Magnolia Pointe-Invest in South Barrington's Exclusive Development of Luxury Homes
Magnolia Pointe is an exclusive development of exceptional architecturally designed luxury single family homes in South Barrington Illinois 60010. It is located just off Mundhank Rd, north of Higgins Rd. Magnolia Pointe is a no through subdivision and comprises of Star Lane, Saucer Circle and Blossom Court.

This is not a gated community but does have a very pretty entrance way. Lot sizes are from 1.3 acres to about 2 and need to be this size because the homes on Magnolia Pointe have size-able square footage and therefore the home's footprint with patios and driveways can take up a lot of space. Homes are on private wells and septic systems.
Magnolia Pointe does not have any homes for sale at time of writing although there is one unfinished home currently under contract. There are 2 lots available for sale if you are ready to build your dream home and live in this exclusive development. The subdivision is at the south end of South Barrington providing very close access to I-90 for commuting to Chicago or O'Hare Airport.

Some of the features of Magnolia Pointe of South Barrington are the brick and stone entrance way with colorful flowers in many flower beds, the gazebo that gives shade to cool off when out for a stroll on a hot summers day, a no through subdivision making it fairly safe for kids to ride bikes. There are tennis courts and a basketball court if you fancy a game. Homes are from 5000 square feet up to 20,000 square feet with minimum 4 car garages. Waterfront lots are available in the subdivision.
Magnolia Pointe is in the Barrington School District 220, close to The Arboretum Shopping Mall.
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Corinne Guest
Realtor & Managing Broker
Royal Advocate Realty, Barrington
Call today 847-363-3686 for real estate and relocation service.
Real Estate in Barrington and The Northwest Suburbs
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