Meadow Lake at the Morton Arboretum frozen over in winter, with tall dry grasses on the shore, bare trees and evergreens beyond, and sculptures standing on the ice.

Lisle

The Morton Arboretum and a railroad-town museum.

Western

Meadow Lake, The Morton Arboretum · SimLibrarian, CC0

To the Loop

23mi

Straight-line miles from downtown Lisle.

Metra

BNSF

1 station in town.

County

DuPage

About 7.1 square miles.

ASG here

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Homes we list here now.

Living here

Life in Lisle.

Lisle grew up around its BNSF station, and its 1874 depot is now part of the Museums at Lisle Station Park. The Morton Arboretum, with 1,700 acres of trees, gardens and trails, sits on the village's north side along Route 53, and Benedictine University and St. Procopius Abbey are on the south.

The Morton Arboretum is the big draw, and the Lisle Park District runs parks along the East Branch of the DuPage River.

Big parksTrails and bikingQuieter side streets

The homes

What you'll find.

Older homes near the station, mid-century ranches and split-levels, subdivisions from the 1970s through the 1990s, and townhomes, condos and apartments near downtown and the I-88 office corridor.

Single-family homesTownhomesCondosApartments

Getting around

How far is everything?

Metra stops at Lisle station on the BNSF (BNSF) line, toward downtown Chicago. The Lisle station is downtown on Burlington Avenue. I-88 runs along the north side and I-355 along the east.

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

Places to know

Start here.

  • ParksThe Morton ArboretumMiles of trails, gardens and seasonal events on 1,700 acres.
  • Arts and cultureMuseums at Lisle Station ParkThe 1874 depot, an old tavern, a farmhouse and a caboose, moved to one campus.
  • Lake and riverDuPage RiverThe East Branch runs south through the village past parks and trails.
  • LandmarksBenedictine UniversityThe university campus on College Road, next to St. Procopius Abbey.

For sale now

On the market in Lisle.

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Questions

Good to know.

What is Lisle known for?

Lisle grew up around its BNSF station, and its 1874 depot is now part of the Museums at Lisle Station Park. The Morton Arboretum, with 1,700 acres of trees, gardens and trails, sits on the village's north side along Route 53, and Benedictine University and St. Procopius Abbey are on the south.

What kind of homes are in Lisle?

Older homes near the station, mid-century ranches and split-levels, subdivisions from the 1970s through the 1990s, and townhomes, condos and apartments near downtown and the I-88 office corridor.

How do you get to Chicago from Lisle?

Lisle is about 23 miles from the Loop as the crow flies. Metra stops at Lisle station on the BNSF (BNSF) line, toward downtown Chicago. The Lisle station is downtown on Burlington Avenue. I-88 runs along the north side and I-355 along the east.

Which school districts serve Lisle?

Most of Lisle is served by Lisle Community Unit School District 202 and Naperville Community Unit School District 203. 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 Lisle?

The closest towns with our guides are Downers Grove, Naperville, Westmont and Wheaton.

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Sources

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Homes for sale
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Boundaries
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Metra
Metra. Distances are straight-line.
Map
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Schools
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