Lincoln Square exudes both trendiness and old-world charm.

The community has a number of popular restaurants and bars, while Lincoln Avenue offers an eclectic mix of sophisticated eateries, corner cafes, and favorite neighborhood hangouts.

Centered around a bustling shopping and dining district on Chicago's North Side, Lincoln Square became one of Chicago's first commuter suburbs when the Ravenswood elevated train line was completed in 1907. Today residents have convenient access to the CTA Brown Line and Metra’s Union Pacific North Line.

The neighborhood’s quiet residential streets are lined with bungalows, greystones, and brick two- and three-flats. Lovely Victorian and Prairie School homes can be found along the North Branch of the Chicago River. New-construction options are also available in Lincoln Square and include single-family homes, townhomes, three-flat condominiums, and mid-rise buildings.

Lincoln Square’s lively cultural scene includes the Old Town School of Folk Music as well as annual festivals such as the Square Roots festival and the German-American Fest, which draws crowds from all over the Midwest.