Hickory Hills, IL
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Hickory Hills real estate at a glance
Live inventory changes continually. Long-term housing data gives buyers and sellers a practical framework for understanding Hickory Hills' mix of detached homes, attached homes and multifamily housing—and why condition and address-level research matter.
Source: CMAP Hickory Hills Community Data Snapshot, June 2026 release using 2020–2024 American Community Survey five-year estimates. These figures describe the municipality, not any individual property.
Homes and architecture in Hickory Hills
Hickory Hills offers a broad housing mix. CMAP reports that 59.6% of housing units are detached single-family homes, 49.4% were built from 1940 through 1969, 31.2% were built from 1970 through 1989, and the median year built is 1970. Detached homes share the community with townhomes, condominiums and multifamily buildings, so two nearby properties may differ substantially in layout, association responsibilities, updates and maintenance needs.
The City's forms and permits and Building Department are useful starting points for address-level research. Permit history, zoning and renovation requirements are property-specific, so verify the exact address and proposed work with the City and qualified professionals.
Make room for the right questions.
Choose the topics you want to bring to a showing. Your two-home worksheet takes shape as you go—ready to print and make your own.
New cabinets and fresh paint tell only part of the story. Ask for a description of the work before drawing conclusions about its quality.
Write “unknown” when information is missing. Missing paperwork is a question to investigate, not proof of defective work.
Confirm records, approvals and project requirements directly with the responsible local department for the exact property. An updated finish is not proof of approved work.
Hickory Hills building and permit resourcesTry the route from the actual home. Confirm any school-assignment questions with the district; a ZIP code is not a boundary guarantee.
Find school contactsKeep condition, inspection scope, property-tax records and financing questions visible while you compare—not just the asking price.
Cook County property recordsA question list, not a property score or an inspection. A permit, license or attractive finish does not establish every aspect of a home’s condition. Confirm property-specific questions with the appropriate professionals.
Sold8559 S 85th Court
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
Past sale price$625,0005 beds · 4 full baths · 3,475 sq ft (assessor-reported)
View sold propertyMLS 12269656
Listing courtesy of Cucci Realty
Sold8937 Sandra Lane
Hickory Hills, IL 60457
Past sale price$260,5203 beds · 2 full baths · 1,092 sq ft (assessor-reported)
View sold propertyMLS 11963313
Listing courtesy of Cucci Realty
Past sales are not available listings or current valuations. These examples do not imply property defects or inspection outcomes. Property details are provided through Cucci Realty’s IDX. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.
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A practical guide to Hickory Hills, Illinois
Hickory Hills is a southwest suburb shaped by residential neighborhoods, the 95th Street and Roberts Road corridors, local parks and recreation facilities. Its location near I-294, I-55 and LaGrange Road adds regional access. Use this address-first guide to explore daily life, then verify school eligibility, transportation, permits and utilities for the exact home you are considering.
Parks, trails and room to get outside
Parks, trails and everyday outdoor stops
Find your everyday outdoor stop. Hickory Hills Park District facilities provide local playgrounds, sports facilities, recreation programs and gathering places. Confirm current access and schedules directly.
Kasey Meadow Park
The Cynthia Neal Center campus includes a splash pad, sled hill, half-mile walking track, outdoor fitness equipment, playgrounds, courts, ball diamonds, soccer fields and a skate park.
Explore Kasey Meadow ParkPrairie View Park
This four-acre park at 82nd Avenue and 85th Street includes play equipment, a picnic area, walking trail, pond and parking.
See Prairie View ParkKrueger Park Recreation Center
The recreation center at 9100 South 88th Avenue is one of the Park District's primary locations for programs, registration and community activities.
Check current recreation informationLocal planning tip: Programs, splash-pad operations and facility schedules can change. Confirm current information with the Hickory Hills Park District before you go.
Architecture, arts and neighborhood identity
Architecture, culture and community connections
Look beyond the listing photos. Hickory Hills combines residential blocks, city services, Park District programs and commercial corridors along 95th Street and Roberts Road.
City of Hickory Hills
The City's website provides current notices, department contacts, meeting information, forms and resident resources.
Visit the official City website95th Street and Roberts Road
These corridors concentrate grocery, dining, service and everyday retail options across Hickory Hills.
Browse the City business directoryCity news and events
City announcements are a practical starting point for current public meetings, seasonal programs and community events.
Check the latest City updatesFor current meetings, public notices and local programs, use the City website and Hickory Hills Park District.
Getting around Hickory Hills
Plan the route from your actual address
Try the commute before choosing the home. Hickory Hills sits near I-294, I-55 and LaGrange Road, while Pace routes connect parts of the community with Midway, CTA rail, Moraine Valley and other southwest-suburban destinations. Test every route from the exact property.
Pace Route 379
Route 379 provides daily service connecting Midway, Moraine Valley College and Orland Square via 79th Street, 88th Avenue–Cork Avenue and LaGrange Road.
Check Route 379 servicePace and regional connections
Route 381 connects the CTA Red Line at 95th Street with Moraine Valley College; selected trips operate via 95th Street and 88th Avenue in Hickory Hills. Route 385 provides weekday service between Midway and Crestwood while serving Hickory Hills and other nearby communities.
Check Route 385 serviceCheck Route 381 serviceSchools: verify by exact address
Confirm assignment with the district
The City lists multiple elementary and high-school districts serving different portions of Hickory Hills. Enrollment eligibility, boundaries and programs can change, so verify every property directly with the responsible district.
Use official district resources for address-level enrollment questions. GreatSchools provides independent information and reviews, not assignment or admissions decisions. Confirm important school decisions directly with the responsible district.
City services and move-in utilities
Local contacts and move-in utilities
Hickory Hills manages municipal services through City Hall and its departments. Confirm account responsibility, start dates and property-specific requirements before closing or moving.
Everyday groceries in Hickory Hills
Everyday stops for your routine
Picture your everyday errands. Several full-service and specialty grocery options sit directly along the 95th Street and Roberts Road corridors.
Jewel-Osco
9528 South Roberts Road, Hickory HillsA full-service grocery and pharmacy location with pickup and delivery options.
View the Hickory Hills storeFairplay Foods
8631 West 95th Street, Hickory HillsA neighborhood supermarket with meat, seafood, deli, bakery, produce, international groceries and prepared-food options.
See the Hickory Hills market95th Produce Market
7759 West 95th Street, Hickory HillsA local market offering fresh produce and a selection of international and specialty grocery items.
View store informationBefore moving: Compare the route from the exact home, especially if walking, using transit or relying on pickup or delivery. Store hours and services can change; verify them on the linked location page.
Local flavor and things to do
Places to explore beyond the showing
Make time to explore between showings. Local restaurants, recreation facilities and seasonal community programming create Hickory Hills' everyday rhythm. Hours, menus and event schedules can change, so confirm details directly.
Vito & Nick's II
The City business directory lists this pizza and Italian-food business at 9644 South Roberts Road in Hickory Hills. Confirm current hours and offerings directly.
Find Vito & Nick's IIHickory Hills Country Club
The City business directory lists this 27-hole golf and banquet venue at 8201 West 95th Street in Hickory Hills. Confirm current access and booking information directly.
Explore the country clubPark District programs
Use the Hickory Hills Park District calendar to research recreation, classes and community activities.
Explore Park District programsFor more ways to connect locally, check the City's latest updates and Hickory Hills Park District for current local notices and programs.
Hickory Hills property research resources
Use these tools for address-specific research. Public records are useful screening resources, but they do not replace inspections, legal advice or direct confirmation with the responsible agency.
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Hickory Hills real estate FAQs
Does ZIP code 60457 match Hickory Hills exactly?
ZIP codes and municipal boundaries are different systems. Use the exact property address and official municipal or parcel resources to confirm that a home is within Hickory Hills.
What types and ages of homes are common in Hickory Hills?
CMAP housing data for 2020–2024 reports that 59.6% of Hickory Hills housing units are detached single-family homes, 49.4% were built from 1940 through 1969 and 31.2% were built from 1970 through 1989. Individual properties still vary widely in condition, layout, updates, association obligations and maintenance needs.
Which public transportation options serve Hickory Hills?
Pace Routes 379, 381 and 385 serve parts of Hickory Hills and connect with destinations including Midway, CTA rail, Moraine Valley and other southwest-suburban communities. Verify current schedules, stops and the route from a specific home directly with Pace.
How should buyers verify schools, taxes and permits for a Hickory Hills home?
Use the exact address with the responsible school district, Cook County Assessor and City of Hickory Hills permit resources. Boundaries, exemptions, assessments and records can change, so confirm important details with the responsible agency and qualified professionals.
How current are the Hickory Hills listings on this page?
The property search uses the active MLS feed and can change as homes are listed, updated, placed under contract or removed. Confirm current availability and showing instructions before relying on a particular listing.
Listing status, school boundaries, transportation schedules, taxes and municipal requirements can change. Verify important details with the appropriate official source and qualified professionals.