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Plano Townhomes

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

~$290K
Median Sale Price
12,700+
Population
~65 min
Amtrak to Chicago
5★
Google Rating

About Plano Townhomes

Plano’s townhome market lives almost entirely in Lakewood Springs, and it delivers something scarce in Kendall County: low-maintenance living in the low-to-mid $200Ks with real amenities attached. Two clubhouses, a community pool, parks, and trails come with the association — at monthly all-in costs that undercut renting. This is where Plano first-time buyers and downsizers meet in the middle.

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.

Plano Townhomes — Updated Daily

Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.

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What You Can Expect from Plano Townhomes

Expect two- and three-bedroom two-story townhomes and duplexes, roughly 1,100–1,600 square feet, built mostly 2004–2009, with attached one- or two-car garages. Association fees cover exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow. Recent sales have clustered in the $220s–$260s, with updated end units at the top of that range. A handful of older attached homes elsewhere in town round out the inventory.

Plano Neighborhoods & Local Insight

Within Lakewood Springs, sections differ: some sit closest to the Emily G. Johns campus, others back to ponds or open space, and association fees and SSA status vary section by section. Those details move both monthly cost and resale value more than square footage does at this price, so we compare at the section level, not just the subdivision level.

Buyer Tips & Financing

Confirm the association is warrantable with your lender early — it determines your program options. Get the fee, coverage, and reserve picture in writing, and verify whether the parcel carries an SSA assessment. Duplex-style units sometimes qualify for financing as single-family attached, which can widen your options; we flag which is which.

Good to Know Before You Buy

Townhomes here serve double duty as the town’s de facto starter homes and its steadiest rental stock, so demand comes from two directions at once. Clean, well-priced units go pending inside two weeks. If your plan is buy-now, move-up-later, Lakewood Springs townhomes have historically been easy to lease when you’re ready for the next house.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Plano townhomes cost?
Most recent sales have landed in the $220s–$260s for 2004–2009 Lakewood Springs units of 1,100–1,600 square feet — among the most affordable townhome pricing in the county.
What amenities come with Lakewood Springs townhomes?
Association access includes the community pool, two clubhouses, parks, and trails, with exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow covered by the fee.
Do Plano townhomes carry SSA taxes?
Some Lakewood Springs sections do — the Special Service Area assessment appears on the property tax bill on top of the base amount. We verify parcel by parcel before you offer.
Are Plano townhomes good rentals?
Yes — they’re the town’s steadiest rental stock, with strong tenant demand from the Route 34 corridor workforce. We run the numbers on request.
How fast do townhomes sell in Plano?
Well-priced units typically go pending within two weeks, with updated end units moving fastest. Same-day showings are the norm for serious buyers.

Ready to Find Your Plano Home?

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.