What are the nicest U.S. suburbs you've ever visited?

[Anonymous]

Ridgewood, NJ

[Anonymous]

Greenwich, Ct

[Anonymous]

Palo Alto, CA

[Anonymous]

Greenwich, Ct

[Anonymous]

Yes La Jolla.

[Anonymous]

Lake Oswego, OR

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wilmette, IL. Gorgeous old homes on tree lined streets (some brick). Cute, cute walkable downtown with a train station to the Chicago loop. (<30 minute commute.) Amazing schools.

Chicago has some truly great burbs. I also nominate Glenview.

Also, Peoria.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wilmette, IL. Gorgeous old homes on tree lined streets (some brick). Cute, cute walkable downtown with a train station to the Chicago loop. (<30 minute commute.) Amazing schools.

Chicago has some truly great burbs. I also nominate Glenview.

Also, Peoria.

Good one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just moved to Patk City and really loving it!
But I also enjoyed Bethesda!!

Do you mean park city utah? Is that really considered a suburb of SLC vs its own independent thing? I am genuinely asking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wilmette, IL. Gorgeous old homes on tree lined streets (some brick). Cute, cute walkable downtown with a train station to the Chicago loop. (<30 minute commute.) Amazing schools.

Chicago has some truly great burbs. I also nominate Glenview.

Also, Peoria.

Good one.

I heard it’s so nice!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wilmette, IL. Gorgeous old homes on tree lined streets (some brick). Cute, cute walkable downtown with a train station to the Chicago loop. (<30 minute commute.) Amazing schools.

Chicago has some truly great burbs. I also nominate Glenview.

Used to live in Oak Park (IL) just outside Chicago and think it's a great place to visit with all the Frank Loyd Wright architecture, plus Victorian homes, lots of trees, nice downtown, etc.

[Anonymous]

Chicago north shore burbs really do win this debate. I grew up in the area ( now Dh and I live in Alexandria) but my parents are still in Glencoe and sister is in Evanston. We are relocating back there in 2021. I would take any of the towns from Evanston through Lake Bluff a long the lake. They are all beautiful with excellent schools, established neighborhoods with the tree lined streets, town centers with shops and restaurants and a train station. The property taxes are crazy high though but I guess you get what you pay for.

[Anonymous]

Don’t forget about the weather that makes you wish you were dead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Concord, Mass.

I just google imaged Concord, Ma. Stunningly beautiful

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love Coronado, CA (San Diego)

+1, also 5 min from downtown

Westlake Hills in Austin