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Townhome living in Hampshire — live listings updated daily from the MLS.
Townhomes are Hampshire’s middle path: more space and privacy than a condo, less maintenance and cost than a detached home. The supply lives mainly in Lakewood Crossing, with occasional townhome product in Prairie Ridge — a recent Prairie Ridge townhome listed at $295K. Pricing generally runs from the mid-$200Ks into the low $300Ks, which keeps the monthly payment within reach for first-time buyers while still delivering attached garages, multiple bedrooms, and District 300 schools.
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Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
Expect two- to three-bedroom, two-story floor plans from roughly 1,100 to 1,700 square feet with one- or two-car attached garages, built 2006–2016 in Lakewood Crossing and 2017-or-newer in Prairie Ridge. Association fees cover exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow. End units, pond views, and updated interiors carry premiums; original-finish units price accordingly and make solid value plays for buyers willing to update over time.
Lakewood Crossing townhomes come with the community’s full amenity set — clubhouse, pool, tennis, and lake trails — and its active infrastructure SSA, which we verify on every unit. Prairie Ridge’s newer townhome product trades on age and location near the community’s pickleball courts and walking paths. Both feed the same schools and put I-90 within about five minutes.
The financing checklist mirrors condos but is usually simpler: most townhome associations here are fee-simple and broadly warrantable, though your lender should confirm. Budget the HOA fee into your qualification math, ask for the association financials during attorney review, and compare the SSA-inclusive tax bill between Lakewood Crossing and Prairie Ridge units — the difference can be larger than the list-price gap suggests.
Townhome demand in Hampshire tracks the entry market: strong, steady, and faster than the detached segment at the same price. Units priced to recent comps go pending inside two weeks. For sellers, small presentation investments — paint, lighting, staging the main level — return disproportionately here because buyers are comparing against builder-fresh Prairie Ridge product.
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.