Interested in living in The Glen? You’ve come to the right place. You’ll find homes for sale, updated daily (no registration required), complete with photos, details and mapping.
The Glen…a one of a kind housing and lifestyle community built on the site of the former Glenview Naval Air Base. 2,000 homes grace the eight distinct neighborhoods which make up The Glen. Homeowners will tell you, though, that living here is not merely about a place to live. The Glen offers a different way to live.
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Our community is a unique blend of urban and suburban living. Imagine strolling from your home to The Glen’s “Main Street”, Tower Drive, with 17 restaurants, 20+ shops and boutiques, a movie theatre, art gallery, and much more. Or perhaps you’re in the mood for a round of golf. You have a choice of an 18 hole Tom Fazio designed championship course or a lovely 9 hole course, literally across the street. Work in the city? Our beautiful Metra train station is a walk or short drive from anywhere in The Glen.
If you are interested in buying or selling in The Glen, call or text award-winning Realtor, Margaret Ludemann, at 847-401-1802 or you can send an email. Margaret is a long time Glen homeowner. You can expect a prompt, confidential reply, and a no-rush, no-pressure Realtor professional to answer your every question.
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Cambridge ♦ Chapel Crossing ♦ Glen Shore Condos ♦ Landings at the Glen ♦ Patriot Commons ♦ Regency at the Glen ♦ Southgate ♦ Tower Crossing ♦ Westgate at The Glen
News About The Glen
Safety. You’ll find few other factors more important to home buyers. And here’s some great news for homeowners in The Glen, a residential and retail development in Glenview, Illinois. Glenview is ranked the 37th safest city in the United States! OK, let’s put that in perspective. According to U.S. Census Bureau statistics, there are 19,354 […]
There are definite signs that buyers interested in purchasing homes are starting early this year. In a typical year, new contracts for home sales decline significantly after Thanksgiving, and the real estate market is dead through year end. Within a week or two after the New Year, we begin seeing a few buyers poke their […]