Poplar Grove offers 13 established subdivisions and condo buildings, and this is a resale-driven market rather than a new-construction hotspot, with no active adult 55+ communities in the mix. Candlewick Lake stands out as the largest community here by a wide margin, offering both single-family homes and land parcels and consistently posting the most activity of any neighborhood in town. Beyond that anchor community, buyers will find a range of smaller, quieter enclaves including Bel Air Estates, Bridlewood Glen, Burled Wood, Concorde Crossing, Knolls of Boone, Olson Woods, Prairie Green, Ravenscrest, Sherman Oaks, The Trails of Dawson Creek, and both West Grove and its attached West Grove Condominiums. Most of these communities are built out and trade almost exclusively on resale inventory, which keeps supply tight and turnover modest throughout the year. Housing types lean heavily toward single-family construction, with a handful of communities also offering condo, townhouse, or land options for buyers seeking flexibility. Overall, Poplar Grove's subdivisions serve buyers looking for a rural-adjacent, small-town setting within commuting reach of the Rockford area, spanning a broad spectrum from entry-level and lot purchases up through move-up and executive-level homes.
There are currently 1 single-family home at $950,000 and 1 land listing at $79,900 for sale.
There are currently no homes for sale in Bridlewood Glen.
There are currently 6 single-family homes from $215,000 to $345,000 and 2 land listings from $6,000 to $19,000 for sale.
2 homes sold in the past year ranging from $324,900 to $355,500.
There are currently 2 single-family homes from $381,125 to $405,000 for sale.