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Batavia Single Family Homes

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 Single Family Homes

Single-family homes are the backbone of the Batavia market — roughly 80 active listings in mid-2026 spanning $291K to $1.175M, with the median near $500K and about $227 per square foot. The range is the point: 19th-century originals near downtown, postwar ranches east of the river, 1990s two-stories in Braeburn and Fox Trail, luxury customs in Tanglewood Hills, and brand-new Pulte builds at Ashton Ridge and Winding Creek. Whatever the budget, there’s a detached path into the Tri-Cities here.

Looking for help narrowing down your search? Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for a personalized list of homes that match your budget and priorities.

Batavia Single Family Homes — Updated Daily

Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.

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What You Can Expect from Batavia Single Family Homes

Expect the widest condition spread in the market: century homes with updated kitchens and knob-and-tube surprises, 1990s stock due for its second kitchen, and new construction with warranties. Lot sizes run from downtown’s compact grid to Tanglewood’s half-acres. Most of the 1990s neighborhoods — Fox Trail, Prairie Trails, Braeburn — have no HOA, which still surprises buyers coming from newer towns.

Batavia Neighborhoods & Local Insight

Match the neighborhood to the budget: Batavia Highlands ranches from the high $200s (Geneva 304 schools — verify per address), Braeburn in the $430s–$570s, Fox Trail $565–$775K, Prairie Trails to $825K, Tanglewood Hills $850K–$1.3M+, and new builds from $499,990. In-town blocks west of the river trade on walkability and character rather than square footage.

Buyer Tips & Financing

On homes older than 1990, we scope the big four before you write: roof, HVAC, electrical service, and any river-proximity flood mapping. On 1990s homes, price kitchens and baths honestly against the comps. And on any Batavia purchase, pull the actual tax bill — at a 2.63% effective rate the differences between neighborhoods are real money.

Good to Know Before You Buy

Detached homes here averaged about 20 days on market in mid-2026 with full-price outcomes the norm. The sub-$400K detached segment is the scarcest — when a solid one lists, it draws the entire entry market’s attention inside a weekend. Set alerts and tour fast at that end.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a single-family home cost in Batavia?
Mid-2026 listings ran $291K to $1.175M with the median near $500K, at roughly $227 per square foot. The 1990s subdivisions cluster $430K–$800K.
Which Batavia neighborhoods have no HOA?
Most of the 1990s stock: Fox Trail, Prairie Trails, Braeburn, and the in-town grid. Newer communities (Winding Creek, Ashton Ridge) carry modest fees.
Are there affordable single-family homes in Batavia?
The Batavia Highlands neighborhood lists postwar ranches from the high $200s (served by Geneva CUSD 304 — verify per address), and the east-side grid produces occasional sub-$400K homes.
What should I check on older Batavia homes?
Roof, HVAC, electrical service, sewer laterals, and FEMA flood mapping near the river. We flag all five on showings and structure inspections accordingly.
How competitive is the Batavia single-family market?
Sellers averaged essentially full list price through spring 2026 with about 20 days on market. Well-priced homes in the core bands go pending in under two weeks.

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.