This neighborhood has nice sized lots and still being a neighborhood. There are 3 bedrooms on the 2nd level, the office/den on the lower level could be an additional bedroom if needed, the home faces South and is light and bright, there are hardwood floors and the main level and 2nd level, a large main level great room, dining room open to the patio and a good sized kitchen with granite countertops, the lower level has one bedroom, family room, laundry room and a full bathroom, this home has a nice price point to move into Barrington.
Single-familyProperty Type
1961Year Built
0.46 acresLot Size
$216Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Debra Hallberg-Palmer• Keller Williams Success Realty
Bought with Barbara Augustyn Rago• HomeSmart Connect LLC
Super cute split level with recent updates in kitchen and baths. Newer floors and appliances too! Eating island in kitchen. Dining room with slider to great outdoor space with large patio and pergola. Lower level has outside access, family room, den and full bath. Easy to convert den to bedroom and make a master suite on the lower level. Barrington schools. Bank approved short sale.
Public Records
Oct 22, 2001
Sold
$200,000
$86/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,831 (+6.2%)
$22,318 + $89,193
$111,511
2024
$6,435 (+9.7%)
$22,318 + $89,193
$111,511
2023
$5,866 (−9.1%)
$19,669 + $78,610
$98,279
2022
$6,451 (+1.6%)
$18,644 + $74,512
$93,156
2021
$6,348 (+2.8%)
$21,092 + $79,205
$100,297
2020
$6,177 (+4.3%)
$20,733 + $77,858
$98,591
2019
$5,922 (+7.1%)
$20,124 + $75,569
$95,693
2018
$5,531 (+1.6%)
$20,641 + $70,673
$91,314
2017
$5,446 (+3.2%)
$20,641 + $70,673
$91,314
2016
$5,277 (+5.6%)
$20,226 + $69,253
$89,479
2015
$4,996 (−14.6%)
$19,463 + $66,641
$86,104
2013
$5,852 (+3.1%)
$21,191 + $68,706
$89,897
2012
$5,674 (+9.4%)
$21,879 + $70,937
$92,816
2011
$5,189 (−2.8%)
$26,360 + $70,458
$96,818
2010
$5,337 (+0.5%)
$33,834 + $73,188
$107,022
2008
$5,311 (+12.2%)
$36,147 + $78,192
$114,339
2007
$4,734
$34,449 + $74,518
$108,967
Tax history for 26986 W Highland Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,831 (+6.2%)
$22,318 + $89,193
$111,511
2024
$6,435 (+9.7%)
$22,318 + $89,193
$111,511
2023
$5,866 (−9.1%)
$19,669 + $78,610
$98,279
2022
$6,451 (+1.6%)
$18,644 + $74,512
$93,156
2021
$6,348 (+2.8%)
$21,092 + $79,205
$100,297
2020
$6,177 (+4.3%)
$20,733 + $77,858
$98,591
2019
$5,922 (+7.1%)
$20,124 + $75,569
$95,693
2018
$5,531 (+1.6%)
$20,641 + $70,673
$91,314
2017
$5,446 (+3.2%)
$20,641 + $70,673
$91,314
2016
$5,277 (+5.6%)
$20,226 + $69,253
$89,479
2015
$4,996 (−14.6%)
$19,463 + $66,641
$86,104
2013
$5,852 (+3.1%)
$21,191 + $68,706
$89,897
2012
$5,674 (+9.4%)
$21,879 + $70,937
$92,816
2011
$5,189 (−2.8%)
$26,360 + $70,458
$96,818
2010
$5,337 (+0.5%)
$33,834 + $73,188
$107,022
2008
$5,311 (+12.2%)
$36,147 + $78,192
$114,339
2007
$4,734
$34,449 + $74,518
$108,967
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
—
Baths
2
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.46 Acres
Year renovated
1961
Sq. Ft.
1,394
Year built
1961
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Lake County
APN
13-26-302-004
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 15, 2026.
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