Worth Homes for Sale
Search current Worth MLS listings, then explore the parks, Metra connections, schools and everyday details that help you compare homes beyond the listing photos.
Local guidance reviewed by Christopher Cucci, Cucci Realty LLC • Updated September 4, 2026
Worth real estate at a glance
Worth combines established residential blocks with the Harlem Avenue and 111th Street corridors, a Metra station and recreation along the Cal-Sag Channel. Use long-term housing data as context, then compare the condition, costs and daily routines of each specific property.
Source: CMAP Worth 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 Worth
Worth's housing includes detached homes, condominiums and multifamily buildings. Much of its housing dates to the middle decades of the twentieth century. A refreshed interior can still sit alongside older electrical, plumbing or drainage systems, so compare renovation records and inspection findings as carefully as finishes.
The Village's Building Department is a useful starting point for permit and renovation questions. Confirm the exact address, zoning and proposed work with the Village; for an attached home, also review association documents, maintenance responsibilities and applicable restrictions.
Live like a local
A practical guide to Worth, Illinois
Picture the routines between home tours: a walk at Altman Park, a train from Worth station, groceries along Harlem and an evening on 111th Street. This guide brings those local reference points together with the official tools needed to research a specific home.
Parks, trails and room to get outside
Find your everyday outdoor stop. Neighborhood parks and the Cal-Sag waterfront offer different ways to spend time outside. Look at the actual route from a home, street crossings and current facility access—not just a map pin.
Altman Park
A walking trail, ballfield, soccer fields, picnic areas and pavilion make Altman a useful stop when exploring the south side of Worth. Check the Park District for facility and rental details.Explore Altman ParkWorthwoods Park
The Park District lists pathways, a playground, picnic space, swings and tennis courts. Visit in person to see how the park fits a particular block and your everyday walking route.Explore Worthwoods ParkWaterfalls, paths and boat access
Worth’s recreation guide highlights the Cal-Sag waterfalls and walking trails, plus a public boat launch on 115th Street. Confirm seasonal access, launch rules and current conditions before visiting.View Worth recreation informationLake Katherine Nature Center
For a nature-focused outing beyond Worth, explore Lake Katherine in neighboring Palos Heights. Use its official visitor information to plan a walk, program or activity and check current access.Plan a Lake Katherine visitParks, trails and water access have different operating rules. Check the responsible operator for closures, accessibility, permits and seasonal changes before making plans.
Architecture, arts and neighborhood identity
Look beyond the listing photos. Worth’s identity is easier to understand through its public spaces, local history and community institutions. These starting points complement—not replace—property-level housing research.
Village history and community information
Begin with the Village’s official website for local history, community notices and public information. It is also the place to distinguish the Village of Worth from the broader township and postal area.Explore the Village of WorthWorth Centennial Mosaic
The Village documents a centennial mosaic by artist Mark Vancura on the east side of Village Hall. It provides a local-history point of interest while visiting the civic center on 111th Street.Read about the centennial mosaicWorth Public Library District
The library is a practical community resource for reading, research and cultural programs. Check its current calendar and card requirements directly rather than assuming eligibility from a mailing address.Visit Worth Public LibraryPark District community programs
The Terrace Centre on South Beloit Avenue is the Park District’s main office. Explore the current program guide for recreation, classes and community events that fit your interests.Explore Worth Park District programsLooking at an older home? Pair neighborhood exploration with the housing and due-diligence checklist above. Age, appearance and renovations do not establish a property’s condition or permit status.
Getting around Worth
Try the commute before choosing the home. Compare transportation from the exact home at the times you expect to travel. Harlem Avenue and 111th Street are useful local reference corridors, while station access and bus stops vary by block.
Metra SouthWest Service
Worth has a station on Metra’s SouthWest Service. Review the latest timetable, service alerts, parking and the route to the station before building a commute around it; travel time is not the same from every Worth address.Check Worth station and Metra servicePace Route 386 • South Harlem
Route 386 serves the Harlem corridor and includes Worth among its service communities. Use the route map and current schedule to check stops, transfers and service for the days you actually travel.Check Pace Route 386Schools: verify by exact address
School assignments are address-specific; a Worth mailing address or ZIP code is not an enrollment guarantee. The Village lists Worth District 127, Shepard and Stagg among its school resources. Confirm the responsible district, attendance boundary, enrollment rules and any program eligibility directly.
A nearby school, listing description or online map does not establish attendance eligibility. Ask the district to confirm the exact property address before making a housing decision.
Village services and move-in utilities
Set up services for the property—not just the ZIP code. Confirm account responsibilities, start dates and any association-managed services before moving, and ask the Village about applicable permits and local requirements.
Everyday groceries in and near Worth
Picture your everyday errands. Harlem Avenue and nearby shopping corridors offer several grocery options. These examples are outside Worth and are labeled by their actual municipality; compare your preferred store with the route from a specific home.
Pete’s Market • Harlem Avenue
10280 S. Harlem Avenue, BridgeviewA grocery option north of Worth along the Harlem corridor. Check the store’s official page for current hours and available services.View Pete’s Bridgeview storeJewel-Osco • 12803 S. Harlem
12803 S. Harlem Avenue, Palos HeightsThis location provides an option south along Harlem Avenue. Confirm current shopping, pickup, delivery and pharmacy details on the location page.View Jewel-Osco Palos HeightsFairplay Foods • 95th Street
8631 W. 95th Street, Hickory HillsAnother nearby grocery stop to compare when planning errands beyond Worth.Find Fairplay store detailsJewel-Osco • Roberts Road
9528 S. Roberts Road, Hickory HillsA second nearby shopping corridor to consider. Use its current location information to check services before combining a grocery stop with other errands.View Jewel-Osco Roberts RoadStore hours, services and delivery areas change. These are research starting points, not an exhaustive directory or a claim that one store is closest to every Worth home.
Local flavor and things to do
Make time to explore between showings. Explore a few local destinations between home tours, then use current business and community calendars to plan a return visit. Hours, reservations, seasonal offerings and event schedules can change.
Krapil’s Steakhouse & Patio
At 6600 W. 111th Street in Worth, Krapil’s offers a long-established dining and patio destination. Check its official site for current menus, reservations and seasonal patio information.Visit Krapil’sWater’s Edge Golf Club
Worth’s municipal golf course sits along the Cal-Sag Channel. Explore current tee-time information and the club’s dining options, including the Edge Bar & Grill, directly with the operator.Explore Water’s EdgeCommunity programs and events
The Worth Park District is a starting point for seasonal activities, recreation programs and local events. Review the current calendar for registration, locations and any age or residency requirements.Explore Park District eventsFind additional ways to connect through the Worth Public Library and Village of Worth. Confirm event details with the organizer before attending.
Buying a home in Worth
Start with a realistic payment range, then compare the property rather than relying on community averages. For each serious candidate, review recent comparable sales, condition, housing type, taxes, permits, parking, association documents when applicable and transportation from the exact address.
- Verify school information with the responsible districts.
- Review the parcel, exemptions and available tax history.
- Use inspection and attorney review for property-specific risks.
Selling a home in Worth
A useful launch plan begins with the closest relevant sales and active competition, then accounts for housing type, condition, layout, parking, improvements, association obligations and likely buyer questions. Resolve obvious safety or maintenance concerns, gather permits and project records, and choose improvements based on likely return rather than a generic renovation list.
Cucci Realty can help review current competition, preparation priorities and a marketing plan for the property.
Plan your Worth home saleOfficial Worth 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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Worth real estate FAQs
Does ZIP code 60482 match Worth 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 the Village of Worth.
What types and ages of homes are common in Worth?
Worth has detached homes, condominiums and multifamily housing. CMAP reports a median housing construction year of 1968. Review each property individually for condition, layout, updates, association obligations and maintenance needs.
Which public transportation options serve Worth?
Worth has a Metra SouthWest Service station, and Pace Route 386 serves the South Harlem corridor. Verify current schedules, stops, station parking and the route from a specific home directly with the operators.
How should buyers verify schools, taxes and permits for a Worth home?
Use the exact address with the responsible school district, Cook County Assessor and Village of Worth Building Department. Boundaries, exemptions, assessments and records can change, so confirm important details with the responsible agency and qualified professionals.
How current are the Worth 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.