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Welcome To Wilmette
Incorporated in 1872, after the Great Chicago Fire, Wilmette is considered one of the most ideal settings in the Chicagoland area. Known for its public schools; proximity to Lake Michigan and its beautiful beaches; excellent transportation; large, well-manicured trees; spacious custom built Tudors, Victorians and Colonial style homes, this quiet residential Village is extremely popular with wealthy executive home buyers. Two-stories, split levels, ranches, bungalows and apartments (both condominiums and rental) can also be found in this exclusive community, which has been designated "Tree City USA" nine times.
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| One of the many beautiful beaches along Lake Michigan in Wilmette. |

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Population:
26,690
Median Home Price: $325,000
Median Family Income: $81,568 |
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Recreation
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Lake Michigan is the primary recreational attraction, but Wilmette has two public and two private golf courses, two indoor ice rinks, an outdoor pool, athletic fields, community center/fitness club, 19 public parks, a harbor, and one private town club with health facilites.
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Schools
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District 37
Phone: (847) 251-3587
Avoca West: (847) 724-6800 K-5
Marie Murphy: (847) 251-3617 6-8
District 203
Phone: (847) 446-7000
New Trier High School 9-12
District 39
Phone: (847) 256-2450
Central: (847) 251-3252 K-4
Highcrest Middle: (847) 853-2900 5-6
McKenzie: (847) 251-2295 K-4
Harper: (847) 251-6754 K-4
Romona (847) 256-0211 K-4
Wilmette Jr. High: (847) 256-7280 7-8
Additional Educational Opportunities
St. Francis Xavier (Pre-School - 8th)
Loyola Academy and Regina Dominican High Schools
National-Louis University & Mallinckrodt Branch of Loyola University.
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