Kildeer
Wooded lots on Quentin Road and the Kemper Lakes course. Kildeer is a small Lake County village that incorporated in the late 1950s, when residents organized against a plan for dense development.
To the Loop
30mi
Straight-line miles from downtown Kildeer.
Metra
0
No station in town.
County
Lake
About 4.5 square miles.
ASG here
0
Homes we list here now.
Living here
Life in Kildeer.
Kildeer is a small Lake County village that incorporated in the late 1950s, when residents organized against a plan for dense development. Most of it is homes on wooded acreage along Quentin and Cuba roads, with shopping along Rand Road and Kemper Lakes Golf Club, which hosted the 1989 PGA Championship, on its east side.
Heron Creek Forest Preserve, just northeast, has trails along Indian Creek, and Cuba Marsh is a few miles west.
Quieter side streetsBig parks
The homes
What you'll find.
Custom single-family homes on lots of an acre or more, many from the 1960s through the 2000s, and newer homes in subdivisions around the golf course.
Single-family homes on large lots
Getting around
How far is everything?
There is no Metra station in Kildeer itself. Rand Road (US 12), Quentin Road, Route 22 and Route 53 serve the village. The nearest Metra stations are Palatine and Barrington on the Union Pacific Northwest line.
Straight-line miles. Tap one to draw it on the map. No train times; check Metra for schedules.
Places to know
Start here.
- LandmarksKemper Lakes Golf ClubThe course that hosted the 1989 PGA Championship.
- ParksHeron Creek Forest PreserveLake County preserve with trails, just northeast of the village.
- ParksCuba Marsh Forest PreserveMarsh and oak woods a few miles west.
- ShoppingDeer Park Town CenterThe open-air shopping center next door on Rand Road.
For sale now
On the market in Kildeer.
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Nearby
Around Kildeer.
Questions
Good to know.
What is Kildeer known for?
Kildeer is a small Lake County village that incorporated in the late 1950s, when residents organized against a plan for dense development. Most of it is homes on wooded acreage along Quentin and Cuba roads, with shopping along Rand Road and Kemper Lakes Golf Club, which hosted the 1989 PGA Championship, on its east side.
What kind of homes are in Kildeer?
Custom single-family homes on lots of an acre or more, many from the 1960s through the 2000s, and newer homes in subdivisions around the golf course.
How do you get to Chicago from Kildeer?
Kildeer is about 30 miles from the Loop as the crow flies. There is no Metra station in Kildeer itself. Rand Road (US 12), Quentin Road, Route 22 and Route 53 serve the village. The nearest Metra stations are Palatine and Barrington on the Union Pacific Northwest line.
Which school districts serve Kildeer?
Most of Kildeer is served by Kildeer Countryside Community Consolidated School District 96, Lake Zurich Community Unit School District 95 and Adlai E. Stevenson High School District 125. 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 Kildeer?
The closest towns with our guides are Deer Park, Lake Zurich, Long Grove and Hawthorn Woods.
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Sources
Written by our team from public sources. Places change; call ahead.
- Homes for sale
- Live MRED listings, distributed by MLS GRID.
- News
- Google News, linked to each outlet.
- Boundaries
- U.S. Census Bureau, TIGERweb
- Metra
- Metra. Distances are straight-line.
- Schools
- We don't rank schools: Illinois Report Card
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- Robert Parker Coffin covered bridge Paul R. Burley, CC BY-SA 4.0
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