La Grange is a vibrant and highly walkable community located approximately 14 miles west of downtown Chicago in Cook County. It offers residents a compelling blend of small-town charm and urban amenities, with excellent transportation access, including two Metra stations providing a commute of under 30 minutes to the city.

The village is renowned for its award-winning downtown, which serves as a bustling hub of activity. Wide sidewalks, boutique shops, a variety of acclaimed restaurants, a historic movie theater, and year-round events and festivals create a lively, welcoming atmosphere. A key photo spot and iconic landmark of the village is the historic Stone Avenue Metra Station, known for its beautiful Richardsonian Romanesque architecture.

La Grange is steeped in history, evidenced by the La Grange Village Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and features over 1,000 architecturally significant homes from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The community highly values its quality of life, with numerous parks managed by the Park District of La Grange, highly rated schools, and a strong sense of civic engagement. It successfully combines historic preservation with modern convenience, making it a desirable place to live for families and professionals alike.

Character: A vibrant and active village with a "warm, inviting ambiance" and a strong downtown.

Downtown: Features specialty shops, restaurants, and entertainment options in areas like downtown La Grange and the West End.

Schools: Served by an award winning educational system, including the nationally ranked Lyons Township High School.

Community: Has an active park district, a public library, and a diverse range of churches.