Park Royal, a 4-story condominium building completed in 1972, stands as a fixture in the Wood Dale community. With 90 units, this mid-sized complex offers residents a blend of comfort and convenience. The building's enduring presence over the past five decades speaks to its appeal among those seeking a stable, suburban lifestyle in the Chicago metropolitan area.
Park Royal offers generously sized 2- and 3-bedroom units, ranging from 1,440 to 2,200 square feet. The 2-bedroom layouts, priced around $250,000, provide ample space with two full bathrooms. For those requiring more room, the 3-bedroom units, available for approximately $330,000, offer up to 2,200 square feet of living space, also featuring two bathrooms. Recent renovations have enhanced many units, bringing them up to contemporary standards. Kitchens have been remodeled with modern appliances and finishes, while bathrooms have undergone updates to improve both functionality and aesthetics. Some units boast professionally organized walk-in closets, providing abundant storage space. The living areas are designed to maximize natural light, creating bright and welcoming interiors. Many units feature large covered balconies, offering residents private outdoor spaces with views of the surrounding area, including a picturesque pond. Interior improvements such as new Pella windows and patio doors contribute to energy efficiency and noise reduction. Attention to detail is evident throughout, with some units showcasing solid wood 5-panel bedroom and bathroom doors, adding a touch of elegance to the living space. The inclusion of in-unit washers and dryers adds convenience to daily life. For those who enjoy entertaining, select units come with surprise wet bars, perfect for hosting gatherings or enjoying a quiet evening at home.
Park Royal provides a range of amenities designed to enhance residents' lifestyles throughout the seasons. The heated pool serves as a centerpiece for warm-weather relaxation and exercise. For those who prefer indoor workouts, the building houses an exercise room complete with a sauna, offering a perfect way to unwind after a rigorous session. Social gatherings are made easy with the inclusion of a party room and clubhouse, ideal for hosting events or meeting neighbors. These communal spaces foster a sense of community within the building. Practical amenities abound as well. An elevator ensures easy access to all floors, while extra storage in the heated garage provides residents with additional space for their belongings. The indoor parking garage offers a coveted amenity in the Chicago area, protecting vehicles from harsh weather conditions. Each unit comes with one heated garage space and one assigned exterior parking spot, addressing the parking needs of residents and their guests. The building's low assessment fees cover essential services such as water, gas for heating and cooking, refuse collection, and exterior maintenance, simplifying residents' monthly expenses and responsibilities.
Wood Dale, situated about 23 miles from Chicago, offers residents a blend of suburban tranquility and urban accessibility. The neighborhood is characterized by its family-oriented atmosphere, good schools, and abundance of parks and nature preserves. For outdoor enthusiasts, the area boasts several parks within easy reach. Central Park, just a mile away, provides facilities for various activities including soccer and playground equipment for children. The Forest Preserves of DuPage County manage several nearby reservoirs, such as Salt Creek Park, offering opportunities for hiking, picnicking, and fishing. Shopping and dining options are plentiful in the vicinity. Residents can find everyday essentials at nearby grocery stores like Frank's Fresh Market in Georgetown Square or the Jewel-Osco, conveniently located next to a Target store about two miles away. For those craving local flavors, Irving Park Road hosts several restaurants, including the renowned Sweet Baby Ray's Barbecue, owned by Dave "Sweet Baby Ray" Raymond himself. The community spirit of Wood Dale is evident in its annual events, such as the Prairie Fest. This four-day celebration features live music, entertainment for all ages, food, drinks, and a carnival, kicking off with a special Resident Appreciation Night. Education is a priority in the area, with Wood Dale School District receiving positive ratings. Fenton High School, within walking distance of Park Royal, offers programs like Career Pathways to help students explore different career options before graduation. The proximity to Chicago allows residents to enjoy the benefits of suburban living while maintaining access to the amenities of a major city.
Park Royal's location in Wood Dale offers residents various transportation options, balancing suburban living with accessibility to major urban centers. The Wood Dale Metra Station, approximately a mile away, serves as a crucial link to downtown Chicago via the Milwaukee District West Line. This 40-minute train ride provides a convenient alternative for commuters looking to avoid city traffic and parking challenges. For those preferring to drive, Interstate 290 runs along the southern edge of Wood Dale, offering a route into Chicago, about 23 miles away. This proximity to major highways facilitates easy access to other suburban areas and the broader Chicagoland region. The neighborhood's layout primarily caters to car owners, reflecting its suburban nature. However, local bus services are available for shorter trips within Wood Dale and neighboring communities. Bus stops such as Green & Center and York & Railroad, both within a couple of miles of Park Royal, connect residents to surrounding areas via routes like the Grand Avenue and River Road - York Road lines. One of the most significant transportation assets in the area is the nearby O'Hare International Airport, just 9 miles away or about a 15-minute drive. This proximity is particularly advantageous for frequent travelers or those working in aviation-related industries. However, residents should be aware of potential noise from flight paths, although efforts like the New Fly Quiet Program aim to mitigate nighttime disturbances. While the area is primarily car-dependent, there are some opportunities for cycling, with a somewhat bikeable environment for local trips or recreation. The combination of these transportation options allows residents to tailor their commuting and travel choices to their individual needs, whether that involves driving, using public transit, or a mix of both.
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