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Batavia Homes with 3 Car Garage

Live Batavia listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.

~$500K
Median Sale Price
26,000+
Population
~20
Days on Market
5★
Google Rating

About Batavia Homes with 3 Car Garage

Three-car garages concentrate in exactly the neighborhoods you’d guess: Fox Trail and Prairie Trails’ 1990s move-up plans, Tanglewood Hills’ customs (where 3.5- and 4-car setups appear), Winding Creek’s larger Pulte plans, and the acreage stock west of Randall. In a town with real winters, a legitimate third bay — for the boat, the project car, or just the snowblower and bikes — is one of the most-requested features on our Batavia buyer sheets, and one of the easiest to verify from the listing photos badly.

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Batavia Homes with 3 Car Garage — Updated Daily

Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.

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What You Can Expect from Batavia Homes with 3 Car Garage

Expect the third bay to arrive attached to 2,400+ square feet — builders paired big garages with big plans — which puts most of this inventory in the $550K–$900K band. Tandem third bays exist and are not the same thing; we confirm true width, door count, depth for a full-size truck, and ceiling height for lifts or racks before you tour.

Batavia Neighborhoods & Local Insight

Fox Trail and Prairie Trails supply the volume; Tanglewood Hills supplies the showpieces. On new construction, Winding Creek’s and Harvest Point’s larger plans offer third-bay options — order it if you can, because adding one later fights setback rules and never prices as well as buying it built.

Buyer Tips & Financing

Measure, don’t assume: “3-car” in listings spans 28-foot doubles-plus-tandem to genuine 36-foot three-doors. If the garage is the point, we photograph and measure on previews. Check for 220V service and floor drains too — EV charging and winter car washing both depend on them and both retrofit at a cost.

Good to Know Before You Buy

Three-car homes hold a durable premium in Batavia because supply is fixed — the 1990s plats built them and the new communities option them sparingly. When downsizing sellers list one at a mid-band price, hobbyists and trades buyers compete hard for it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Batavia neighborhoods have 3-car garages?
Fox Trail, Prairie Trails, and Tanglewood Hills lead the resale stock; Winding Creek and nearby Harvest Point offer third-bay options on larger new plans.
How much more does a 3-car garage home cost?
The feature usually rides on 2,400+ square foot homes in the $550K–$900K band. Like-for-like, the third bay itself is worth real money — we quantify it from comps.
Is a tandem garage the same as a 3-car?
No — a tandem parks the third car behind another. If independent bays matter, we verify door count and true width before you tour.
Can I add a third bay to an existing Batavia home?
Sometimes — setbacks and lot coverage rules govern it, and city permits are required. Buying it built is almost always cheaper per square foot.
What garage features should EV owners check?
220V service (or panel capacity to add it), and conduit runs. Newer Pulte homes commonly pre-wire; 1990s stock usually needs the upgrade — a routine electrician quote.

Ready to Find Your Batavia Home?

Whether you are just starting your search or ready to schedule a showing, Kealan O’Neil is here to help you every step of the way.