Welcome to Beverly View: A Quiet Hilltop Retreat with City Access and Country Charm

Welcome to Beverly View: A Quiet Hilltop Retreat with City Access and Country Charm

Perched on the rolling bluffs of Chicago’s far South Side, Beverly View is a peaceful, residential pocket known for its scenic landscapes, spacious homes, and strong sense of community. Nestled near the intersection of 103rd Street and Pulaski Road — just west of the historic Beverly neighborhood and north of Morgan Park — Beverly View offers a rare blend of elevated living, affordability, and old-Chicago character.

Framed by tree-lined streets and gentle hills, this quiet enclave features a mix of mid-century brick bungalows, split-level homes, and ranch-style houses — many sitting on deep, landscaped lots that give a suburban feel without leaving the city. With larger yards than most urban neighborhoods and noticeably lower property taxes, Beverly View has become a sought-after destination for families, city workers, and first-time homeowners looking for value and space.

Residents enjoy a tranquil atmosphere, low crime, and a neighborly vibe where kids play outside and holiday decorations line the sidewalks each season. The area shares the same strong community pride, school dedication, and Irish-American heritage as its famous neighbor, Beverly — but often at a more accessible price point.

While quiet and residential, Beverly View is far from isolated. Just minutes away, Western Avenue offers beloved local institutions like Swedish Bakery, The Fireplace Restaurant, and boutique shopping, while the Metra Rock Island Line at 103rd Street (and nearby 91st Street station) provides a direct, scenic commute to downtown Chicago in under 30 minutes.

Outdoor recreation is close at hand:

  • Riis Park and Morgan Park offer playgrounds, sports fields, and walking paths

  • The Beverly Hills Trail winds through wooded areas and quiet side streets

  • And Jackson Park, with its lagoons, museums, and golf, is just 15 minutes north

With easy access to I-57 and the Bishop Ford Freeway, commuting by car is simple — whether you're heading to the Loop, Ford City, or the southwest suburbs.

Though not an official neighborhood name, "Beverly View" captures something real: a lifestyle of calm, convenience, and charm — where you can wake up to a quiet street, watch the seasons change on a front porch, and still be in the heart of the city by morning rush.

This is Chicago living with breathing room.

 

Neigborhood Experts