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Montgomery Condos

Live Montgomery listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.

~$349K
Median Sale Price
22,000
Population
2
Counties: Kane & Kendall
5★
Google Rating

About Montgomery Condos

Condos are Montgomery’s most attainable ownership path—typically trading between roughly $220K and $300K, well below the village’s $349K median. The inventory lives in the association sections of the big master-planned communities: Lakewood Creek’s attached buildings, the condo pockets of Seasons Ridge along Douglas Road, and Blackberry Crossing’s attached sections. For first-time buyers, downsizers who want single-level living without yard work, and investors, this is the entry point to a village three miles from the Aurora Metra.

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Montgomery Condos — Updated Daily

Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.

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What You Can Expect from Montgomery Condos

Expect two- to three-bedroom units from roughly 1,000 to 1,500 square feet, most built 2001–2014, with one- or two-car attached garages common. Association fees typically cover exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow—budget roughly $190–$310 a month depending on the community. Ranch-style and second-floor flats in Seasons Ridge appeal strongly to downsizers; updated units move fastest.

Montgomery Neighborhoods & Local Insight

Lakewood Creek’s condo and duplex sections give residents access to the community’s clubhouse, pool, and tennis courts—unusual amenities at this price point anywhere in the Fox Valley. Seasons Ridge’s Lakeside section adds true ranch-style attached living. Note that association sub-fees stack on Lakewood Creek’s master HOA, so get the complete fee picture per unit.

Buyer Tips & Financing

Warrantability is the first question: have your lender confirm the association’s owner-occupancy ratio and reserves before you fall for a unit—it determines whether FHA and some conventional programs apply. Review the association’s financials and any pending special assessments, and check whether the unit sits in an SSA. We pull all of it before clients write.

Good to Know Before You Buy

Condo demand in Montgomery runs deeper than the inventory: downsizers from the village’s own single-family stock compete with first-time buyers for the same limited units. Well-priced, updated condos frequently see multiple offers inside a week. If single-level attached living is the goal, tell us—those units are the scarcest of all.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do condos cost in Montgomery?
Most trade between roughly $220K and $300K depending on size, updates, and community—well below the village median of about $349K.
Where are Montgomery’s condo communities?
Primarily in the association sections of Lakewood Creek, Seasons Ridge (including the Lakeside ranch section), and Blackberry Crossing, with additional attached units in Fairfield Way and Foxmoor.
What do Montgomery condo HOA fees cover?
Typically exterior maintenance, roof, lawn, and snow—roughly $190–$310 a month by community. In Lakewood Creek, sub-association fees stack on the master HOA, so verify the total.
Can I buy a Montgomery condo with FHA financing?
Often yes, but it depends on the association’s warrantability—owner-occupancy ratios and reserves matter. Have your lender confirm early; we know which associations typically clear.
Are Montgomery condos a good investment?
Rental demand is steady given the Aurora employment corridor and Metra access, and entry prices are the lowest in the village. Confirm the association allows rentals before you buy—policies vary.

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