The homes found in the Laurel Ridge community in the town of Aurora, IL were built in the late part of the 1980s. Lexington Homes built these homes. The floor plans range from 1,281 square feet and up. It will be found west of Route 59 on Route 34. This community is well-established. The homes are reasonably priced.

These homes are mid-sized and single-family homes. Each home has at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The largest homes have four bedrooms and three bathrooms. You can expect to pay about 325,000 for a home in this subdivision.

This subdivision has access to elementary, middle, and high schools. All these schools have excellent reviews. They are great schools for children to go to. Plus, biking to school or walking to school is easy when living in Laurel Ridge. Laurel Ridge has a great bike score. It scores 67/100. Walking scores are lower at 41/100. However, they both are great scores.

Laurel Ridge has many parks near or in the subdivision. These parks include Amberwood Park, Brooklyn Park, Frontenac Park, Clearwood Park, and Georgetown Park. These parks have many amenities that people love. The first park features the most. It features hiking, a picnic area, basketball, baseball, soccer, hiking, and even playgrounds. This park can be found on Meadow Lakes Boulevard. The other parks have hiking, playgrounds, soccer fields, and baseball.

You are in an area where you get your space. However, there are a few subdivisions nearby. These subdivisions include Emerald Shores, Amberwood, and Diamond Bay. This means that you can connect to other people without traveling great distances.

Those who own homes in this community have an average age of 46. Out of all the homes in the subdivision, 75% of the homes are owned. This means that only 25% of people that live in this subdivision do not own their home yet. These people may still have a mortgage on the home or a loan. One thousand three hundred eighty-five people reside in this subdivision. Laurel Ridge is a small subdivision located west of Amberwood, east of Willow Lake Park and slightly southwest of the Fox Valley neighborhood. The local Meijer located on Route 59 will allow people in the community to get their daily needs. It is not very far away from the subdivision. This is why many people live in the area. It is surrounded by items that are needed daily. Plus, it is great for commuting to the city for work.