O'Neil Property Group
Fisher Farms covers Geneva’s west side south of Route 38 with early-2000s single-family homes, duplexes and townhomes built across the former 421-acre Fisher family farm — one of the city’s largest communities and its widest price ladder.
Fisher Farms is where I send buyers who want Geneva schools and a west-side location without committing to a single product type or price point. The community was built in the early 2000s — roughly 1999 through 2005 — across the former 421-acre Art Fisher family farm, west of Randall Road and south of Route 38 (State Street), centered on Williamsburg Avenue and Fisher Drive. Around 22 floor plans went in, from 1,211-square-foot attached homes to single-family designs approaching 3,800 square feet, and the adjacent Fisher Farms Villas plat adds another pocket of townhomes.
The location is the quiet advantage. Don Forni Park sits in the neighborhood and Bricher Park is close by, sidewalks and paths connect the sections, and the Geneva Commons retail corridor and Delnor Hospital are both a short drive up Randall Road. You get everyday convenience on the west side while staying inside Geneva CUSD 304.
On price, Fisher Farms runs a wider ladder than almost any Geneva subdivision. Recent closings span roughly $316,000 for attached homes to about $848,000 for the largest single-family properties; the 2025 median came in near $518,000 and the 2026 year-to-date median is around $550,000 as of mid-2026, with attached sales clustering between about $425,000 and $450,000. One thing to watch: HOA obligations vary widely by section — from no dues on many single-family streets to roughly $392 per month on some attached products — so we confirm the assessment on every individual listing.
Pricing reflects Fisher Farms sales as of mid-2026.
Attached homes anchor the community’s entry point — mid-2026 sales clustered between about $425,000 and $450,000, with the trailing range reaching down near $316,000. Fisher Farms Villas adds a dedicated townhome pocket next door. HOA dues run higher on attached product, so verify per listing.
See listings →The heart of the market: early-2000s two-stories that make up most of the community’s turnover. The 2026 year-to-date median sale is about $550,000, up from roughly $518,000 across 2025.
See listings →The biggest plans approach 3,800 square feet, and recent closings on the largest homes have reached about $848,000 — the top of the Fisher Farms ladder.
See listings →Fisher Farms turns over steadily across townhomes, duplexes and single-family homes. Search every active Geneva listing below, or call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 and we’ll watch Fisher Farms for you as new listings hit the MLS.
Don Forni Park sits inside the neighborhood and Bricher Park is close by, with sidewalks and paths linking the sections — everyday outdoor space without getting in the car.
The Randall Road corridor — Geneva Commons shopping, groceries, restaurants and services — is a short drive from any Fisher Farms address.
Delnor Hospital sits minutes away on the Randall corridor — a practical plus for commuting medical staff and anyone who wants care close to home.
Few Geneva communities let you start in an attached home and move up to nearly 3,800 square feet without changing neighborhoods or schools. That range keeps Fisher Farms one of the highest-traffic searches in town.
Fisher Farms is served by Geneva Community Unit School District 304.
The elementary school our sources name for Fisher Farms. Fabyan Elementary School (K-5, 0S350 Grengs Lane) sits on the area’s south edge, so assignment can split by address — verify for any specific home.
Serves Fisher Farms students after elementary school.
Geneva’s district high school serves the community.
Elementary assignment near the community’s south edge can vary by street, so before you write an offer, confirm current attendance boundaries with the district.
Randall Road’s retail — Geneva Commons, groceries, restaurants — is minutes away, downtown Geneva’s Third Street district is about 10 minutes east, and Delnor Hospital anchors the nearby medical corridor.
Randall Road runs the Fox Valley spine north to St. Charles and south to Batavia and Aurora; Route 38 heads east across the river and west toward DeKalb. Most Fox Valley employment corridors are 10-30 minutes out.
Metra’s Union Pacific West Line runs from the downtown Geneva station to Ogilvie Transportation Center, and drivers typically pick up I-88 south of town. Plan on roughly 60-90 minutes to the Loop depending on mode and time of day.
From a first townhome to a 3,700-square-foot move-up, Fisher Farms rewards buyers who know the sections and the fee schedules. Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 and we’ll map it out together.