Batavia

Batavia is a quintessential all-American city.

Featured on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post in 1958, it was once the center of transportation, energy, and industry.

Founded in 1833, Batavia is the oldest city in Kane County. It manufactured windmills that powered agriculture and wagons and helped settle the frontier. Batavia was home to the limestone quarry that rebuilt Chicago after the Chicago Fire of 1871 and an industrial complex that manufactured parts for the rocket that took the first U.S. astronauts to the moon.                 

Despite being at the forefront of advancements, the city maintains its small-town charm as it sits along the Fox River. Every spring, Batavia residents come together and participate in a city-wide garage sale hosted by the volunteers of the Batavia Fireworks Committee, and proceeds from the spring-cleaning tradition go to put on Batavia’s 4th of July Sky Concert in Engstrom Park.

The city’s new modern library facility and expanding park system are signs of Batavia’s ongoing commitment to the community’s education and quality of life.

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Featured Batavia Listings

Here are 12 out of 75 listings in Batavia

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Milwaukee District West line at Geneva Metra

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Union Pacific West line at Geneva
$428,045
Average Sale Price
36
Average Days On The Market
99%
Sales Prices VS. List Price
Data represents the community area's average over the past 12 months. All information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

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