What $500K, $750K and $1 Million Buys in Andersonville Right Now

Neighborhood Price Guide Series · Part 5 of 5

Of the neighborhoods we cover most closely, Andersonville is where a budget stretches furthest. Here, $1 million can buy a detached single-family house with a yard.

We pulled three real Andersonville sales that closed this summer, one near each price point, to show what $500K, $750K and $1 million bought.

What Did Recent Andersonville Homes Sell For?

Closed sales from July–September 2026. Sold data courtesy of MRED as distributed by MLS GRID.

What Does $500K Buy in Andersonville?

1473 W Foster Avenue, Unit 3 sold for $500,000, or about $455 per square foot. The 1,100-square-foot top-floor unit has two bedrooms plus a sunroom office, exposed brick, extra-high ceilings, a rear deck, roof rights and a parking space, in a vintage building just east of Clark Street. It received multiple offers.

What this tells you: $500K buys a character-filled vintage two-bedroom with parking in Andersonville. At this price, expect one bathroom, and plan to compete.

Listing courtesy of Richard Anselmo, @properties Christie's International Real Estate.

What Does $750K Buy in Andersonville?

1621 W Rascher Avenue, Unit 3 sold for $705,414, or about $422 per square foot. The 1,673-square-foot top-floor unit in a 1916 building has three bedrooms, two baths, a sunroom, a gas fireplace, built-in bookcases, original millwork and a garage space.

What this tells you: under $750K buys a three-bedroom vintage condo with parking, a step up in space that would cost noticeably more in Lincoln Park or Wicker Park.

Listing courtesy of Deborah Hess, Compass.

What Does $1 Million Buy in Andersonville?

1735 W Farragut Avenue sold for $1,127,000, or about $564 per square foot. The 1903 one-and-a-half-story house has four bedrooms and three baths over 2,000 square feet, with a full bath on every level, a finished basement and a backyard.

What this tells you: in Andersonville, a little over $1 million buys a detached single-family home with a yard. In Bucktown or Lincoln Park, that budget usually buys a townhome or a large condo.

Listing courtesy of Gina Purdy, Baird & Warner.

How Should You Think About Your Budget in Andersonville?

Andersonville offers more space per dollar than the other neighborhoods in this series, and it's the one where about $1 million most reliably reaches a single-family house. Inventory is tight, so be ready to move quickly.

For more, see our Andersonville 2026 market report, our guide to Andersonville's micro-neighborhoods and why Andersonville is so in demand.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a condo cost in Andersonville?

Two-bedroom condos that closed in Andersonville this summer mostly sold from about $420,000 to $700,000. Vintage buildings with original details are common, and many units have only one bathroom.

Can you buy a house in Andersonville for around $1 million?

Yes. 1735 W Farragut sold for $1,127,000 this summer. Larger single-family homes in Andersonville generally sold from about $1.3 million to $1.85 million.

How fast do Andersonville homes sell?

Quickly. Our 2026 Andersonville market report tracked record-low supply and homes selling in about a week, and the $500K Foster condo in this post drew multiple offers.

Sold data courtesy of MRED as distributed by MLS GRID. Sales shown were listed and sold by the brokerages credited above, not by Camille Canales Group unless noted. Prices, square footage and other details are from the MLS as of October 8, 2026 and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Price per square foot is calculated from MLS-reported square footage.