Antioch is a special village with a great variety of community activities, businesses and locations to offer both new and long-time residents. Industry and business are also on the grow in Antioch, a northern Illinois village long known as a great place for a vacation from the city because of its lakes and other recreational facilities. Read more… »

Since its incorporation in 1887, the Village of Arlington Heights has grown into the largest Cook County suburb and the fifth largest suburb in the metropolitan area. One hundred ten years later the Village has reached the “maturation” stage in its development growth and, therefore, faces new challenges and opportunities. Redevelopment of the Village’s commercial, manufacturing and residential areas has become the predominant issue when planning for the future of the Village.
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The Barrington area is a wonderful place to live whether you’re raising a family, running a business or simply enjoying the many traditions of this vibrant community. The community is known for its country living, wooded beauty, and gentle rolling landscape dotted with idyllic lakes. Ninety square miles affectionately called “The Countryside” surround the village. Read more… »

Why work with a lone Realtor to help you buy or sell your Buffalo Grove home, when you can work with a Team instead? The Sharron Kelley Team will provide you with the best of both worlds. You’ll enjoy the supportive, personal relationship you would expect when working with a single Realtor, but you’ll also benefit from the specialization and organization of a real estate team. Read more… »

Crystal Lake,Illinois is located 50 miles northwest of Chicago, is a short drive from O’Hare International Airport, near several major highways and interstates. The Union Pacific rail line provides easy access to Chicago. As a result, Crystal Lake residents enjoy the many employment, cultural and recreational opportunities of a major metro city, yet live in a pleasant, friendly, small-town atmosphere.

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In 1840, Deerfield Township was known by the name of Leclair. What you know as “Deerfield” was originally settled in 1835. The name Deerfield was given to it around 1849 or 1850 when townships were being formed in Lake County. Deerfield was named for Deerfield, Massachusetts, and also because of the deer abounding in this area.

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