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Neighborhoods in Lee County, IL

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    Paw Paw

    Paw Paw, IL is a quiet village of 1,000 residents. It features Lions Park, the Paw Paw Public Library, and Beaver Den Tavern. The area is safer than the national average. Nearby Shabbona Lake State Park offers outdoor activities.

    • Average Value

      $265K

    • List Price

      $126K - $486K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      3 Listings

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    North Dixon

    Although miles of corn and soybean fields comprise the bulk of North Dixon, this community's heart is along the Rock River's northern shores. “It’s a small, quiet waterfront community where you’ll always see people out and about, and it has great recreation,” Debbie Flannery, a local Realtor with Re/Max, who has 22 years of experience. In addition

    • Average Value

      $229K

    • List Price

      $110K - $780K

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      Homes For Sale

      19 Listings

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    South Dixon

    South Dixon is an expanding section of Dixon, home to the city’s downtown area along the Rock River as well as a growing commercial corridor by Interstate 88, known locally as the Tollway. In 2012, Dixon grabbed the national spotlight when it was discovered that the city comptroller had embezzled more than $53 million over a 22-year period — the

    • Average Value

      $162K

    • List Price

      $57K - $580K

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      Homes For Sale

      17 Listings

    South Dixon
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    Ashton

    Ashton is a village in Northern Illinois surrounded by the abundant farmland of Lee County. The small community has fewer than 1,000 residents, many of whom were born and raised there. “While we have had some new families move in, a lot of people have grown up here and stuck around,” says village clerk Catherine Koks. “There are a lot of extended

    • Average Value

      $183K

    • List Price

      $111K - $396K

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      Homes For Sale

      1 Listing

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    Amboy

    Established in 1854, Amboy’s history as a railroad town goes back to the days of Abraham Lincoln, who, at the time, was a lawyer for the Illinois Central Railroad. While the railroad is gone, the 19th-century charm remains downtown, where Lincoln famously gave a campaign speech and even got a haircut. The old downtown train station is now the

    • Average Value

      $152K

    • List Price

      $24K - $356K

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      4 Listings

    Amboy