Lexington Homes in Illinois
Lexington Homes built extensively across the Chicago suburbs from the 1980s through the 2000s, and every one of the 43 communities on this page is now a resale market — there is no active new construction remaining in any of them. Think of this page as a way to track current asking prices in Lexington's established neighborhoods rather than a builder's price sheet.
In the northwest suburbs, resale prices span the high $200,000s at Old Orchard in Mount Prospect and Towne Place in Schaumburg, up to $524,000 at Lexington Station in Morton Grove, with Old Farm Village in Buffalo Grove ranging from $349,999 to $664,900 and Lexington Park in Des Plaines in the $420,000s to $440,000s.
Farther northwest, Fairfax Commons in Bartlett lists between $314,900 and $499,000, while Essex Village and Four Colonies in Crystal Lake run from the high $200,000s to nearly $490,000, and English Meadows and Links of English Meadows in Grayslake ask $429,900 and $480,000 respectively.
To the west and southwest, Maple Hill in Warrenville starts near $265,000, Laurel Ridge in Aurora reaches into the $520,000s, and Weslake in Romeoville and Sugar Ridge in South Elgin both clear $400,000.
Buyers touring these subdivisions should expect mature landscaping, homes generally built decades ago, and no active-construction HOA assessments — just typical resale condition and inspection considerations to weigh against list price.
