Naperville is where we work every day, and it is easy to see why so many people choose it: a lively downtown anchored by the Riverwalk, an extensive park system, and neighborhoods that range from established to brand new.
Naperville sits in both DuPage and Will counties. Its downtown centers on the Riverwalk, with Jackson Avenue and Main Street nearby for dining and strolling, and Naper Settlement, a 13-acre outdoor history museum, in the middle of it all. The Naperville Park District runs more than 130 parks and several recreation centers, and Centennial Beach, a swimming quarry beside the Riverwalk, is a summer favorite. Community events such as Last Fling over Labor Day weekend and Ribfest keep the calendar full.
Naperville is served by two school districts, Naperville Community Unit School District 203 and Indian Prairie School District 204, so which one a home belongs to is worth confirming early. Commuters can take the BNSF Metra line to downtown Chicago, and North Central College is based in the city.
People who want a walkable downtown, strong amenities and a range of home styles close together, whether they are moving up, downsizing or relocating from out of state. Tell us what matters to you and we will point you to the parts of town that fit.
Both. The city spans DuPage and Will counties, which can affect things like property tax bills and the school district, so check the specific address.
Naperville Community Unit School District 203 and Indian Prairie School District 204 serve different parts of the city. Confirm the district for any home you consider.
General information, not legal, tax or financial advice. School boundaries, taxes and services vary by address, so confirm the details for any home you consider. Sources: Naperville newcomer guide.
Tell us what you are looking for and we will help you compare communities, timing and next steps. Selling first? Get a free home value.