O'Neil Property Group
Live Geneva townhome listings updated daily from the MLS — from Sterling Manor resales to brand-new builds at Geneva Crossing.
Townhomes are Geneva’s attainability story. While the town’s overall median sale price sat around $587K-$635K as of May 2026, the townhome ladder starts far lower: Sterling Manor units closed between roughly $360K and $390K in 2025-26, Fisher Farms Villas ran about $425K-$450K in mid-2026, and Lexington Homes’ new Geneva Crossing community starts at $459,990. Add newer communities like Riverbank Crossing and Park Place of Geneva, entry-level units at Chesapeake Commons, and attached homes in Mill Creek from the low $400s, and townhomes cover a wider price and age range than most buyers expect.
The format fits Geneva’s buyer traffic well — commuters who want the Metra express (about 60-65 minutes to Ogilvie) without weekend yard work, first-time buyers building equity, and downsizers trading square footage for simplicity. New supply is actually arriving, which is rare here: Geneva Crossing’s 40 townhomes were 50% sold as of July 2026, and the 24-unit Prairie Grove development on Peck Road won approval in January 2025. We know every association on this list and will tell you plainly which ones fit your budget and habits.
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.
Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
Expect two to four bedrooms, roughly 1,500-2,300 square feet, and attached two-car garages in most communities — Geneva Crossing’s new plans run 1,780-2,278 square feet with 2.5-3.5 baths. Monthly assessments cover exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow; Sterling Manor’s run about $206-$335. Older communities trade lower entry prices for older mechanicals, while 2015-and-newer construction commands a premium. End units, first-floor primary suites, and finished lower levels are the features that create bidding wars in this niche.
West of Randall Road is townhome country: Sterling Manor on Fargo Boulevard, Fisher Farms Villas near Williamsburg Avenue and Fisher Drive, and Geneva Crossing at 2763 Stone Circle, where quick move-in homes deliver from August 2026 at roughly $483K-$527K. Mill Creek’s attached homes add the master-planned option — 17 miles of trails and village retail, with the unincorporated-Kane-County caveat and an SSA line on the tax bill. Closer to the Fox River, Riverbank Crossing and Park Place of Geneva offer newer construction within reach of downtown and the Metra station.
Compare total monthly cost, not list price: a $400K townhome with a $300 assessment can cost more per month than a $430K unit with a modest fee — and less than a detached house once you price the maintenance you are not doing. Have your lender confirm association warrantability early. On new construction at Geneva Crossing or (eventually) Prairie Grove, bring your own broker from the first visit; the site agent works for the builder, and our representation costs you nothing.
Townhomes are consistently Geneva’s fastest-selling segment because they are the affordability release valve in a low-supply town — roughly 50-75 active listings across all types as of mid-2026, about 1-1.5 months of supply. Updated units regularly draw multiple offers the first weekend. If resale inventory frustrates you, the new-construction route is genuinely open right now; that has not always been true in Geneva and will not stay true once Geneva Crossing sells through.
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.