OLD IRVING VILLAGE TOWNHOMES

Old Irving Village, or OIV as its residents call it, is a quiet city enclave just off Milwaukee ave in Chicago's Old Irving Park neighborhood. Old Irving Village townhomes, offers its residents the convenience of city living with the charm of the suburbs. Each home is traditionally designed, with rear and or side yards, wood-burning fireplaces, old-style street lights, and a gazebo where residents gather and share their stories in warmer months.

Old Irving Village, which is located near the Grayland Metra Milwaukee District North Line, offers residents the option to commute to downtown Chicago in under 17 minutes, qualifying Old Irving Village as a Transit Oriented Development (TOD).

The neighborhood of Old Irving park itself has two Metra stations, including the Grayland stop, the Irving Park stop, and an L station at Irving Park, which offers Old Irving Village residents many convenient public transportation options, all within walking distance of the OIV community.

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Old Irving Village, which was developed in 1999 by Richard Lettvin, is comprised of six two-story buildings that make up the 40 unit townhome community. The two and three-bedroom residences range in size from 1,877 to 2,450 square feet and are situated on over three acres of land, which includes a private park, playground, and dog run.

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Families with children find Old Irving Village exceptional, given its quiet community feel, and access to some of Chicago's best public schools, including Disney II, and Belding Elementary, a Level 1+ neighborhood school within OIV's attendance boundaries.