Chicago, IL·299
Homes in the
Farragut district.
A historic Little Village high school and home of the Admirals, anchoring the 26th Street corridor of South Lawndale for well over a century.
- Homes for sale
- 9
- Typical list
- $300,000
- Most expensive
- $750,000
- Most affordable
- $149,000
2600 25th Street →
2435 Whipple Street →
Admirals · Blue & Gold · 490 students · Chicago Public League
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Market snapshot
The Farragut area, by the numbers
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Homes for sale now
10
Typical list price
$300,000
Avg time on market
21 days
Sold in the last year
2
Typical sale price · last 90 days
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Living near Farragut
The area, not just the school
Farragut sits in the heart of Little Village, the neighborhood within Chicago's South Lawndale community area often called the Mexico of the Midwest. More than 80 percent of residents are of Mexican descent, and the area is home to one of the largest Mexican communities in the city, giving its streets, restaurants, and shops a vibrant, family-centered character.
The neighborhood's spine is the 26th Street commercial corridor, marked by the iconic La Villita arch. It is one of Chicago's most productive retail districts, long ranked among the highest-grossing shopping streets in the city, and every September it hosts one of Chicago's largest Mexican Independence Day parades.
Getting around is easy on the CTA Pink Line, which runs elevated through Little Village with stops including California and Kedzie before continuing to the Loop. Housing here leans toward classic Chicago two-flats and bungalows on tree-lined residential streets, and residents enjoy green space at neighborhood parks such as Piotrowski Park and nearby Douglass Park on the boulevard system. For buyers, it is one of the more attainable and culturally rich pockets of the near West Side.
⚓Home of the Admirals
Teams compete in blue and gold in the Chicago Public League.
🎓Founded 1894
Opened as a primary school in 1894, became a high school in 1909.
🏀Kevin Garnett's school
NBA Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett attended, class of 1995.
🚆Pink Line corridor
The CTA Pink Line runs through Little Village with stops at California and Kedzie.
🌮26th Street corridor
One of Chicago's busiest retail streets, anchored by the La Villita arch.
🏫About 490 students
Enrolled roughly 490 students in grades 9-12 in 2024-25.
The school
About David Farragut Career Academy
Farragut opened on September 4, 1894 as a primary school in South Lawndale, named by the Chicago Board of Education for Admiral David Farragut. Overcrowding on the growing Southwest Side led to a high-school addition that opened in 1909, when the school began pairing academic study with early work-study and vocational programs tied to local employers. Over the following century the surrounding community shifted from Eastern European to African American and, today, predominantly Mexican American, and the school evolved into the career academy it is now.
As a career academy, Farragut combines classroom instruction with work-study experiences and vocational, education-to-careers training. The school is also home to the General Patton JROTC program, which operates as a school-within-a-school.
Farragut competes in the Chicago Public League and is a member of the Illinois High School Association. Its teams are the Admirals, and the program is best known for boys basketball: Farragut won the Chicago Public League championship in 1994-95 with a team that featured future NBA players Kevin Garnett and Ronnie Fields.
- District
- 299
- Founded
- 1894
- Conference
- Chicago Public League
- Address
- 2345 S. Christiana Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623
Notable alumni
- Kevin Garnett. Class of 1995, NBA MVP and champion, inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2020.
- Ronnie Fields. Class of 1996, standout guard and Garnett's teammate on the mid-1990s championship team.
- Pat Sajak. Class of 1964, longtime host of the game show Wheel of Fortune and a Little Village native.
- Kim Novak. Class of 1950, Golden Globe-winning film actress.
- Otis Armstrong. Class of 1968, former NFL running back.
Facts on this page sourced from Wikipedia and the District 299 website. Last verified 2026-07-03.
Listings filtered by the school the MRED listing agent assigned. Roughly 7 in 10 active listings have this field populated; the remaining listings will surface once the school-district boundary pipeline ships. School assignment is not a guarantee. Always verify with the district before writing an offer.
The questions buyers actually ask
Farragut FAQ
The questions I get most from buyers shopping the Farragut district. If yours isn't here, text 224-385-8779, same-day reply.
- What neighborhood is Farragut Career Academy in?
- Farragut is in Little Village, part of Chicago's South Lawndale community area on the West Side, at 2345 S. Christiana Avenue in the 60623 zip code.
- Is Farragut Career Academy still open?
- Yes. It is an open Chicago Public Schools four-year high school serving grades 9 through 12, with about 490 students in 2024-25.
- Are there famous graduates?
- Yes. NBA Hall of Famer Kevin Garnett, class of 1995, is the best known, and Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak, class of 1964, also attended.
- How is the area for getting around?
- The CTA Pink Line runs through Little Village with elevated stops such as California and Kedzie, connecting the neighborhood to downtown Chicago. If you want alerts for new homes in the area, text 224-385-8779.
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This representation is based in whole or in part on data supplied by Midwest Real Estate Data, LLC for the period July 3, 2025 through July 3, 2026. Midwest Real Estate Data, LLC does not guarantee nor is it in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by Midwest Real Estate Data LLC may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.