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Hawthorn Woods is where the region's only Arnold Palmer Signature Designed golf course sits inside a village of rolling hills, woodlands, and one-acre-minimum residential lots. The Hawthorn Woods Country Club community — a 592-unit gated development built by Toll Brothers starting in the mid-2000s, with the club formally established in 2006 — occupies roughly 700 acres of former farmland just north of the Gilmer Road and Midlothian Road intersection. Homes in the community range from 2,000 to 5,000 square feet with at least one acre of land each, and residents carry at least a social country club membership for access to the pool, bocce and paddle tennis courts, fitness facility, and fine dining amenities. The 18-hole course itself — just under 7,100 yards from the championship tees, with bent grass greens and fairways, integrated streams, lakes, and elevation changes — has hosted the Illinois Open Championship (2008, 2011-2015) and the Illinois Senior Open (2024, returning 2025).
The village was formally incorporated in 1958, but stayed small for decades before the estate-scale development reshaped it. The 2020 population was 9,062, spread across 8.25 square miles of Lake County landscape. The village neighbors some of the most recognizable estate-character communities in the corridor — Long Grove, Lake Zurich, Kildeer, Deer Park, North Barrington, Barrington Hills — and the housing stock mirrors that context. New Traditional custom builds, stone-facade and cedar-shake country estates, and Colonial Revivals dominate the map, with newer builders continuing to work within the one-acre-per-lot framework.
The Arnold Palmer course frontage, the country-club-associated cedar railings and stone patios, and the one-acre estate lots throughout the village define the work profile. Cedar shake, natural stone, IPE and composite decking, slate and tile roofing, and copper gutters are the common high-end materials. Driveways are long — often 150 to 250 feet — and they pick up joint-sand weathering and tire-track mildew at estate scale. Homes backing to the golf course itself deal with extra humidity, turf-moisture algae on north-facing siding, and frequent wet-ground conditions during the irrigation cycle. Heavy tree canopy through the wooded residential blocks drives serious fall leaf load into gutters.
From Volo, Hawthorn Woods is a forty-five-minute run south — Route 12 to Gilmer Road west. Family-owned, fully insured, 114 Google reviews. I soft-wash cedar and natural stone without damage, clean slate and tile roof edges without compromising the finish, restore long driveways and flagstone walks without pulling joint sand, and handle copper gutter work without bending downspouts. No subcontractors. Free quote, clear pricing, 30-day guarantee.
