township High School District 113 often see strong demand and may sell quickly, sometimes with multiple offers.
What should I know about lakefront living?
Gorgeous views come with bluff-stability checks, shoreline upkeep, and potentially higher insurance. Bring in a lakefront-savvy inspector before you write the earnest-money check.