Single Family/Townhouses/Condominium Developments

It is interesting to note that the number of permits for construction of new single-family residences increased to 17 permits issued during 2005 from just one (1) permit during 2004. Nine (9) of these new homes are located within the 27 lot Old Mill Woods community under construction by Kenneth James Builders; with the other eight (8) new residences representing what are commonly known as “tear-downs” mostly located on lots within the original 1956 Ladd’s Lincolnshire subdivision.

Manors of Brampton Woods - Unit II Subdivision (Updated March, 2010)
Phase 2 of the Brampton Woods Subdivision spans a 16.8 acre property between Elm Road and Brampton Lane, west of Riverwoods Road. This is an 11-lot subdivision that was actually agreed-to as a future phase of the Brampton Woods subdivision in a 1989 Annexation Agreement.

The developer of the original phase of Brampton Woods, Arthur J. Greene Construction, is currently constructing this subdivision, which will eventually include three new single-family homes on Brampton Lane (217-221 Brampton Lane), as well as six homes on a new cul-de-sac, known as Hamilton Court, and entered off Elm Road. There are an additional two lots with existing farmstead homes that will also be part of this subdivision and will have access off Hamilton Court.

Given Arthur J. Greene’s extensive homebuilding in Lincolnshire throughout the 1980's and 90's, the Village is confident that history and experience will lead to a high-quality subdivision, with a minimum of disruptions to our current residents.

Brookwood Farms (Updated March, 2010)
The Brookwood Farms subdivision is a 9-lot development, located on the west side of Riverwoods Road, immediately north of Northampton Lane. This development sits on the grounds of a former horse farm, from which its name was derived. With Forest Preserve property to the north and west of the development, residents of this neighborhood know that their “neighbors” on this side of Riverwoods Road will continue to be trees, grasslands and wetlands for years to come. This subdivision consists of two-acre lots, similar in size to the subdivision to the south along Northampton Lane. Construction of homes has begun and completion of subdivision improvements is expected by Summer, 2010.

Easton Subdivision (Updated March, 2010)
The 4-lot Easton Subdivision is a single-family residential subdivision by Vernon Builders. The development is located on a 3.7 acre parcel, along Old Mill Road, north of Half Day Road (Rt. 22). The plans for this subdivision include landscape buffering in both the front and rear yards, to enhance the privacy of both current and future residents of the area. Two homes have been completed in this area and two lots remain available for new homes.

Forest View Subdivision (Updated March, 2010)
The Forest View subdivision is a 7-lot single-family residential development, to be located on the south side of Route 22, midway between the intersections of Oxford Drive and Oakwood Lane. The subdivision will consist of a long, narrow parcel of approximately 7.27 acres, with a detention pond at the southern end of the property, and a public street, known as Thornfields Lane, serving the development. Tree buffers will be preserved along parts of the east, west and south property lines and access from the subdivision will be provided only for right-turn movements into the site from Route 22, and right-turn movements back out to Route 22. The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has so far agreed only to this limited access, though the developer continues to work with IDOT to alleviate these concerns.

Lincolnshire Forest (Updated March, 2010)
Currently under construction, Lincolnshire Forest is an 11-lot single-family residential subdivision, located on the northwest corner of Route 22 and Elm Road. Seven of those lots front on Preston Court, a new cul-de-sac street that intersects with Pembroke Drive, while the remaining four lots are accessed via an access easement from Elm Road. The lots range in size from 2/3 of an acre to almost 1 acre. The subdivision incorporates a new native-landscaped detention pond, and an adjacent existing wetland, that can be crossed by a boardwalk. Most of the lots are heavily-forested, allowing the opportunity to carve homesites out, leaving significant existing trees intact. A large public forested lot at the immediate corner of Route 22 and Elm Road, helps provide screening to the homesites in this subdivision.

Lincolnshire Place Condominiums (Updated March, 2010)
This 2.44 acre condominium development enjoys a prominent location in the heart of Lincolnshire, just east of the intersection of Olde Half Day Road and Milwaukee Avenue. The developer, Weiss Development, has constructed a four-story, 62-unit higher-end condominium, that is in the midst of Lincolnshire’s Downtown Development. This condominium building serves as a well-integrated extension to the existing Village Green of Lincolnshire condominiums, previously completed by the same developer, creating a harmonious and architecturally-pleasing neighborhood. The building contains two and three-bedroom units, with seven different floor plans, and offers an extensive array of exterior and interior amenities. The close proximity to the vibrant Village Green Retail Center, Walgreens, and walking and biking paths, as well as ample adjacent open space, make this an enviable location.

Walden Pond Condominiums (Updated March, 2010)
This proposed 36-unit condominium building has been approved by the Village Board as part of the final development phase of the Tri-State International Office Center. Known as the Walden Pond Condominiums, the three-story, brick and stone condo building will be constructed on the vacant site directly south of the Homewood Suites hotel, and will fit well into a neighborhood consisting of single-family homes, townhouses, and the adjacent hotel. The condo building will offer a unique and high-quality architectural design, with views overlooking the scenic pond, underground parking and spacious floor plans. While no start date for construction has yet been determined, the Village is hopeful that construction will be under way by the latter half of 2010.