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Aurora Townhomes

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

~$335K
Median Sale Price
180,000+
Population · 2nd in Illinois
4
Counties, 6 School Districts
5★
Google Rating

About Aurora Townhomes

Townhomes are Aurora’s middle path: attached-home pricing with garage parking and real square footage, spread across every corridor of the city. The established stock—Ashton Pointe, the Oakhurst sections, Ogden Pointe at the Wheatlands, Lakewood Valley’s sub-associations—trades mostly between the high $200Ks and mid $300Ks, while Lennar’s new Abbey Meadows collections start around $413K. For buyers priced out of detached homes on the D204 or D308 corridors, this is the entry.

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Aurora Townhomes — Updated Daily

Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.

What You Can Expect from Aurora Townhomes

Expect two-story plans from 1,100 to 1,800 square feet with two to three beds, attached one- or two-car garages, and association fees covering exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow. Ashton Pointe’s roughly 330 Pulte-built units (2001-2003) trade in the low-to-mid $300Ks; Oakhurst townhomes in the high $200Ks-low $300Ks; Ogden Pointe around $290K-$320K. New Abbey Meadows urban and traditional townhomes run 1,717-2,221 square feet from the low $400s.

Aurora Neighborhoods & Local Insight

The east side dominates: Ashton Pointe and Oakhurst sit minutes from the Route 59 Metra and the Eola retail corridor in the Indian Prairie 204 area, while Ogden Pointe and Lakewood Valley’s attached sections feed the District 308 corridor—verify assignments by address. Fees are the differentiator between look-alike units: $150 versus $340 a month changes the true monthly cost more than $20K of price.

Buyer Tips & Financing

Compare the total monthly—price, taxes, and assessment—rather than list price alone, and check whether the unit is fee-simple townhome or condo ownership; it changes financing and insurance. On new construction, Lennar’s incentives typically require their affiliated lender—we run the math both ways so the incentive is real, not repackaged.

Good to Know Before You Buy

Aurora townhomes move fast—they are the affordability release valve for two counties’ worth of buyers. Well-priced units in Ashton Pointe and Oakhurst routinely see multiple offers. End units, two-car garages, and pond views carry premiums that hold at resale. Investors take note: several of these associations permit rentals, and lease-up is quick.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Aurora townhomes cost?
Established sections trade from the high $200Ks to mid $300Ks—Ashton Pointe mostly low-to-mid $300Ks, Oakhurst high $200Ks-low $300Ks, Ogden Pointe around $290K-$320K. New Lennar townhomes start near $413K.
What do Aurora townhome HOA fees cover?
Typically exterior maintenance, roof reserves, lawn, and snow, at roughly $150-$340 a month depending on association. We compare fee against coverage on every unit.
Are there new-construction townhomes in Aurora?
Yes—Lennar’s Abbey Meadows urban and traditional collections, 1,717-2,221 square feet from the low $400s. We negotiate builder incentives on your behalf.
Townhome or condo—what is the difference in Aurora?
Ownership structure. Fee-simple townhomes include the land and usually finance like houses; condo-titled units depend on association warrantability. We confirm which applies before you offer.
Which townhome communities should D204-corridor buyers see first?
Ashton Pointe and the Oakhurst sections—both sit on the far east side in the Indian Prairie 204 area. Verify the specific school assignment for any address with the district.

Ready to Find Your Aurora 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.