LIBERTYVILLE

Situated in the wooded lake lands of northern Illinois, Libertyville is a tranquil community, an effect created by the beautiful lakes, quiet woodlands, and peaceful meadows. This serene setting, however, is also located near all the urban amenities of metropolitan Chicago as well as its own great shopping, restaurants, and professional services. Thus, Libertyville residents enjoy their quiet retreat without relinquishing convenience and opportunity.

Commercial

Downtown Libertyville, replete with turn-of-the-century buildings along Milwaukee Avenue, is a bustling commercial district with a great many businesses and even more attractions for visitors and residents alike. Such attractions include the David Adler Cultural Center and Ansel B. Cook Home and Museum, as well as excellent restaurants and charming shops and boutiques.

The Schools

Libertyville residents are serviced by Elementary School District 70, a district that maintain five schools and the ability to boast thirteen consecutive years of receiving the Big Red Apple Award. Secondary students attend either Libertyville High School or Vernon Hills High School in District 128, one of only sixty-nine Illinois school districts to be recognized as an academic “outperformer” by Standard & Poor's School Evaluation Services.