1116 Langley Cir.
Naperville, IL 60563

Brookdale is a warm and welcoming community whose neighborhood character reflects its rural farm history. Our residents, a lively mix of long-time residents and newcomers, cherish Brookdale for both its many amenities and its friendly and caring spirit. It is a great place to live and a great place to raise a family.

Brookdale is part of incorporated Naperville, in the county of DuPage. Our school district, Indian Prairie School District 204, is a top-performing district providing educational leadership to Illinois schools.

Location

Brookdale is conveniently located in the northwest corner of Naperville, close to the I-88 Tollway via the Route 59 or Winfield Road exits. In addition, we are minutes from the Burlington Northern Metra station on Route 59. Our boundaries are McDowell Road (north), Raymond Drive (east), North Aurora Road (south) and Route 59 (west).

Brookdale Amenities

In addition to the ease of access to major transportation routes, Brookdale offers the following community appeals:

• Proximity to transportation (I-88, Route 59 and Metra)
• Proximity to area shopping and Downtown Naperville 
• Proximity to McDowell Forest Preserve (walk or bike ride)
• Strong neighborhood association (BHA) with active social and civic affairs
• Brookdale Racquet Club pool and tennis facilities
• Neighborhood beauty, character and values
• Neighborhood churches within borders
• Neighborhood senior residences for keeping parents close
• Location of elementary and middle schools within neighborhood boundaries
• School excellence: 

   - Brookdale Elementary
   - Thayer J. Hill Elementary
   - Metea Valley High School

 The Naperville area is home to many popular retailers, restaurants and shopping centers, such as downtown Naperville, Freedom Commons, Springbrook Prairie Pavilion, and the Route 59 and Ogden Avenue corridors.  Naperville has over eleven automobile dealerships, and in October 2006, the city opened the country's first public-private automobile test track, situated on a 9-acre (3.6 ha) course, at a cost of $1.5 million.