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Cinnabar Pointe

76 townhomes on Nicole Drive, DuPage County Bartlett

Cinnabar Pointe is a 76-unit townhome community along Nicole Drive, near Stearns Road and County Farm Road on the DuPage County side of Bartlett. The townhomes went up in the late 1980s — MLS records show build years of 1988 and 1989 — and they are two-story attached homes with garages and private outdoor space.

These are compact townhomes. Recent listings have run roughly 960 to 1,250 square feet above grade with one-car garages, which puts Cinnabar Pointe at the smaller, more affordable end of attached housing in Bartlett. Several homes have finished lower levels, so the space you actually live in can be meaningfully larger than the listed square footage — that is worth checking room by room rather than trusting the headline number.

What varies here is nearly everything else: full or finished basements, fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, walk-in closets, end-unit locations and additional finished lower-level living space all turn up in some homes and not others. Two Cinnabar Pointe listings at the same square footage can be genuinely different properties.

Community Highlights

  • 76 townhomes on Nicole Drive
  • Built in the late 1980s
  • Two-story attached designs
  • Attached garages and private outdoor space
  • Finished lower levels in many homes
  • Hawk Hollow Forest Preserve nearby
  • Bartlett Metra station — Milwaukee District West
  • Stearns Road, County Farm Road & Route 59

One closed sale. In our trailing two-year MLS window exactly one Cinnabar Pointe townhome has closed — at $325,000, after 6 days on the market.

One sale is a data point, not a market. It tells you nothing about the range, and given how much the finishes and lower levels vary here it should not be used to price your home. Ask us and we will price a specific unit off its own plan, condition and level of finish.

The Association

Cinnabar Pointe is governed by the Cinnabar Pointe Townhomes Owners’ Association. Recent listings show an assessment of about $300 a month, generally covering exterior maintenance, lawn care and snow removal, with common insurance included on some.

The association’s Rules & Regulations and Declaration are published in full further down this page. The headline rules: no more than two pets per unit — dogs, cats and other customary household pets — with owners responsible for cleaning up after them and for any damage they cause; and leasing is permitted with a minimum term of one year, every lease expressly subject to the declaration, with a processing fee on sales, leases and refinancing. Confirm the current figures and any amendments with the Association before you write an offer.

Cinnabar Pointe at a Glance

Homes built Late 1980s (MLS records 1988–1989)
Size of community 76 townhomes
Property type Two-story attached townhome
Typical size Approx. 960–1,250 sq ft, plus finished lower levels
Bedrooms 2–3 bedrooms
Parking Attached garage — 1 car on recent listings
Association dues Approx. $300/month
County DuPage
Schools Horizon Elementary, Eastview Middle, Bartlett High (U-46)
Recent closed sales 1 in the trailing 2 years

Sizes, dues, build years and unit mix are drawn from what has actually been listed here in the MRED MLS. With a single closed sale in the window, no median or price range is meaningful and none is shown. School boundaries should be verified for any individual property.

Community Layout

Aerial Over Cinnabar Pointe

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Late 1980s

About the Name and the Models

Cinnabar is a mineral — the bright red ore that mercury is refined from — and the model names that have historically been associated with this community follow the same idea: Amethyst, Beryl, Crystal and Diamond. A gemstone set, in alphabetical order, which is the sort of naming convention a late-1980s builder used to signal a step up through the price list.

The Amethyst

One of the model names historically associated with Cinnabar Pointe.

The Beryl

One of the model names historically associated with Cinnabar Pointe.

The Crystal

One of the model names historically associated with Cinnabar Pointe.

The Diamond

One of the model names historically associated with Cinnabar Pointe.

We are stating these as historically associated names on purpose. We do not yet have the original builder advertising for Cinnabar Pointe, so we cannot tell you which plan has how many bedrooms, what each one measured or what they originally sold for — and we are not going to guess. If you own here and have the original brochure or paperwork, we would genuinely like to see it, and we will credit it on this page.

Cinnabar Pointe sits on the DuPage County side of Bartlett, which matters for your tax bill and your assessor — Bartlett straddles three counties. Hawk Hollow Forest Preserve is close by, with trails, open space, fishing and a permitted off-leash dog area. For the wider story of how the village grew, see our history of Bartlett.

Home count, location, association name and the historically associated model names come from community reference material; build years, sizes, dues, parking and unit mix come from Garry Real Estate’s review of Cinnabar Pointe listings and closed transactions in the MRED MLS. Assessments and rules change — confirm current figures and the governing documents with the Association, and attendance boundaries with the district, before you buy.

Community Governance

Owners’ Association

Cinnabar Pointe Townhomes Owners’ Association. The rows below are drawn from the association’s own Rules & Regulations, published in full further down this page.

Item What applies Notes
Monthly assessment Approx. $300 From recent MLS listings — confirm the current figure with the Association
Included in dues Exterior maintenance, lawn care, snow removal; common insurance on some listings As reported on Cinnabar Pointe listings
Pets Dogs, cats and other customary household pets — no more than two per unit Owners must clean up after pets on lots and common areas, and are financially responsible for any damage caused
Leasing Permitted — minimum term of one year Every lease is expressly subject to the declaration. The association charges a processing fee on sales, leases and refinancing requests

Association details above were gathered by Garry Real Estate from the association’s governing documents and current MLS listings. Rules, fees and restrictions change, and amendments may post-date the copies we hold. Always contact the Association directly for the current documents, fee schedule, pet and leasing rules before making a purchase decision.

Community Governance

HOA & Association Documents

The association’s own governing documents, in full — these are the documents the summary above is drawn from. Read them yourself before you write an offer.

Association Document Download
Cinnabar Pointe Townhomes Owners’ Association
76 townhomes
Rules & Regulations
Homeowner Manual, 30 pages
⇣ View PDF
Cinnabar Pointe Townhomes Owners’ Association
76 townhomes
Declaration
40 pages
⇣ View PDF

These documents were obtained by Garry Real Estate in the course of past real estate transactions. The date of receipt varies — some documents may be current, others may be several years old. Garry Real Estate makes no representations as to the accuracy, completeness, or current enforceability of these documents. Always contact the association directly to obtain the most up-to-date governing documents, fee schedules, and rules before making any purchase or ownership decision.

Homes for Sale in Cinnabar Pointe

Live MLS listings. With 76 homes, an empty grid here is normal — tell us what you are looking for and we will call you the day one lists.

Recently Sold in Cinnabar Pointe

Closed sales from the past 2 years. Cinnabar Pointe turns over rarely, so expect a short list — that is the market here, not a fault in the search.

More Bartlett Real Estate Resources

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