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Schaumburg
Schaumburg is a suburn of Chicago and near O'Hare International Airport. The population is around 80,000. Known as a major economic center in the "Golden Corridor," it features the massive Woodfield Mall, extensive dining, and high-quality residential, educational, and recreational amenities.
Check out the subdivisions below in Schaumburg. This is not all the subdvisions in Schaumburg but we do have a lot of them. Let us know if there is one you would like more details about.
Ashton Park
Ashton Park is an upscale townhouse community in Schaumburg situated on a 20-acre site on the northside of Schaumburg Road and Summit Drive which is east of Roselle Road. This neighborhood overlooks a lake and includes 130 units which consist of 28 buildings; each containing 3 to 6 units per building.
Briar Pointe
Briar Pointe in Schaumburg was built in the 1990's by Kenar. There are 7 total floor plans. Four of those floor plans are main level and the other three are 2 story. All the units have a 1 car garage. If you are a commuter then this is a great location for you with easy access to the Schaumburg train as well as 390.
Churchill
The Churchill subdivision is located west of the Golf-Higgins Road intersection in Schaumburg. Even though it is in Schaumburg, it is surrounded by the 3 sides of Hoffman Estates. This 50-acre neighborhood was built by Hoffman-Rosner Corp., formally known as F&S Construction. It has 142 homesites, each with at least a ¼ acre of land, and were considered an exclusive colony of fine traditional and contemporary homes. The Churchill development plans were in the works for 2 years before construction.
The homes were carefully arranged to provide privacy as well as quiet and beautiful views. They were created with affordability and high design quality in mind. Some of the home types include a California modern ranch, French Provincial, Contemporary and New England Colonial 2 story, Rustic Country ranch and Traditional split-level designs.
At the time, the Schaumburg School Board built a new school and named it after Winston C. Churchill. The Churchill subdivision was named as such because it is a community that surrounds the Winston Churchill Elementary School. It was on property purchased from Hoffman Rosner and the Trustees decided to honor the memory of him. Also, in 1967 a 2-foot square bronze plaque honoring the memory of Sir Winston Churchill was dedicated by the Village of Schaumburg and the Hoffman-Rosner Corp. It was mounted on the brick and stone monument at the entrance of the Churchill subdivision. The plaque was even approved by Lady Clementine Churchill who was Winston’s widow.
It is minutes away from Woodfield Mall and near major expressways, parks, dining, shopping, and all the amenities that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer. Winston Churchill Elementary School is within walking distance and Dwight D. Eisenhower Junior High is within ½ a mile from the Churchill subdivision.
The homes were carefully arranged to provide privacy as well as quiet and beautiful views. They were created with affordability and high design quality in mind. Some of the home types include a California modern ranch, French Provincial, Contemporary and New England Colonial 2 story, Rustic Country ranch and Traditional split-level designs.
At the time, the Schaumburg School Board built a new school and named it after Winston C. Churchill. The Churchill subdivision was named as such because it is a community that surrounds the Winston Churchill Elementary School. It was on property purchased from Hoffman Rosner and the Trustees decided to honor the memory of him. Also, in 1967 a 2-foot square bronze plaque honoring the memory of Sir Winston Churchill was dedicated by the Village of Schaumburg and the Hoffman-Rosner Corp. It was mounted on the brick and stone monument at the entrance of the Churchill subdivision. The plaque was even approved by Lady Clementine Churchill who was Winston’s widow.
It is minutes away from Woodfield Mall and near major expressways, parks, dining, shopping, and all the amenities that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer. Winston Churchill Elementary School is within walking distance and Dwight D. Eisenhower Junior High is within ½ a mile from the Churchill subdivision.
Cutters Mill
Cutters Mill is a medium to large single family Country Home community north of Schaumburg Road, south of Bode Road and west of Springingsguth Rd. This 65-acre piece of land was shared between Zale Group Construction Co. and United Development. The Zale Group was a construction company from Arlington Heights. United Development was a Chicago based residential and commercial real estate and management company that began single family and town home developments in the Chicagoland area.
One of the biggest attractions from this development was its location, large family style homes, affordable prices, and proximity to the schools. These attractive homes have 3-4 bedrooms, master bedrooms with private baths, formal living and dining rooms, family rooms and 2 car garages as their standard feature. They were designed with families in mind. Most of the buyers at the time were people from the Schaumburg area who were wanting to get their second home so they can grow with their families more comfortably. Cutters Mill which opened in October of 1984, sold out in July of 1985 and the second phase of development began shortly after that.
This community is directly across the street from one of the Schaumburg Park District Recreation Centers which houses a gym, swimming pool and other amenities. It is also near schools, parks, major retailers, shopping, dining, major expressways, and Woodfield Mall,
One of the biggest attractions from this development was its location, large family style homes, affordable prices, and proximity to the schools. These attractive homes have 3-4 bedrooms, master bedrooms with private baths, formal living and dining rooms, family rooms and 2 car garages as their standard feature. They were designed with families in mind. Most of the buyers at the time were people from the Schaumburg area who were wanting to get their second home so they can grow with their families more comfortably. Cutters Mill which opened in October of 1984, sold out in July of 1985 and the second phase of development began shortly after that.
This community is directly across the street from one of the Schaumburg Park District Recreation Centers which houses a gym, swimming pool and other amenities. It is also near schools, parks, major retailers, shopping, dining, major expressways, and Woodfield Mall,
Dunbar Lakes
Dunbar Lakes is a townhouse and villa subdivision located on the western side of Plum Grove Road, about half a mile south of Higgins Road and north of Schaumburg Road, in Schaumburg. This planned community sits on a 92-acre site and features 1st floor, 2nd floor and 2 story townhomes with 2-3 bedrooms and attached garages.
This was a $61 million development built in the mid-1970s by Dunbar Corporation which was responsible for building Chicago’s first condominium in 1962. The completion of the Dunbar Lakes project provided 1,716 townhomes and villas and was considered at the time to be the firm’s largest suburban development. It also features amenities such as a lake, clubhouse, pool, and tennis court. This development even received the Northern Illinois Gas Company’s Energy Conservation Award for their voluntary use of energy conservation during the construction of their homes.
Dunbar originally proposed the construction of 1,900 units in a planned unit development which included a mixture of townhouses, condominiums and five 16-story buildings. This caused concern over the possible negative effects the high-rise buildings might have on the natural land in the area and community at the time. Due to these types of concerns the plans were modified.
This subdivision was incredibly favorable due to its prime location, home designs and amenities. They even had a sales information center inside of a unique oblong shaped structure that was referred to as the “Space Lab”. Because of its appearance it drew a lot of attention. The “Space Lab” was designed by Larry Klein and Associates. It was created to reflect the open space concept what was featured in the Dunbar Lake homes. In the summer of June of 1975, Dunbar Lakes had a grand opening celebration for their clubhouse. This event included a big picnic lunch, hot air balloon rides, boat races and tennis tournaments. There was even a garden expert on hand to assist the residents with any inquiries they had in regards to their landscaping.
Dunbar Lakes was and continues to be in a prime location. It is only a few minutes away from all that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer including the popular Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg Golf Club, Spring Valley Nature Center, and the highly rated Conant High School.
This was a $61 million development built in the mid-1970s by Dunbar Corporation which was responsible for building Chicago’s first condominium in 1962. The completion of the Dunbar Lakes project provided 1,716 townhomes and villas and was considered at the time to be the firm’s largest suburban development. It also features amenities such as a lake, clubhouse, pool, and tennis court. This development even received the Northern Illinois Gas Company’s Energy Conservation Award for their voluntary use of energy conservation during the construction of their homes.
Dunbar originally proposed the construction of 1,900 units in a planned unit development which included a mixture of townhouses, condominiums and five 16-story buildings. This caused concern over the possible negative effects the high-rise buildings might have on the natural land in the area and community at the time. Due to these types of concerns the plans were modified.
This subdivision was incredibly favorable due to its prime location, home designs and amenities. They even had a sales information center inside of a unique oblong shaped structure that was referred to as the “Space Lab”. Because of its appearance it drew a lot of attention. The “Space Lab” was designed by Larry Klein and Associates. It was created to reflect the open space concept what was featured in the Dunbar Lake homes. In the summer of June of 1975, Dunbar Lakes had a grand opening celebration for their clubhouse. This event included a big picnic lunch, hot air balloon rides, boat races and tennis tournaments. There was even a garden expert on hand to assist the residents with any inquiries they had in regards to their landscaping.
Dunbar Lakes was and continues to be in a prime location. It is only a few minutes away from all that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer including the popular Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg Golf Club, Spring Valley Nature Center, and the highly rated Conant High School.
Gatewood
The Gatewood coach home subdivision is located north of Schaumburg Road and west of Plum Grove Road next to Dunbar Lakes in Schaumburg. This 24-acre piece of land has 232 nicely designed units consisting of one, two, and three-bedrooms. It was constructed by Lexington Homes in the 1980s. The Gatewood community offers 8 styles arranged in two story buildings that include private attached garages, individual laundry facilities and a private balcony or patio overlooking beautiful maintenance free landscapes.
Gatewood gained popularity due to the Lexington Homes reputation and most importantly its location. Lexington Homes was an innovative company. They developed and installed a computerized program called The Payment Estimate Model at each of their Chicagoland communities. It was designed to alleviate the difficulty, stress and anxiety that home buying can cause. It took the mystery out of mortgage payments by breaking down the customer's selected homes and offered a systematic way to review a potential buyer's finances. The program allowed the prospective buyer to compare payments under several possible mortgages, established the amount of down payment needed for a particular mortgage, examined after tax benefits of home ownership and even pre-qualified people for a mortgage, all in a matter of minutes.
The Gatewood community was and continues to be in a prime location. It is only a few minutes away from all that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer including the popular Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg Golf Club, Spring Valley Nature Center, and the highly rated Conant High School.
Gatewood gained popularity due to the Lexington Homes reputation and most importantly its location. Lexington Homes was an innovative company. They developed and installed a computerized program called The Payment Estimate Model at each of their Chicagoland communities. It was designed to alleviate the difficulty, stress and anxiety that home buying can cause. It took the mystery out of mortgage payments by breaking down the customer's selected homes and offered a systematic way to review a potential buyer's finances. The program allowed the prospective buyer to compare payments under several possible mortgages, established the amount of down payment needed for a particular mortgage, examined after tax benefits of home ownership and even pre-qualified people for a mortgage, all in a matter of minutes.
The Gatewood community was and continues to be in a prime location. It is only a few minutes away from all that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer including the popular Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg Golf Club, Spring Valley Nature Center, and the highly rated Conant High School.
Georgetown
Georgetown Townhomes of Schaumburg began construction in 2005. there are 91 townhomes and they were built by American Colony Homes. The two models consist of the Columbia which is 1,847 square feet and the Dartmouth which is the end unit with 2,263 square feet. All the townhomes feature a front porch, balcony and a private courtyard. Walk to Starbucks and very close to 390 and Schaumburg Train Station. Large park with playground as well!
Heatherwood North
Heatherwood North is a smaller townhouse community in Schaumburg nestled on the western side of the Schaumburg and Barrington Road intersection which was previously known as part of Odlum Farm. It was built by the popular Pasquinelli Homes in the 1990s. This company was founded in 1956 by 2 brothers; Bruno and Tony Pasquinelli. They initially built only in the Chicago area but ended up branching out into Colorado and Florida. The townhomes have 2-3 bedrooms and attached garages.
Heatherwood North is located near schools, major retailers, restaurants, parks, Congo River Adventure Golf, the Arthur L. Janura Nature Preserve and Shoe Factory Road Prairie Nature Preserve. It is also relatively close to Woodfield Mall, Goebberts Farm and The Arboretum of South Barrington which is an open-air shopping center filled with a mixture of shops, entertainment, and restaurants.
Heatherwood North is located near schools, major retailers, restaurants, parks, Congo River Adventure Golf, the Arthur L. Janura Nature Preserve and Shoe Factory Road Prairie Nature Preserve. It is also relatively close to Woodfield Mall, Goebberts Farm and The Arboretum of South Barrington which is an open-air shopping center filled with a mixture of shops, entertainment, and restaurants.
Heritage
Heritage is a small neighborhood which lies south of Schaumburg Road, north of Weathersfield Way and spreads across both sides of Summit Drive. This beautiful and nicely manicured neighborhood consists of midsized to large homes that were built in the 1980s.
There are a lot of leisurely activities in close proximity to the neighborhood such as the Prairie Center for the Arts, Septemberfest, Summer Breeze, a scenic pond, a Sculpture Park with trails, Spring Valley Nature Center, Heritage Farm, and Bison’s Bluff.
Also conveniently located is the Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the park district’s fitness centers and offers many amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards, slides, park, basketball & tennis courts and a sled hill. Heritage is also close to major state highways, restaurants, shopping, and businesses which makes it a great place to live.
Easily walk to the Schaumburg library, Lou Malnati's or Menchies! One fun fact is that the Fire Engine Park on Summit Drive originally had an old fire engine there but that was replaced with more modern playground equipment.
There are a lot of leisurely activities in close proximity to the neighborhood such as the Prairie Center for the Arts, Septemberfest, Summer Breeze, a scenic pond, a Sculpture Park with trails, Spring Valley Nature Center, Heritage Farm, and Bison’s Bluff.
Also conveniently located is the Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the park district’s fitness centers and offers many amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards, slides, park, basketball & tennis courts and a sled hill. Heritage is also close to major state highways, restaurants, shopping, and businesses which makes it a great place to live.
Easily walk to the Schaumburg library, Lou Malnati's or Menchies! One fun fact is that the Fire Engine Park on Summit Drive originally had an old fire engine there but that was replaced with more modern playground equipment.
Kingsport Village Estates
Kingsport Village Estates, also known as Kingsport Estates, is only part of a larger development plan scattered throughout Schaumburg and neighboring towns which is referred to as Kingsport Village for branding purposes. The final plat approval happened in 1978 and it was built by Kingsport Estates, Inc. which was a wholly subsidiary of Meister-Neiberg Co, Inc. Created by Jerry Meister and Al Neiberg in 1954, Meister-Neiberg was a popular developer that built thousands of homes in Chicago and its suburbs.
Kingsport Estates is a coach home subdivision consisting of 180 units with attached garages. It is located southeast of Plum Grove Road and Wise Road in Schaumburg near the border of Elk Grove Village.
Kingsport Estates has 4 models:
The Churchill with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The Carlyle with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The Windsor with 2 bedrooms, a study and 2 bathrooms.
The Windsor with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Kingsport Estates is conveniently located near major expressways, parks, schools, dining, shopping, and all the amenities that both Schaumburg and Elk Grove Village have to offer.
Kingsport Estates is a coach home subdivision consisting of 180 units with attached garages. It is located southeast of Plum Grove Road and Wise Road in Schaumburg near the border of Elk Grove Village.
Kingsport Estates has 4 models:
The Churchill with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The Carlyle with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The Windsor with 2 bedrooms, a study and 2 bathrooms.
The Windsor with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Kingsport Estates is conveniently located near major expressways, parks, schools, dining, shopping, and all the amenities that both Schaumburg and Elk Grove Village have to offer.
Kingsport Terrace
Kingsport Terrace is a neighborhood in Schaumburg north of Weathersfield Way and west of Roselle Road. Meister-Neiberg, a well-known builder, took over construction on this land in 1986 because of Schaumburg’s booming growth so it was the perfect place for quality housing. Originally planned as a townhome development it turned into a 99-home subdivision consisting of quality mid-sized to large ranches and colonial homes. This project was only part of a larger development plan scattered throughout Schaumburg and neighboring towns which is referred to as Kingsport Village for branding purposes.
The interesting part of this subdivision was that the builders were willing to work with the buyers. Buyers were able to semi-customize by adding fireplaces, moving walls, and including some of their personalized touches to the homes. It was a popular neighborhood for young growing families in search of upscale living.
Meister-Neiberg again chose a great location to build Kingsport Terrace just like they did with their other projects. It is close to shopping, dining, entertainment, expressways, and many other amenities that Schaumburg has to offer including Woodfield Mall. Also, conveniently located is the beautiful Schaumburg Library and the Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the park district’s fitness centers and offers many amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards, slides, park, basketball & tennis courts and a sled hill.
The interesting part of this subdivision was that the builders were willing to work with the buyers. Buyers were able to semi-customize by adding fireplaces, moving walls, and including some of their personalized touches to the homes. It was a popular neighborhood for young growing families in search of upscale living.
Meister-Neiberg again chose a great location to build Kingsport Terrace just like they did with their other projects. It is close to shopping, dining, entertainment, expressways, and many other amenities that Schaumburg has to offer including Woodfield Mall. Also, conveniently located is the beautiful Schaumburg Library and the Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the park district’s fitness centers and offers many amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards, slides, park, basketball & tennis courts and a sled hill.
Kingsport Village
Kingsport Village, is located east of Roselle Road and has 3 different sections that are all relatively close to one another. Meister-Neiberg, the developer, bought their first piece of land and began building 174 mid-sized to large single family homes on 37-acres. This development was so successful that they ended up buying more land in Schaumburg and quickly began developing other projects in the same area and in neighboring towns, all bearing the connection to the name Kingsport for branding purposes.
Approval was granted in the mid-1970s for this subdivision after builders abandoned earlier plans that would have allowed 710 units including 290 townhouses and 420 condominium apartments in 5 and 6-story buildings.
Meister-Neiberg chose a great location just like they did with their other projects. Kingsport Village is close to shopping, dining, entertainment, expressways, and many other amenities that Schaumburg has to offer including Woodfield Mall. Also, conveniently located is the beautiful Schaumburg Library and the Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the park district’s fitness centers and offers many amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards, slides, park, basketball & tennis courts and a sled hill.
Approval was granted in the mid-1970s for this subdivision after builders abandoned earlier plans that would have allowed 710 units including 290 townhouses and 420 condominium apartments in 5 and 6-story buildings.
Meister-Neiberg chose a great location just like they did with their other projects. Kingsport Village is close to shopping, dining, entertainment, expressways, and many other amenities that Schaumburg has to offer including Woodfield Mall. Also, conveniently located is the beautiful Schaumburg Library and the Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the park district’s fitness centers and offers many amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards, slides, park, basketball & tennis courts and a sled hill.
Knightsbridge
The Knightsbridge development, with mid-sized to large single family homes, is located on a 40-acre tract of land west of Jones Road, and a ½ mile north of Higgins Road in Schaumburg. This beautiful neighborhood was developed by H.F.S. Construction in the mid-1970s and 1980s. Although it is in Schaumburg, it is surrounded by 3 sides of Hoffman Estates.
The original proposal from developers was $10 million and included 62 single family homes, 32 townhouses and 288 apartments in 4 six story buildings. However, the proposal was rejected by the Village Board. Many of the residents nearby voiced their concerns on the traffic congestion they felt the development would bring. They were more in favor of paying higher taxes than having apartments in the area. The proposal was revised to have 107 single family homes instead.
Knightsbridge has a great location and is minutes away from Woodfield Mall as well as major expressways, parks, dining, shopping, and all the amenities that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer.
The original proposal from developers was $10 million and included 62 single family homes, 32 townhouses and 288 apartments in 4 six story buildings. However, the proposal was rejected by the Village Board. Many of the residents nearby voiced their concerns on the traffic congestion they felt the development would bring. They were more in favor of paying higher taxes than having apartments in the area. The proposal was revised to have 107 single family homes instead.
Knightsbridge has a great location and is minutes away from Woodfield Mall as well as major expressways, parks, dining, shopping, and all the amenities that Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates have to offer.
Lancer Park
The beautiful Lancer Park subdivision is nestled east of Roselle Road, west of Plum Grove Road and north of Wise Road in Schaumburg. These single-family homes were built in the late 1960s and 1970s and offer a variety of ranch, split level, raised ranch and 2-story styles. Builders at that time also offered extensive customizing services which makes these homes even more unique. This well-established neighborhood continues to be a desirable location in Schaumburg. It is a thriving, clean and bustling community of families that consist of many beautiful homes, attractive landscaping, and recreational options to enjoy at your leisure.
Lancer Park’s vision began on over 40 acres of land that were reserved by the developing firm Lancer Corp. The idea was to build a community that consisted of parks, schools, homes, and miscellaneous public use. Schaumburg had already become an attractive location and this area became the focus to create a thriving community consisting of family building and living. Buyers and visitors originally completed surveys which also indicated community schools and recreational options were major factors in choosing this area. By the fall of 1967 Lancer Park was already taking shape and gaining a lot of attention because of its location, gentle hills, rolling terrain and the anticipation for growth. Throughout the years the Lancer Park subdivision would reap the benefits of a fast paced growing Schaumburg which brought in many new opportunities nearby. Newly designed and more modern schools, recreational facilities, companies and other businesses also provided more employment within a short driving distance.
Common neighborhood characteristics are broad safety curved streets and avenues as well as cul-de-sacs that were carefully plotted for added privacy. Schools continue to be highly rated and there are several beautiful parks including Lancer Creek Park and Meineke Park which add appeal and enjoyment to the neighborhood. Conveniently located nearby is The Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the district’s fitness centers and offers a lot of amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards and a few slides. This area is also close to major state highways, restaurants, shopping, and businesses which makes it an ideal place to live. Also, walking distance to Spring Valley Nature Center, Heritage Farm and Bison's Bluff!
Lancer Park’s vision began on over 40 acres of land that were reserved by the developing firm Lancer Corp. The idea was to build a community that consisted of parks, schools, homes, and miscellaneous public use. Schaumburg had already become an attractive location and this area became the focus to create a thriving community consisting of family building and living. Buyers and visitors originally completed surveys which also indicated community schools and recreational options were major factors in choosing this area. By the fall of 1967 Lancer Park was already taking shape and gaining a lot of attention because of its location, gentle hills, rolling terrain and the anticipation for growth. Throughout the years the Lancer Park subdivision would reap the benefits of a fast paced growing Schaumburg which brought in many new opportunities nearby. Newly designed and more modern schools, recreational facilities, companies and other businesses also provided more employment within a short driving distance.
Common neighborhood characteristics are broad safety curved streets and avenues as well as cul-de-sacs that were carefully plotted for added privacy. Schools continue to be highly rated and there are several beautiful parks including Lancer Creek Park and Meineke Park which add appeal and enjoyment to the neighborhood. Conveniently located nearby is The Meineke Recreation Center which is part of the Schaumburg Park District. It is home to one of the district’s fitness centers and offers a lot of amenities including an Olympic-sized pool with diving boards and a few slides. This area is also close to major state highways, restaurants, shopping, and businesses which makes it an ideal place to live. Also, walking distance to Spring Valley Nature Center, Heritage Farm and Bison's Bluff!
Lexington Green
The Lexington Green subdivision is located off Meacham Road and south of Schaumburg Road. This 480-unit coach home community consists of a brick and stone exterior with Tudor, Rustic and Colonial style buildings and was built in 1974. It has 26 buildings built in configurations of 4 and 8 units. Each with 2 floors, two to three bedrooms, an attached garage and either a patio or balcony. The 43 acres of land was originally co-owned by Chicago financier and attorney Jack M. Pritzker and the Mayor of Schaumburg at the time, Robert O. Atcher. It was then sold to Lexington Development Corp. who planned this $16.5 million community. However, the roll out of this subdivision was a joint venture between Lexington Development Corp and MGIC Properties Corp which was a subsidiary of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. The plans for this beautiful community were to have it designed in graceful country manor motif and to create an environment of affordable housing with leisure type amenities. The subdivision currently offers a pool, clubhouse, and a playground to the residents along with the services of an association.
The Lexington Green subdivision was so appealing that it won 2 awards from the Chicago Home Builders Group in 1976. The first award was 2nd place for coach house D-2 in the division of condominium apartments costing $30,000 – $40,000. The second award was 2nd place in land use, land planning and total environment.
This community is in a prime spot within Schaumburg. It’s about a mile south of one of Schaumburg’s most visited locations, Woodfield Mall, and just as close to an abundance of retailers, dining, highways, local attractions and other kinds of entertainment in the area. It is also next to the Fox Run Driving Range and Olympic Sports Park. Nearby is the beautiful Spring Valley Nature Center & Heritage Farm which has scenic hiking trails and hosts special events.
The Lexington Green subdivision was so appealing that it won 2 awards from the Chicago Home Builders Group in 1976. The first award was 2nd place for coach house D-2 in the division of condominium apartments costing $30,000 – $40,000. The second award was 2nd place in land use, land planning and total environment.
This community is in a prime spot within Schaumburg. It’s about a mile south of one of Schaumburg’s most visited locations, Woodfield Mall, and just as close to an abundance of retailers, dining, highways, local attractions and other kinds of entertainment in the area. It is also next to the Fox Run Driving Range and Olympic Sports Park. Nearby is the beautiful Spring Valley Nature Center & Heritage Farm which has scenic hiking trails and hosts special events.
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