O'Neil Property Group
A 55-and-over condominium community at 605 Barrington Avenue, built in 2000 — the most affordable homeownership in East Dundee, with services and amenities bundled into the monthly fee.
Village Green of East Dundee is a different kind of listing than anything else in the village, and it deserves an honest explanation. It’s a 55-and-over condominium community at 605 Barrington Avenue, built in 2000 — an elevator building of one- and two-bedroom units running 750 to 980 square feet. List prices from the $80s make it far and away the lowest-cost homeownership in East Dundee, with recent sales spanning roughly $75K to $149K.
The number that needs context is the monthly fee: roughly $1,072 to $1,545 depending on unit. That’s not a typical condo assessment — it bundles services and amenities that MLS sources list as including a commissary, restaurant-style dining, an exercise room, party room, on-site management, storage, a sundeck, and security. Priced as housing plus services, the total monthly cost stacks up well against area independent-living rents — but buyers should evaluate it that way from the start, not as a standard condo with a surprising fee. Average annual property taxes reported for units run about $1,340, the lowest in the village.
The practical notes I walk every Village Green buyer or family through: the 55+ restriction shapes both eligibility and the future resale pool; financing age-restricted condos can carry extra lender requirements, so involve your lender before you offer; and the association’s financials and fee history matter more here than anywhere else in town. For the right buyer — staying near family in the Dundees, wanting services without leaving homeownership — it’s one of the Fox Valley’s most underrated options, a block from downtown.
Pricing reflects Village Green sales and active listings as of mid-2026. Evaluate units on total monthly cost — price plus fee plus taxes — not list price alone.
The entry point — roughly 750 square feet, recently selling from the mid $70s. The lowest-priced homeownership in the village by a wide margin.
The larger plans up to about 980 square feet, topping the community’s recent range at $149K. The extra bedroom makes the services-included math work for couples.
Unit price plus the service-inclusive fee typically undercuts area independent-living rents while building equity. We run this comparison line by line for every buyer and family.
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MLS sources list restaurant-style dining and a commissary in the building — the services that make the fee structure what it is.
An exercise room, party room, and sundeck give the building its social core; on-site management keeps it running.
Barrington Avenue puts downtown East Dundee’s restaurants, the riverfront, and the Fox River Trail within a short walk or ride.
Building security, service elevators, and storage — the practical checklist for single-level senior living, all reported in MLS listings.
Village Green is an age-restricted community, so school assignment is rarely the deciding factor — but for completeness: All public-school addresses in East Dundee are served by Community Unit School District 300. School assignments vary by address and can change — confirm current attendance boundaries directly with the district before relying on any assignment.
The district high school serving the Dundee area, located on Kings Road in Carpentersville, a few minutes from East Dundee.
A District 300 middle school in neighboring Carpentersville that MLS sources list for this neighborhood. Verify assignment by address.
MLS-fed sources list Parkview Elementary and Lakewood Elementary for East Dundee addresses, varying by street. Confirm the current assignment with District 300.
Downtown East Dundee is essentially next door — restaurants, the river, and village events all within a short walk or ride along Barrington Avenue.
Advocate Sherman Hospital in Elgin is about 10 minutes south; groceries and pharmacies line the nearby Route 25 corridor and Carpentersville.
For visiting family: I-90 is minutes away via Route 25, O’Hare is about 27 miles, and the Big Timber Road Metra station in Elgin is a 10-minute drive.
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