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Condos in North Peoria
Buying or selling a condo with someone who knows how associations, fees and rules work.
Condos in North Peoria: what you get
Condos in North Peoria can take a lot off your plate, and the right association makes all the difference. I know how condo associations work, and I'll help you check before you commit.
Many condos offer one-level living and less upkeep, which is why they often come up when a house no longer fits.
Why North Peoria buyers work with me
I'm Shannan Werckle, a Broker-REALTOR® with eXp Realty and the name behind Greater Peoria Living. North Peoria is where I do much of my work, and I know its subdivisions and condo communities street by street.
For sellers, a condo competes with similar units nearby, often with nearly identical floor plans. Pricing and presentation matter even more, and every listing gets a floor plan.
Willow Knolls Court puts Sam's Club, Kohl's, the GQT Willow Knolls 14 theater and Olive Garden close by, and Hy-Vee, Route 6 and I-74 are a short drive.
How it works in North Peoria
- The association reviewed before you commit
- Every number first, including fees and property taxes
- For sellers, pricing against the units around you
- Professional photos and a floor plan
- Updates at every milestone to closing
For the full picture, see how I help buyers, or read more about buying and selling condos in Greater Peoria. You can also see the North Peoria overview. When you're ready, tell me about your plans or call (309) 740-0990.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I check before buying a condo?
What the association fee covers and doesn't, the rules on rentals, pets and changes to the unit, and how the association handles repairs and larger projects.
Is North Peoria in the Peoria or Dunlap school district?
It depends on the address. Most homes north of Willow Knolls Road are in Dunlap School District 323, and most south of it are in Peoria District 150, but the boundary zigzags, so I always check.
North Peoria
What condos looks like in North Peoria
Peoria's north side, where I do much of my work, with quick access to Route 6.
- The homes
- Between War Memorial Drive and Route 6, most homes and subdivisions were built in the 1960s and 1970s, with Northgate Park from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s. North of Route 6, most homes were built from the early 1990s to 2010, with the biggest building boom from 2000 to 2007 and slower building since. Several condo communities sit close together along Willow Knolls Road.
- Schools people ask about
- Either Peoria Public Schools District 150 (Richwoods High School) or Dunlap School District 323 (Dunlap High School). Most homes north of Willow Knolls Road are in Dunlap, most south of it are in Peoria, and the line zigzags, so it's always worth checking a specific address.
- Getting around
- Allen Road runs north from War Memorial Drive, past the Pioneer Industrial Park, to Route 6. Willow Knolls Road crosses Allen Road and is roughly where the Peoria and Dunlap school districts meet.
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