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Roselle
Roselle is an amazing place to work and live! Check out the subdivisions below in Roselle.
Turnberry Manor
Turnberry Manor is a neighborhood in Roselle that consists of both upscale manor homes and townhouses. It is located east of Gary Road, west of Rodenburg Road and north of Central Ave. This 35-acre subdivision was built by Pasquinelli Construction Company which was a popular builder that already had over 30 years of experience by the early 1990s.
The Turnberry Manor subdivision has 168 townhomes and 176 manor homes ranging from 1,040 to 1,505 square feet. They feature English manor architecture with designs that are more East Coast than Midwest. All the homes include garages, a patio or balcony and have 2-3 bedrooms.
There are 3 townhouse models: The Franklin, The Grant, and The Hamilton.
There are 8 manor home styles: Bristol, York, Oxford, Manchester, Windsor, Concord, Berkshire, Regency.
Buyers were drawn to this established neighborhood because of its winding roads, spacious interiors, maintenance free living and its convenient location. It is within walking distance to the Metra Station and there is a park nearby which also includes an area for dogs.
The Village of Roselle offers a quality of life and sense of community that is typically found in small towns but with the incredible convenience of an urban area. Turnberry Manor is perfectly placed in between all that Roselle, Schaumburg, and Bloomingdale have to offer which makes it a great spot to live in. It is within walking distance of the Metra commuter station and close to expressways, all kinds of shopping, restaurants, and entertainment such as the Coach Lite Skate Center, Lynfred Winery and Pollyanna Brewing Company.
The Turnberry Manor subdivision has 168 townhomes and 176 manor homes ranging from 1,040 to 1,505 square feet. They feature English manor architecture with designs that are more East Coast than Midwest. All the homes include garages, a patio or balcony and have 2-3 bedrooms.
There are 3 townhouse models: The Franklin, The Grant, and The Hamilton.
There are 8 manor home styles: Bristol, York, Oxford, Manchester, Windsor, Concord, Berkshire, Regency.
Buyers were drawn to this established neighborhood because of its winding roads, spacious interiors, maintenance free living and its convenient location. It is within walking distance to the Metra Station and there is a park nearby which also includes an area for dogs.
The Village of Roselle offers a quality of life and sense of community that is typically found in small towns but with the incredible convenience of an urban area. Turnberry Manor is perfectly placed in between all that Roselle, Schaumburg, and Bloomingdale have to offer which makes it a great spot to live in. It is within walking distance of the Metra commuter station and close to expressways, all kinds of shopping, restaurants, and entertainment such as the Coach Lite Skate Center, Lynfred Winery and Pollyanna Brewing Company.
Pembroke Estates
Pembroke Estates is located in between Gary Avenue and Rodenburg Road and north of Central Avenue in Roselle. This piece of land was formally known as Odlum Farm which was one of two farms that belonged to Gertrude McNaught Odlum. She was a businesswoman, breeder of champion dairy cattle, and a landowner in the northwest suburbs. Mrs. Odlum served on the boards of nine Chicago-based corporations, was Chairman of the Board and a former President and Secretary Treasurer of Duro Metal Products Company of Chicago which was co-founded by her two late husbands in 1917. Her Rolling Acres Farm also won the coveted awards at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago for both premier exhibitor and premier breeder of Guernsey cattle. That year, she won the purple ribbon for the grand champion Guernsey cow at the exposition for the 5th straight year. In 1989, she sold Odlum Farm, which stretched between Hanover Park and Roselle, to developers for $35-$40 million dollars.
Pembroke Estates was developed by Pasquinelli Construction Company in 1994 and has 288 townhouses in the subdivision. The developer had a goal to offer a streamlined lifestyle with maintenance free stylish homes in the convenience of a Roselle location. Pasquinelli Construction Company was a popular builder that already had over 30 years of experience by the early 1990s. This development drew in a wide variety of buyers that included first time buyers, young professionals, move-up buyers and empty nesters from nearby suburbs and Chicago because they were attracted to the location and the unique floor plans. The 2-story town homes have 2-3 bedrooms, 1 ½ - 2 ½ bathrooms, attached 2 car garages and come in the following models: Lincolnshire, Nottingham, Prestwick, Raleigh, and Stratford. They included many amenities and offered options such as fireplaces, skylights, whirlpool tubs, and basements.
The Village of Roselle offers a quality of life and sense of community that is typically found in small towns but with the incredible convenience of an urban area. Pembroke Estates is perfectly placed in between all that Roselle, Schaumburg, and Bloomingdale have to offer which makes it a great spot to live in. It is within walking distance of the Metra commuter station and close to expressways, all kinds of shopping, restaurants, and entertainment such as the Coach Lite Skate Center, Lynfred Winery and Pollyanna Brewing Company.
Pembroke Estates was developed by Pasquinelli Construction Company in 1994 and has 288 townhouses in the subdivision. The developer had a goal to offer a streamlined lifestyle with maintenance free stylish homes in the convenience of a Roselle location. Pasquinelli Construction Company was a popular builder that already had over 30 years of experience by the early 1990s. This development drew in a wide variety of buyers that included first time buyers, young professionals, move-up buyers and empty nesters from nearby suburbs and Chicago because they were attracted to the location and the unique floor plans. The 2-story town homes have 2-3 bedrooms, 1 ½ - 2 ½ bathrooms, attached 2 car garages and come in the following models: Lincolnshire, Nottingham, Prestwick, Raleigh, and Stratford. They included many amenities and offered options such as fireplaces, skylights, whirlpool tubs, and basements.
The Village of Roselle offers a quality of life and sense of community that is typically found in small towns but with the incredible convenience of an urban area. Pembroke Estates is perfectly placed in between all that Roselle, Schaumburg, and Bloomingdale have to offer which makes it a great spot to live in. It is within walking distance of the Metra commuter station and close to expressways, all kinds of shopping, restaurants, and entertainment such as the Coach Lite Skate Center, Lynfred Winery and Pollyanna Brewing Company.
Waterbury
The Waterbury subdivision is located on the southern border of Roselle, west of Roselle Road, east of Gary Ave and north of Lake Street. It was built by the Kennedy Brothers on land that was annexed to the Village of Roselle in February 1974 and completed in 1985. Originally this land was part of the Mensching Farm which was in the Mensching family for nearly 150 years though 4 generations.
What makes this neighborhood so interesting is that it consists of apartments, condominiums, town homes and single-family homes. It was designed to be a housing mix of stylish dwellings with amenities at affordable prices in a well-planned subdivision. The builders achieved their goals as the residents thoroughly enjoyed living there because of its “neighborhood feeling”. Also, since the area was designed around natural wetlands, there are also several parks nearby.
The townhomes come in 2–3-bedroom models with single car garages and range from 800 – 1,200 square feet. The single-family homes come in 5 models: The Adams, Carlisle, Villager, and Brunswick. Each model home was built to contain a variety of exteriors featuring aluminum, with wood trim or an all-brick front. They also contain 3-5 bedrooms and have 2-3 car garages. The apartments are made up of 6 buildings, each 3 stories high, with a total of 160 units.
The Village of Roselle offers a quality of life and sense of community that is typically found in small towns but with the incredible convenience of an urban area. Although the Waterbury neighborhood is in a quiet location, it is perfectly placed in between all that Roselle, Schaumburg, and Bloomingdale have to offer which makes it a great spot to live in. It is only minutes from all kinds of shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and a plethora of other amenities such as the Coach Lite Skate Center, Lynfred Winery and Pollyanna Brewing Company.
What makes this neighborhood so interesting is that it consists of apartments, condominiums, town homes and single-family homes. It was designed to be a housing mix of stylish dwellings with amenities at affordable prices in a well-planned subdivision. The builders achieved their goals as the residents thoroughly enjoyed living there because of its “neighborhood feeling”. Also, since the area was designed around natural wetlands, there are also several parks nearby.
The townhomes come in 2–3-bedroom models with single car garages and range from 800 – 1,200 square feet. The single-family homes come in 5 models: The Adams, Carlisle, Villager, and Brunswick. Each model home was built to contain a variety of exteriors featuring aluminum, with wood trim or an all-brick front. They also contain 3-5 bedrooms and have 2-3 car garages. The apartments are made up of 6 buildings, each 3 stories high, with a total of 160 units.
The Village of Roselle offers a quality of life and sense of community that is typically found in small towns but with the incredible convenience of an urban area. Although the Waterbury neighborhood is in a quiet location, it is perfectly placed in between all that Roselle, Schaumburg, and Bloomingdale have to offer which makes it a great spot to live in. It is only minutes from all kinds of shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and a plethora of other amenities such as the Coach Lite Skate Center, Lynfred Winery and Pollyanna Brewing Company.
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