very nice 1st floor unit w/ garage and opener- close to schools-shopping metra- new carpet-disposal good sized rooms slider to courtyard light and bright appliances stay- separate dining room- big closets- this one won't last!
CondoProperty Type
1995Year Built
$191Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Gerald Shea• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate
Great first floor condo with attached garage! You will be so happy to live here! One level living is yours! Nice living room with sliders overlooking a lot of green space for plenty of privacy. Eat in kitchen has lots of storage and counter space. Separate dining room for the more formal times. 2 big bedrooms and a huge bath. Garage is the closest one, so the walk is short. Come buy this great home now.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,887 (+4.0%)
$13,875 + $42,486
$56,361
2024
$3,736 (+5.1%)
$12,834 + $39,299
$52,133
2023
$3,557 (+11.9%)
$11,478 + $35,148
$46,626
2022
$3,177 (+6.7%)
$10,359 + $29,181
$39,540
2021
$2,978 (+3.1%)
$9,651 + $27,186
$36,837
2020
$2,889 (+3.3%)
$9,309 + $26,224
$35,533
2019
$2,796 (+9.6%)
$8,910 + $25,100
$34,010
2018
$2,551 (−19.2%)
$8,231 + $22,821
$31,052
2017
$3,158 (+2.1%)
$8,231 + $22,821
$31,052
2016
$3,094 (−6.8%)
$7,273 + $20,164
$27,437
2015
$3,318 (+47.2%)
$7,273 + $20,164
$27,437
2013
$2,254 (+7.0%)
$6,784 + $30,902
$37,686
2012
$2,107 (+14.3%)
$7,232 + $32,941
$40,173
2011
$1,844 (+11.7%)
$7,953 + $36,223
$44,176
2010
$1,651 (+9.9%)
$8,499 + $38,712
$47,211
2008
$1,502 (−3.6%)
$8,499 + $43,587
$52,086
2007
$1,559
$8,264 + $42,383
$50,647
Tax history for 869 Golf Course Rd #1
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,887 (+4.0%)
$13,875 + $42,486
$56,361
2024
$3,736 (+5.1%)
$12,834 + $39,299
$52,133
2023
$3,557 (+11.9%)
$11,478 + $35,148
$46,626
2022
$3,177 (+6.7%)
$10,359 + $29,181
$39,540
2021
$2,978 (+3.1%)
$9,651 + $27,186
$36,837
2020
$2,889 (+3.3%)
$9,309 + $26,224
$35,533
2019
$2,796 (+9.6%)
$8,910 + $25,100
$34,010
2018
$2,551 (−19.2%)
$8,231 + $22,821
$31,052
2017
$3,158 (+2.1%)
$8,231 + $22,821
$31,052
2016
$3,094 (−6.8%)
$7,273 + $20,164
$27,437
2015
$3,318 (+47.2%)
$7,273 + $20,164
$27,437
2013
$2,254 (+7.0%)
$6,784 + $30,902
$37,686
2012
$2,107 (+14.3%)
$7,232 + $32,941
$40,173
2011
$1,844 (+11.7%)
$7,953 + $36,223
$44,176
2010
$1,651 (+9.9%)
$8,499 + $38,712
$47,211
2008
$1,502 (−3.6%)
$8,499 + $43,587
$52,086
2007
$1,559
$8,264 + $42,383
$50,647
*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
2
Baths
1
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,100
Year built
1995
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
McHenry County
APN
19-07-329-002
Parking Spaces
1
Basement
No
Accessible
No
HOA Dues
$188 /month
Garage
Yes
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Mar 12, 2026.
R-3B PUD
Multifamily Residential-Planned Unit Development District
Planned Unit Development: The purpose of a planned unit development (PUD) is to encourage unique and innovative development of land, that supports a high quality of life, and that achieves a high quality of development, environmental sensitivity, energy efficiency and other City goals. planned unit developments are intended to allow the relaxation of otherwise substantive requirements based upon procedural protections providing for detailed review of individual proposals for significant developments. This special regulatory technique is included in this Ordinance in recognition of the fact that traditional use, bulk, space, setback and yard regulations that may be useful in protecting the character of substantially developed and stable areas may impose rigid regulation upon the development or redevelopment of parcels or areas that lend themselves to an individual, planned approach. Through the flexibility of the planned unit development technique the City seeks to achieve the following specific objectives: Reducing or diminishing the monotonous design patterns that can result from the strict application of zoning, development and design standards that are targeted primarily towards individual lot development; Allowing greater flexibility in selecting the means to provide access, open space and design amenities; Allowing greater latitude in providing a well-integrated mix of residential and nonresidential land uses throughout the development and on individual lots, including a mix of housing types, lot sizes and densities; Promoting high-quality design and environmentally sensitive development by allowing development to take advantage of special site characteristics, locations and uses; and In specific instances, encouraging high quality design and environmentally sensitive development by allowing increases in residential density or nonresidential square footage where such increases are justified by superior design or the provision of additional amenities such as public open space.