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East Dundee Neighborhood Guide

Bonnie Dundee Terrace

Postwar ranches and split-levels on mature streets along Route 25 north of Route 72 — East Dundee’s steady first-time single-family neighborhood, with no HOA and recent sales in the $350K–$410K range.

$350K–$410K
Recent Sales
1950s
Core Years Built
~1,200–3,100
Sq Ft Range
None
HOA

Living in Bonnie Dundee Terrace

Bonnie Dundee Terrace is the neighborhood I show first-time single-family buyers first. Its core went up in the 1950s along Route 25 (Dundee Avenue) north of Route 72, on streets like Kimberly Road, Braeburn Road, Aberdeen Drive, and Scott Drive, with additions filling in over the following decades. The product is exactly what that era did well: brick and sided ranches and split-levels, typically three bedrooms, on established lots with mature trees — and no homeowners association anywhere in the neighborhood.

Recent activity puts the neighborhood squarely in the $350K–$410K band: closed sales include $356,500 on Kimberly Road, $375,000 on Braeburn Road (a 1955 ranch with a finished basement, closed May 2026), and $385,000 on Dundee Avenue, with current listings running $349,900 to $409,500. Homes span roughly 1,200 to 3,100 square feet, and the average annual property tax reported for the neighborhood is about $5,450 — right at the village median. Updated homes command the top of the band and sell fast; original-condition homes trade at a discount and reward buyers willing to renovate.

What the price buys beyond the house: a five-minute reach to downtown East Dundee’s restaurants and riverfront, the Fox River Trail, Lions Park’s courts and diamonds, and the Route 72 ramp onto I-90. For buyers comparing mid-century stock across the Fox Valley, Bonnie Dundee Terrace’s combination of walkable-village access and no-HOA simplicity is why it turns over steadily but never sits long.

Bonnie Dundee Terrace at a Glance

  • Location Along Route 25 (Dundee Avenue) north of Route 72; streets include Kimberly Rd, Braeburn Rd, Aberdeen Dr, Scott Dr, and Reese Ave
  • Built Core built in the 1950s, with additions into later decades
  • Homes Single-family ranches and split-levels; mostly 3 bedrooms, roughly 1,200–3,100 sq ft
  • Recent Prices Closed sales $356,500–$385,000; current listings $349,900–$409,500
  • HOA None
  • Taxes Average annual property tax reported around $5,450 — verify any specific bill
  • School District Community Unit School District 300 — verify assignment per address

Bonnie Dundee Terrace Home Types & Prices

Pricing reflects Bonnie Dundee Terrace sales and active listings as of mid-2026. Condition drives the spread here more than size does.

$350K–$385K

Updated Ranches

The neighborhood’s signature product: 1950s three-bedroom ranches with refinished hardwoods, updated kitchens, and finished basements. This is where recent closings have concentrated.

High $300s–$410K

Split-Levels & Larger Homes

The bigger footprints — up to about 3,100 square feet — top the neighborhood’s range, especially with updates. Current listings reach $409,500.

Below $350K

Project Homes

Original-condition homes surface below the recent-sales band and reward buyers who can see past dated finishes. Budget for panels, windows, and mechanicals when comparing.

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What Living Here Comes With

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Mature Trees, Established Streets

Seventy years of growth means real tree canopy and settled streetscapes — the thing new construction can’t sell at any price.

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Lions Park Nearby

Playgrounds, ball diamonds, and courts for basketball, tennis, and pickleball sit minutes away in the village’s main park.

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Fox River Trail & Downtown

The riverfront, the trail, and downtown’s restaurants are a short ride down Route 25 — close enough to make it a habit.

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Route 25 & I-90

Route 25 runs straight to the I-90 interchange, and Route 72 crosses at the neighborhood’s south end — commuter-simple in every direction.

Schools Serving Bonnie Dundee Terrace

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.

Dundee-Crown High School

District 300 · Grades 9–12

The district high school serving the Dundee area, located on Kings Road in Carpentersville, a few minutes from East Dundee.

Carpentersville Middle School

District 300 · Middle School

A District 300 middle school in neighboring Carpentersville that MLS sources list for this neighborhood. Verify assignment by address.

Area Elementary Schools

District 300 · Elementary

MLS-fed sources list Parkview Elementary and Lakewood Elementary for East Dundee addresses, varying by street. Confirm the current assignment with District 300.

Getting Around from Bonnie Dundee Terrace

Around the Village

Downtown East Dundee is minutes south along Route 25, with Santa’s Village at the neighborhood’s doorstep and groceries in Carpentersville and West Dundee close by.

Commuting to the Suburbs

Route 25 feeds I-90 for Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates in 20–30 minutes; Elgin is 10 minutes south for Fox Valley jobs.

Getting to Chicago

The Loop runs 60–75 minutes by car off-peak, and the Big Timber Road Metra station in Elgin (Milwaukee District West) is about a 10-minute drive.

Bonnie Dundee Terrace FAQs

How much do homes in Bonnie Dundee Terrace cost?
Recent closed sales run $356,500 to $385,000, with current listings from $349,900 to $409,500. Updated homes sit at the top of the band; original-condition homes trade below it.
When were the homes built?
The core of the neighborhood dates to the 1950s — classic postwar ranches and split-levels — with additional homes filling in over later decades.
Is there an HOA in Bonnie Dundee Terrace?
No. There’s no association and no monthly fee anywhere in the neighborhood — one reason the total monthly math here beats similarly priced attached housing.
What should I have inspected on a 1950s home here?
The usual mid-century items: electrical panel and service size, original windows, roof age, sewer lateral, and any galvanized plumbing. None are dealbreakers — they’re negotiation points when priced honestly.
What schools serve Bonnie Dundee Terrace?
Community Unit School District 300 — MLS sources list Lakewood and Parkview Elementary, Carpentersville Middle School, and Dundee-Crown High School. Confirm current attendance boundaries with the district for any address.
How fast do homes here sell?
Updated, correctly priced homes routinely go under contract within their first two weeks — this is East Dundee’s most-watched single-family bracket. Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 to get ahead of new listings.

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