Getting to Know Tinley Park, Illinois
A local guide to neighborhoods, schools, parks, dining, shopping, transportation and everyday life in Tinley Park—plus a look at recent subdivision-level home sales.
Getting to know Tinley Park
Tinley Park is a southwest suburb of Chicago with a historic downtown, established residential neighborhoods, regional shopping, commuter rail and a major live-entertainment destination. Permanent settlement began in the 1830s. The community was established as Bremen in 1853, renamed Tinley Park in 1890 in honor of railroad station agent Samuel Tinley Sr., and incorporated in 1892.
55,140
U.S. Census Bureau July 1, 2025 estimate; 2020 Census count: 55,971.
Primarily Cook County
The Village also extends into Will County. Always verify the county and municipal jurisdiction for an exact property.
Metra Rock Island District
Two stations serve Tinley Park with service toward Chicago.
1892
The name Tinley Park was adopted in 1890.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts · Village history.
Tinley Park subdivisions and neighborhoods
The MRED export supplied for this guide contains 64 distinct subdivision labels. Additional neighborhood matches were identified from address-level property information. The directory below reflects names appearing in the sales data and verified research; it is not a complete municipal subdivision map, and phases or similarly named developments may be grouped differently in public records.
A–C
- Ashford Manor
- Brementowne
- Brementowne Villas
- Bristol Park
- Brookside East
- Brookside Glen
- Brookside Glen – Unit 4
- Brookside Meadows
- Brookside Place
- Caledonia Meadows
- Cambridge
- Cambridge Place
- Carlyle Ridge
- Chantilly
- Cherry Creek
- Cherry Hill Farms
- Chestnut Cove
- Crystal Cove
C–H
- Eagle Ridge
- Eagles Nest
- Edgewater Walk
- Fairfax Court
- Fairfield Glen
- Fairfield Glen – Unit 3
- Fairmont Village
- Forest Glen
- Gallagher Henry’s Fairmont No. 1
- Glen Swilly
- Grafton Place
- Hamilton Hills
- Hamilton Lakes
- Highlands
- Kimberly Heights
- Lakeview Condos
- Lancaster Highlands
- Mansfield
H–P
- Meadow Mews
- Meadow Park
- Millenium Lakes
- Misty Pines
- Oak Ridge
- Oak Village
- Odyssey Country Club
- Park Place
- Park Venture
- Parkside
- Pheasant Chase
- Pheasant Chase – Phase 1
- Pheasant Chase West
- Pheasant Lake
- Radcliffe Place
- Raintree
- Ridgepointe Woods
- Steeple Run
P–W
- Stonebrooke Villas
- Sundale Hills
- Sundale Ridge
- Tanbark
- The Pines
- Timbers Edge
- Timbers Estates
- Timbers West
- Tinley Heights
- Tinley Heights – Unit 2
- Tinley Meadows
- Tinley Terrace
- Towne Pointe
- Townpointe
- West Point Meadows
- Westberry
- Whispering Cove
Subdivision names can refer to recorded plats, phases, condominium developments or marketing names. Similar names are not necessarily interchangeable. For a specific home, verify the legal description, taxing districts, association documents and municipal jurisdiction.
For official municipal information, start with the Village of Tinley Park and its planning and zoning resources.
Six-Month Rolling Closed-Sale Market Snapshot
Tinley Park area · MRED closed-sale export supplied for this guide
This snapshot separates detached single-family homes from attached homes. Vacant land and multi-unit records are excluded. Only sales with a subdivision name in the export or an additional address-level match supported during research are included.
Detached homes — average closed sale price
| Subdivision | Average closed sale price |
|---|---|
| Brementowne | $352,725 |
| Brementowne Villas | $531,000 |
| Bristol Park | $736,500 |
| Brookside Glen | $549,367 |
| Brookside Glen – Unit 4 | $622,000 |
| Cherry Creek | $378,300 |
| Cherry Hill Farms | $380,000 |
| Fairfax Court | $490,000 |
| Fairfield Glen | $575,000 |
| Fairfield Glen – Unit 3 | $605,000 |
| Fairmont Village | $415,000 |
| Gallagher Henry’s Fairmont No. 1 | $465,000 |
| Hamilton Lakes | $390,000 |
| Highlands | $410,000 |
| Kimberly Heights | $447,500 |
| Lakeview Condos | $320,000 |
| Misty Pines | $463,990 |
| Oak Ridge | $522,491 |
| Odyssey Country Club | $552,500 |
| Park Venture | $280,000 |
| Parkside | $374,125 |
| Pheasant Chase – Phase 1 | $394,900 |
| Pheasant Lake | $707,500 |
| Radcliffe Place | $329,500 |
| Stonebrooke Villas | $300,000 |
| Sundale Hills | $440,000 |
| Sundale Ridge | $376,000 |
| The Pines | $436,500 |
| Timbers Edge | $440,667 |
| Timbers Estates | $517,500 |
| Timbers West | $325,000 |
| Tinley Heights | $385,000 |
| Tinley Heights – Unit 2 | $315,000 |
| Tinley Meadows | $260,000 |
| Tinley Terrace | $370,000 |
| Westberry | $300,000 |
Attached homes — average closed sale price
| Subdivision | Average closed sale price |
|---|---|
| Ashford Manor | $290,000 |
| Brementowne | $232,111 |
| Bristol Park | $306,875 |
| Brookside East | $360,000 |
| Brookside Glen | $370,143 |
| Brookside Meadows | $275,000 |
| Brookside Place | $325,250 |
| Caledonia Meadows | $264,000 |
| Cambridge | $290,000 |
| Cambridge Place | $296,850 |
| Carlyle Ridge | $343,700 |
| Chantilly | $225,000 |
| Cherry Creek | $219,900 |
| Cherry Hill Farms | $227,000 |
| Chestnut Cove | $390,000 |
| Crystal Cove | $315,000 |
| Eagle Ridge | $300,000 |
| Eagles Nest | $199,950 |
| Edgewater Walk | $325,000 |
| Fairfax Court | $320,000 |
| Fairfield Glen | $335,000 |
| Forest Glen | $310,000 |
| Glen Swilly | $285,000 |
| Grafton Place | $295,000 |
| Hamilton Hills | $315,000 |
| Lakeview Condos | $245,000 |
| Lancaster Highlands | $300,000 |
| Mansfield | $325,000 |
| Meadow Mews | $280,000 |
| Meadow Park | $290,000 |
| Millenium Lakes | $315,000 |
| Oak Village | $285,000 |
| Park Place | $310,000 |
| Park Venture | $275,000 |
| Parkside | $295,000 |
| Radcliffe Place | $325,000 |
| Ridgepointe Woods | $340,000 |
| Stonebrooke Villas | $355,000 |
| Sundale Hills | $290,000 |
| Timbers West | $305,000 |
| Tinley Terrace | $285,000 |
| Towne Pointe | $315,000 |
| Townpointe | $320,000 |
| Whispering Cove | $295,000 |
These are averages calculated from the qualifying records in the supplied export. Subdivisions with no qualifying closed sales in the export do not appear in the price tables. The figures are not appraisals or predictions of future value.
Schools and education
School assignments in the Tinley Park area depend on the exact property address. The community is served by multiple elementary and high-school districts, so a Tinley Park mailing address does not automatically determine which schools serve a home. Families should verify current attendance boundaries and enrollment information directly with the appropriate district.
Elementary and middle schools
Several elementary districts serve portions of the Tinley Park area. Confirm the assigned district and school for the specific property rather than relying on a general town or ZIP-code search.
Village community informationHigh schools
Multiple high-school districts serve the broader Tinley Park area. Confirm the district boundary and current attendance assignment by property address.
Illinois State Board of EducationPrivate and early education
Private schools, preschools and early-childhood programs are available in Tinley Park and nearby communities. Check each school’s current programs, admissions and transportation details.
School district boundaries and attendance assignments can change. Always verify with the district before making a housing decision.
Parks, recreation and outdoor spaces
The Tinley Park-Park District maintains more than 40 parks and a wide range of recreational facilities, programs and sports amenities. Its offerings include playgrounds, ball fields, trails, recreation facilities, aquatic activities, arts programming and seasonal events.
Major facilities
- Tony Bettenhausen Recreation Center
- White Water Canyon Water Park
- Tinley Fitness
- McCarthy Recreation Building
- Vogt Visual Arts Center
- Tinley Junction Miniature Golf & Batting Cages
- Canine Campus Dog Park
- Freedom Park Sports Complex
Community parks
Park sites and facilities are spread throughout the community. Check the Park District’s official park directory and maps for locations, amenities, accessibility and current conditions.
Park directory and mapsPrograms and events
Residents can find youth and adult recreation, fitness, arts, camps, sports leagues and seasonal community activities through the Park District’s current activity guide.
Tinley Park-Park DistrictThe Park District reports 40+ parks, 34 ball fields, 33 playgrounds and seven facilities. Facility details and program schedules may change.
Dining, downtown and entertainment
Tinley Park offers a mix of local restaurants, casual dining, pubs, coffee and specialty food businesses. Downtown Tinley is a gathering place for dining, shopping and community events, while the broader commercial corridors offer additional choices. Because restaurants, tenants and hours change, use current business listings before making a trip.
Downtown Tinley
Explore the historic downtown district for restaurants, independent businesses, seasonal events and the Harmony Square gathering space.
Village of Tinley ParkLive entertainment
Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre is a major regional outdoor concert venue, bringing national touring acts and large summer events to the area.
Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre eventsLocal business directory
For current restaurant names, locations and business information, consult the Village’s business resources and local directory rather than relying on an outdated list.
Village business resourcesShopping, groceries and everyday errands
Shopping and services are distributed along major roads including Harlem Avenue, Oak Park Avenue, 159th Street, 171st Street and LaGrange Road. Residents also use nearby Orland Park, Oak Forest, Mokena and other southwest suburban retail corridors for additional options. Store locations and tenant mixes change, so verify individual retailers before visiting.
Downtown Tinley
Independent shops, restaurants and services in the historic downtown area.
Regional shopping corridors
Retail centers and everyday services line the community’s major commercial routes, with additional large-format shopping nearby.
Groceries and essentials
Multiple grocery, pharmacy, home-improvement and convenience options serve the Tinley Park area. Check the exact location and current hours for the store you plan to use.
Metra, highways and commuting
Tinley Park is served by Metra’s Rock Island District, with two stations providing commuter rail service toward downtown Chicago. Check current schedules, fares, parking rules and service alerts before commuting.
Tinley Park Station
Located near the downtown area, serving the Rock Island District.
Metra schedules and station information179th Street Station
A second Rock Island District station serving the south side of the community.
Metra schedules and station informationMajor road connections include Interstate 80, Interstate 57 and nearby Interstate 294, along with Harlem Avenue, Oak Park Avenue, LaGrange Road, 159th Street, 167th Street and 179th Street. Commute times vary with destination, traffic and time of day.
Useful information for Tinley Park residents
The Village website is the best starting point for municipal services, permits, public safety, utility information, community alerts, meeting schedules and local contacts. Some properties with Tinley Park mailing addresses may be outside Village limits and served by different taxing bodies or utilities.
Village Hall and municipal services
Check the Village website for current address, department contacts, office hours, permits, code information and service updates.
Village of Tinley ParkPublic safety
Find police, fire and emergency-management information through official Village resources. Call 911 for emergencies.
Village departmentsLibrary services
The Tinley Park Public Library offers library services, programs, resources and community events.
Tinley Park Public LibraryCommunity history
The Tinley Park Historical Society and local history collections preserve the community’s railroad, settlement and neighborhood history.
Tinley Park Historical SocietyPark District programs
Find recreation, sports, fitness, arts, camps and special events through the Park District’s seasonal guides.
Tinley Park-Park DistrictCounty and property information
Properties may fall in Cook or Will County. Use the appropriate assessor, recorder and tax collector resources for parcel, assessment and tax information.
Cook County Assessor · Will CountyBuying or selling a home in Tinley Park?
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