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Lake Barrington's defining residential development has a specific origin story. In 1972, the 500-acre Bartlett estate surrounding the lake (previously known as Indian Lake) was sold by Robert Bartlett's heirs to James Companies and Standard Oil of Indiana, and the site was approved for a planned condominium community. Site development began in 1973 and home construction ran from 1974 through 1996, producing what's now Lake Barrington Shores: a gated residential community on 510 acres with 1,317 attached homes clustered around a 96-acre private lake. The homes range from about 933 square feet to 4,600 square feet, span one to four bedrooms, and most feature first-floor primary suites. The community runs a three-mile pathway around the lake, multiple tennis courts, a golf club, indoor and outdoor pools, and a fitness center.
Beyond Lake Barrington Shores, the village is quiet and low-density. The body of water that gives the village its name — Lake Barrington, the 96-acre lake inside the Shores community, formerly called Indian Lake — is the defining geographic feature. Route 59 and Route 22 cross through the village, connecting it to the broader Barrington corridor to the south and to Lake Zurich to the east. Surrounding neighborhoods hold single-family homes on larger lots that blend into the equestrian-and-estate character of Barrington Hills and North Barrington immediately to the west and south.
For power washing, the Lake Barrington Shores condos are the high-volume work here. Built over 22 years with evolving architectural details, they carry a mix of wood siding, stucco, brick veneer, cedar trim, and composite decking — no single material profile covers the whole community. Roofs are a mix of asphalt shingle, wood shake, and occasional tile. Many units have lake views or dock access, which means lake-driven humidity on north-facing exteriors, algae buildup on wood and composite decking, and dock-post streaking at the waterline. The single-family homes in the surrounding village blocks tend to be on large lots with heavy tree canopy, deep driveways, and estate-style stone-and-flagstone walkways.
Lake Barrington is about thirty-five minutes south of the Volo shop — Route 12 south, then Route 22 east. Family-owned, fully insured, 114 Google reviews. I soft-wash wood siding and cedar on the Shores condos without stripping, clean composite decking and stone patios without damaging sealants, restore long driveways and flagstone walks, handle dock and waterline surfaces, and do the whole property without subcontractors. Free quote and a 30-day guarantee.
