About Matteson, IllinoisMatteson, just 30 miles south of Chicago, is a unique suburban gem, surrounded by forests and rich in history. While home buyers can find a wide array of beautifully restored old farmhouses and ornate Victorian residences, newer single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums are also available. Matteson's 100 acres of parks combine scenic beauty with carefully maintained sports fields, tennis courts, and ice rinks. There are many golf courses within reach of Matteson, more than even the most avid golfer could manage to visit. Matteson is truly known as a shopper's paradise. Stores of every description lie within easy reach, from specialized boutiques to national retailers. Dining out in Matteson is always a pleasure, since no matter what your taste, there are friendly restaurants that offer excellent service and quality food.
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