Chasemoor is a well-established Burr Ridge subdivision of single-family homes and townhomes — built primarily from the late 1980s through the mid-1990s, located north of 79th Street and east of County Line Road, walking distance to the Burr Ridge Village Center. It's known for its private streets, mature landscaping, and a series of ponds developed by the Army Corps of Engineers for stormwater management.
Established in 1988, Chasemoor is a roughly 200-home community managed by the Chasemoor of Burr Ridge Condominium Homeowners Association. The subdivision mixes single-floor, tri-level, and zero-lot-line single-family homes with townhome product, connected by private streets and eleven ponds. It sits walking distance to Burr Ridge Village Center's restaurants, shopping, and athletic facilities, and is adjacent to a PACE facility offering commuter bus access toward Hinsdale and the Chicago Loop — a genuine convenience for buyers who don't want to be entirely car-dependent.
Because Chasemoor mixes townhomes and single-family product across a range of sizes, sale prices cover a meaningful band. Based on multi-year MLS (MRED) sales history:
Ranges reflect multi-year MRED sales history for the subdivision. For current Burr Ridge market numbers, see Burr Ridge home values.
Chasemoor's sales history tells a clear story: average market time has swung from over three weeks down to just a few days in recent months, while monthly closed sales have ranged from a dozen-plus down to just one or two. That kind of volatility reflects real shifts in buyer demand and inventory, not just noise — a home priced against stale comps can miss a fast-moving window entirely, while a well-priced home in this market is now selling in days, not weeks.
This is exactly the situation where valuation experience earns its keep. As a former licensed Certified Appraiser with 14 years in these suburbs, I build Chasemoor pricing the way an appraiser would — adjusting for product type, condition, and renovation quality across genuinely comparable sales — before your home ever hits the market.
With monthly closed sales recently down to just a couple and average market time compressed to a handful of days, buyers targeting Chasemoor need to move fast and decisively once the right home comes up — there's very little time to deliberate in the current market. Being pre-positioned with financing and a clear sense of fair value matters more here than in a slower-moving subdivision.
Chasemoor sits in Cook County (Lyons Township), unlike much of Burr Ridge, which straddles both Cook and DuPage — worth factoring into your tax comparison. The subdivision is served by Pleasantdale Elementary and Junior High (District 107) and Lyons Township High School (District 204).
Current conditions favor sellers — homes are moving in days and consistently achieving at or above list price. But that window can close as quickly as it opened, and correct pricing from day one is what captures it. If you're weighing a sale, start with a real valuation grounded in genuinely comparable recent sales, not an automated estimate. See my guide to CMA vs. appraisal for more on why that distinction matters, or get a precise Burr Ridge home valuation to see where your Chasemoor property stands today.
Chasemoor is a subdivision of single-family homes and townhomes in Burr Ridge, IL, established in 1988 and located north of 79th Street and east of County Line Road, walking distance to Burr Ridge Village Center.
Average sale prices in Chasemoor have ranged from around $535,000 to $740,000 over the past several years, with a clear upward trend into 2026. Homes are typically selling at or very close to list price.
Both. Chasemoor includes single-floor, tri-level, and zero-lot-line single-family homes as well as townhome product, all managed under the Chasemoor of Burr Ridge Condominium Homeowners Association.
Market pace has picked up significantly — average market time has compressed from several weeks in prior years down to just a few days recently, though monthly sales volume has also thinned considerably, so availability varies month to month.
Chasemoor is served by Pleasantdale Elementary and Junior High (District 107) and Lyons Township High School (District 204). Always confirm exact assignment for a specific address, as Burr Ridge boundaries can vary by section.
Whether you're pricing a home you own here or waiting for the right one to surface, get a valuation-first read on the subdivision from a former licensed Certified Appraiser with 14 years in these suburbs.
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