The brick Clarendon Hills Metra station beside the BNSF tracks on a summer day, with the platform and tall trees along the line.

Clarendon Hills

A small downtown on Prospect Avenue, by the tracks.

Western

Clarendon Hills station · Adam Moss from Tonawanda, New York, United States, CC BY-SA 2.0

To the Loop

18mi

Straight-line miles from downtown Clarendon Hills.

Metra

BNSF

1 station in town.

County

DuPage

About 1.8 square miles.

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Living here

Life in Clarendon Hills.

Clarendon Hills is a small DuPage County village laid out with curving streets in the style of nearby Riverside. Its downtown is a few blocks of shops and restaurants along Prospect Avenue next to the BNSF station, and Prospect Park is the main park.

The Clarendon Hills Park District keeps eight park sites, with Prospect Park the largest. Hosek Park has walking paths, and both have ice rinks in winter.

Quieter side streetsRestaurantsBig parksEasy without a car

The homes

What you'll find.

Mostly single-family homes: older frame houses and cottages near downtown, mid-century ranches and Cape Cods, and a steady run of new single-family homes on older lots, with a few condo buildings near the station.

Single-family homesNew constructionCondos near the train

Getting around

How far is everything?

Metra stops at Clarendon Hills station on the BNSF (BNSF) line, toward downtown Chicago. The Clarendon Hills station is downtown, beside the shops on Prospect Avenue. Ogden Avenue (US 34) runs along the north edge and Route 83 just west.

Straight-line miles. Tap one to draw it on the map. No train times; check Metra for schedules.

Places to know

Start here.

  • ParksProspect ParkThe 23-acre main park, with the community center, playground and a pavilion.
  • ShoppingProspect AvenueThe downtown strip of shops and restaurants beside the station.
  • Food and drinkIl MioShareable plates and pasta on Prospect Avenue.
  • Food and drinkThe Country HouseA tavern on 55th Street that dates to 1922, known for its burger on dark rye.
  • ParksHosek ParkA nine-acre park with walking paths and a winter ice rink.

For sale now

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Questions

Good to know.

What is Clarendon Hills known for?

Clarendon Hills is a small DuPage County village laid out with curving streets in the style of nearby Riverside. Its downtown is a few blocks of shops and restaurants along Prospect Avenue next to the BNSF station, and Prospect Park is the main park.

What kind of homes are in Clarendon Hills?

Mostly single-family homes: older frame houses and cottages near downtown, mid-century ranches and Cape Cods, and a steady run of new single-family homes on older lots, with a few condo buildings near the station.

How do you get to Chicago from Clarendon Hills?

Clarendon Hills is about 18 miles from the Loop as the crow flies. Metra stops at Clarendon Hills station on the BNSF (BNSF) line, toward downtown Chicago. The Clarendon Hills station is downtown, beside the shops on Prospect Avenue. Ogden Avenue (US 34) runs along the north edge and Route 83 just west.

Which school districts serve Clarendon Hills?

Most of Clarendon Hills is served by Community Consolidated School District 181, Maercker School District 60 and Hinsdale Township High School District 86. District lines do not always follow town lines, so check the district for any address. We do not rank schools; the Illinois Report Card has each school's own data, and we're happy to look one up with you. Open the Report Card.

What towns are near Clarendon Hills?

The closest towns with our guides are Westmont, Hinsdale, Oak Brook and Downers Grove.

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Sources

Written by our team from public sources. Places change; call ahead.

Homes for sale
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News
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Boundaries
U.S. Census Bureau, TIGERweb
Metra
Metra. Distances are straight-line.
Map
© OpenStreetMap · OpenFreeMap
Schools
We don't rank schools: Illinois Report Card
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