The red brick Lombard Metra station with its clock cupola at dusk, beside the Union Pacific West tracks and a railed walkway.

Lombard

The Lilac Village, with Lilacia Park downtown.

Western

Lombard station · Jacob J Mackenzie, CC BY-SA 4.0

To the Loop

20mi

Straight-line miles from downtown Lombard.

Metra

UP-W

1 station in town.

County

DuPage

About 10 square miles.

ASG here

0

Homes we list here now.

Living here

Life in Lombard.

Lombard calls itself the Lilac Village for Lilacia Park, the downtown garden of lilacs that blooms each May for Lilac Time. Its small downtown sits at St. Charles Road and Main Street by the Union Pacific West Line, and Yorktown Center anchors a shopping district on the south side.

The Lombard Park District runs Lilacia Park, Madison Meadow and neighborhood parks, and the Illinois Prairie Path crosses downtown.

Big parksTrails and bikingLocal shopping streetsQuieter side streets

The homes

What you'll find.

Early twentieth-century homes near downtown, bungalows, Cape Cods and mid-century ranches across the village, and townhomes, condos and apartment buildings near Yorktown and along Butterfield Road.

Single-family homesBungalowsTownhomesCondos

Getting around

How far is everything?

Metra stops at Lombard station on the Union Pacific West (UP-W) line, toward downtown Chicago. The Lombard station is downtown on St. Charles Road. Roosevelt Road (Route 38) and Butterfield Road cross the south side, I-355 runs along the west side, and I-88 is just south.

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

Places to know

Start here.

  • ParksLilacia ParkA downtown garden of lilac varieties and tulips, the center of Lilac Time each May.
  • LandmarksSheldon Peck HomesteadAn 1839 farmhouse run by the Lombard Historical Society, tied to the Underground Railroad.
  • Arts and cultureLombard Historical MuseumVillage history, run by the Lombard Historical Society, a few blocks from downtown.
  • ParksIllinois Prairie PathThe rail trail runs east and west through the middle of the village.
  • ShoppingYorktown CenterThe shopping center at Butterfield Road and Highland Avenue.

For sale now

On the market in Lombard.

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Questions

Good to know.

What is Lombard known for?

Lombard calls itself the Lilac Village for Lilacia Park, the downtown garden of lilacs that blooms each May for Lilac Time. Its small downtown sits at St. Charles Road and Main Street by the Union Pacific West Line, and Yorktown Center anchors a shopping district on the south side.

What kind of homes are in Lombard?

Early twentieth-century homes near downtown, bungalows, Cape Cods and mid-century ranches across the village, and townhomes, condos and apartment buildings near Yorktown and along Butterfield Road.

How do you get to Chicago from Lombard?

Lombard is about 20 miles from the Loop as the crow flies. Metra stops at Lombard station on the Union Pacific West (UP-W) line, toward downtown Chicago. The Lombard station is downtown on St. Charles Road. Roosevelt Road (Route 38) and Butterfield Road cross the south side, I-355 runs along the west side, and I-88 is just south.

Which school districts serve Lombard?

Most of Lombard is served by Lombard School District 44 and Glenbard Township High School District 87. 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 Lombard?

The closest towns with our guides are Glen Ellyn, Elmhurst, Oak Brook and Wheaton.

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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.
Map
© OpenStreetMap · OpenFreeMap
Schools
We don't rank schools: Illinois Report Card
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