Lyons Real Estate and Homes For Sale
Lyons Real Estate
Lyons, Illinois mainly has single family residences although there are some condominiums and townhomes always available in the village.
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Detached Single Family Homes in Lyons
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MLS# 07364272
MLS# 07251384
MLS# 07364406
MLS# 07304041
MLS# 07428739
MLS# 07210546
MLS# 07389478
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Lyons, Illinois
Lyons IL is located in Cook County and covers about 2.21 square miles and is near Brookfield, Stickney, Riverside and McCook. It offers a mix of residential properties at price ranges and styles for everyone. There is only one zip code in town - 60534.
It's almost a straight shot downtown Chicago via I-55, taking 10-15 minutes depending on traffic (around 12 miles). There is plenty of public transportation choices in or near Lyons - see the links below.
Lyons, Illinois is a near west suburb of Chicago that has had an everchanging, colorful history. It was incorporated in 1888 and offered saloons for travelers and nearby workers on what was then called Plank Road, now named Ogden Ave. Lyons, Illinois attracted visitors because of the hunting and fishing offered by the Des Plaines River and an area that is now park of Cook County's forest preserve district.
Lyons, IL was a portage territory for Indians travelling the waters in canoes. The French-Canadian explorer, Louis Joliet visited Lyons in 1673 during his search for a water route to the Pacific Ocean. Cream City Amusement Park attracted customers until around 1907, when another park, White City, lured them away.
The American Riding Academy offered horse rides until 1929, when the neighbors decided the horses were no longer welcome. In 1930 a public pool was built on the amusement park site and is a remaining attraction to this day, along with picnic grounds nearby.
I still remember when Lyons used to have an area which was near Route 66, where about a 2 block area was a little "sin city" with its blue-light bars and more. Residents fought to clean this area up and succeeded, leaving Lyons a nice, quiet Chicago suburb.
Lyons Facts
- 2000 Census figures show a total population of 10,255
- Lyons real estate comprises of 4,219 total housing units.
- Average price of single family residences in 2008 was $176,603
- Average price of Lyons attached properties in 2008 was $144,819
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