Vintage Estates, Inc. - Our Communities

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Our Communities

Barrington, Illinois - Barrington is a charming community with a distinctive historic character that values quality development and a high quality of life. As evidenced by it highly educated residents (61% college graduates), its above average median income ($102,120) and its excellent location, Barrington is a great place to do business.

Each day, over 1,800 commuters come to Barrington to ride the Metra commuter train to Chicago. Equally important is the fact that over 40,000 cars pass through the community on a daily basis.

Glen Ellyn, Illinois - Known as "The New England of the Midwest", Glen Ellyn is an exceptionally wonderful place to live, work, and play. Verdant parklands, Lake Ellyn - a 10-acre natural wonder - gracious homes on tree-lined boulevards, and a vibrant downtown and southern business district create a Village that uniquely blends hometown appeal with up-to-date convenience.

Since the first settlers arrived in the 1830s, Glen Ellyn has continued to draw families looking for a distinctive way of life. It is a place where time slows down, neighbor knows neighbor, and residents work together to preserve the past, support the schools, parks, and library, and improve the community. Volunteer opportunities abound with our many civic and service organizations.

With a population of 26,000 and a short commute to the hustle and bustle of Chicago's downtown Loop, Glen Ellyn has successfully maintained its small town character, making it always a great place to come home to.

Hinsdale, Illinois - "Hinsdale, located 21 miles west of Chicago, offers natural beauty, hometown charm, and a friendly community atmosphere. The village serves as a great base for commerce, education, and suburban living. You'll find Hinsdale, Illinois is like a fresh breath of air."

Naperville, Illinois - Naperville, the oldest city in DuPage County, is also one of the most dynamic communities in the country. Historic charm abounds through the downtown with a blend of quaint shops, well-known retail stores and neighborhood parks. The city keeps its rich history alive by preserving its chronicled past, yet remains on the cutting edge of technology with a high tech corporate corridor.

Naperville is a master-planned community that enjoys economic prosperity, outstanding educational opportunities and high-caliber cultural events. Expanding and diverse high technology, research, and commercial bases all foster Naperville's continuing growth.

Discover "city styles and small town smiles" in the shops and restaurants along tree-lined streets in the charming downtown. Naperville boasts wonderful educational opportunities with its two nationally recognized school districts and North Central College. Our town recently was voted the number one city in the United States to raise children. And, the library was selected as number one in the country two years running.

Plainfield, Illinois - Plainfield is located 35 miles southwest of Chicago. The Village is Will County's oldest community and one of the fastest growing communities in the state.

Easily accessible, Plainfield is close to several interstates and state highways making it an excellent place to live, own a business, or simply spend the day shopping and dining in our historic downtown.

Currently, the population is 20,673 (2003 Special Census). The Village Government is well positioned to accommodate growth and welcomes new commercial and industrial development to help parallel the success of its residential expansion.

Wheaton, Illinois - Wheaton is a wonderful community, rich in traditional values. Our local housing market is stable and has consistently enjoyed appreciating home values. From charming starter homes to million dollar estates, Wheaton is a favored community for first time homebuyers, transferees and people choosing to move up in home value.

The City of Wheaton was founded in 1837 and 1838 by Erastus Gary and Jesse & Warren Wheaton. In 1867, Wheaton became the County Seat of DuPage County and continues to house the county's buildings and facilities. This municipality is also home to the Wheaton Public Library, a Top Ten U.S. Library, the Wheaton Municipal Band, and a vibrant, revitalized downtown.

Our school district is one of the best in the state. Wheaton's Community Unit School District 200 is a respected, comprehensive school district serving students from varied socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds.