Ukrainian Village

Ukrainian Village wears its cultural history out in the open, having been a haven for refugees during World War I. Echoes of its past exist alongside the new shops and hip restaurants that have been blossoming in the area, and the end result is a pleasing cultural mélange, making Ukrainian Village real estate a hot commodity.

Things to Do in Ukrainian Village

Located just northwest of the Loop, Ukrainian Village is known for its stunning architecture and historic landmarks. Just a quick walk through the area will showcase such gems as the Holy Trinity Cathedral and the St. George Cathedral, as well as traditional houses and pleasant tree-lined streets.

Residents particularly look forward to the Ukrainian Village Fest, which comes annually every September. You’ll enjoy delicious food and drink and well as a varied range of performances and artwork. For a taste of the extraordinary, head to the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art to take in some of the most daring and challenging works of the contemporary art scene.

Top Restaurants and Bars

Thanks to its diverse cultural heritage, Ukrainian Village is home to a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and cafes. Just a few of the most popular local spots are listed below.

• Arami: Named one of America’s best new sushi restaurants by Bon Appetit, Arami offers dishes such as togarashi-seared tuna, fresh sashimi, and uni shooters, and includes a newly expanded robata grill.
• Milk and Honey Café: Though less adventurous than Arami, the Milk and Honey Café makes up for it by offering brunch food such as orange brioche French toast with toasted almonds and maple syrup or grilled panini with scrambled eggs, bacon, cheddar, and tomato.
• Empty Bottle: Find a wide selection of beers, wines, and spirits behind the bar and enjoy some of the best alternative music in the city.

Schools

The surge of interest in Ukrainian Village real estate isn’t just due to its buzzing atmosphere. Young families are becoming increasingly attracted to the area due its numerous educational institutions, which include:

• Albert R. Sabin Elementary Magnet School
• A.N. Pritzker School
• Chicago High School for the Arts
• Christopher Columbus Elementary School
• Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos Puerto Rican High School
• Ellen Mitchell Elementary School
• Erie Elementary Charter School
• Frederic Chopin Elementary School
• Humboldt Park High School
• Jose De Diego Elementary Community Academy
• LaSalle II Magnet Elementary School
• Mancel Talcott Elementary School
• Roberto Clemente Community Academy High School
• UNO Charter High School
• Wells Community Academy High School

Borders

Ukrainian Village is bordered to the north by W. Division, to the south by W. Grand, to the east by N. Damen, and to the west by N. Western.

Ukrainian Village is only around ten minutes from the Loop and enjoys service from the Blue Line and Metra, so you’re never far from the center of the city. CTA bus routes include Damen and Western Avenue buses on the eastern and western borders, as well as Division and Grand buses to the north and south. Within the community, residents can use the Chicago Avenue bus to get around.

Explore Ukrainian Village Real Estate With Chicago Home Partner

Ukrainian Village is one of the latest real estate hot spots in Chicago, with more and more people searching for a home each day. At Chicago Home Partner, we can help you find houses, condominiums, and rentals, so don’t hesitate to contact us today for more information.