Barrington, Illinois Commercial Real Estate
Buying, selling, or leasing commercial property in Barrington? Jason Bitton is the #1 RE/MAX Commercial broker in Illinois — based in Libertyville, about 30 minutes from Barrington, serving the village and its surrounding market. Barrington straddles the Cook–Lake county line.
The Barrington Commercial Market
Barrington is a prestigious northwest suburban community with a charming downtown, strong retail corridors along Northwest Highway (Route 14), and a deep trade area drawing from some of the highest household incomes in the region. The village’s commercial market spans downtown boutique retail, Route 14 auto-oriented commercial, and professional office serving the affluent residential base.
Market Highlights
- ✓ Downtown Barrington — charming retail and dining district
- ✓ Northwest Highway (Route 14) — high-traffic corridor
- ✓ Among the highest household incomes in Illinois
- ✓ Strong demand for dining, boutique retail, and professional services
- ✓ Metra commuter rail — Union Pacific Northwest Line
- ✓ Broad trade area including Barrington Hills, South Barrington, and North Barrington
Retail
Downtown storefronts, Route 14 retail, restaurant spaces, and auto-oriented commercial.
Office
Professional services, legal, financial, and medical office suites.
Investment Sales
Downtown mixed-use, retail centers, and premium NNN assets.
Land
Development sites in a high-demand, affluent market.
Who Actually Works in Barrington
Barrington holds 7,997 jobs inside village limits. That is the daytime population a commercial tenant actually draws from — a different, and for commercial purposes more useful, number than the residential count most listings quote.
The village itself counts 11,077 residents in 4,297 households, with a median household income of $147,989 (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 five-year estimates).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, LEHD LODES8 2023 (workplace area characteristics). Figures count jobs located in Barrington, not residents. Updated annually.
What Can You Open in Barrington?
Barrington’s commercial zoning is structured across nine non-residential districts, each designed for different types of business. Here is where the most common commercial uses actually fit — and what to know before you sign a lease or purchase contract.
B-4 and B-5 are the Village Center districts — retail, boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and fitness in the walkable downtown core.
B-1 General Business runs along Route 14 for larger-format and auto-oriented retail, drive-thru, offices, and fitness; B-3 is the Office District for professional offices and medical/wellness; B-R Mixed Business-Residential handles smaller offices; and O-R Office/Research covers medical office buildings and campus-style facilities.
A-1 Artisan District supports crafting and fabrication with 7 AM–11 PM hours; M-A Manufacturing-Artisan allows workshops with accessory residential up to 6 units per acre; and M-1 Limited Manufacturing caps outdoor storage at 25% of lot area.
Barrington Zoning Districts
Every commercial, office and industrial district in Barrington, with the uses allowed by right and the uses that need special-use approval — 9 districts, 369 listed uses. Open any district for its full list.
B-1 General Business Service District — 29 permitted, 40 by special use+
Promotes and preserves small-scale, limited shopping and business uses serving the needs of people who live and work in adjacent neighborhoods. Also designed for efficient and attractive shopping center development at a community level scale, and for carefully regulated establishment of automobile and recreational vehicle sales and service. Minimum lot area: 7,500 sf; minimum lot width: 66 ft. Front yard: 15 ft build-to line (25-35 ft on corners). Rear yard: 25 ft. Note: Section 7.1(A) requires a 100 ft setback along Barrington Road south of Cornell Avenue for all B-1, B-2, and B-3 property — no buildings, parking or signs in that 100 ft. Section 7.2.C also lists certain location-specific Special Permitted Uses (grandfathered to specific PINs, including an Automobile Fuel Station with convenience mart/repair) that are not reflected in the use lists below. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 7, Section 7.2.
Permitted by right: Above-Ground Storage Tanks meeting the requirements of Appendix I, Academies, Accessory Food Uses, when accessory to a permitted use, Art Studio, Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Electronic Amusement Devices, three (3) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Financial Institution, if located entirely above the first story, Home Improvement Services, Mail Service Business 2,000 sf or less, Massage Establishment as an accessory use to a Medical/Dental Office, Microbrewery / Distillery / Winery, Retail, Office, Corporate Headquarters, Office, Government, Office, Medical/Dental, Office, Professional, Permanent Cosmetics as an accessory use to a Medical/Dental Office, Personal Service Establishment, or Retail Goods Establishment, Personal Services Establishment, Photography Studio, Restaurant, Carry-Out (no drive-through), Restaurant, Full Service Sit-Down (no drive-through), Restaurant, Quick-Serve (no drive-through), Restaurants, with outdoor dining as accessory use (outdoor cafe license required), Retail Assembly and Repair Establishment, Retail Goods Establishment, Schools, Professional and Vocational, Shoe Repair Shop, Table Game, one (1) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Tailoring Shop, Travel Agency
Special use approval required: Accessory Food Uses, when accessory to a Special Use, Ambulance Services, Automobile Fuel Station, Automobile Rental, Automobile Repair, Automobile Sales, Billiards Hall, Boat / Recreational Vehicle Sales and Service, Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Car Wash, Commercial Amusement Center, Day Care Center, Drive-Through Facilities associated with any use, Dry Cleaning / Commercial Laundry Facility, Dwelling Units, only above the first floor, Electronic Amusement Devices, more than three (3) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Equipment Rental, Financial Institutions, with or without drive-through, if not located entirely above the first story, Flea Market, Indoor, Funeral Home, Hotel or Motel, Kennel, Laundromat, Massage Establishment, Licensed, Massage Establishment, Licensed, as an accessory use to a Personal Service Establishment, Medical Cannabis Dispensing Organization, Mini-Warehouse, Miniature Golf, Office, Veterinary, Outdoor Cooking Facilities, Parking, Off-Site, Place of Public Assembly, Community Scale, Planned Development, Recreation, Indoor, Table Game, more than one (1) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Tavern, Theaters, Tobacco Use, Uses which do not meet the required front yard build-to line, Uses with outdoor sales/display other than those permitted by the general regulations of this district
B-3 Office District — 11 permitted, 11 by special use+
Provides an attractive, campus-like setting accommodating a variety of business, office and service uses that do not require a highly visible location. The attractive appearance and restrictive signage make it suitable for locations adjacent to residential uses. Minimum lot area: 3 acres; minimum lot width: 250 ft. Front and corner side yards: 75 ft each. Side yard: 25 ft. Rear yard: 100 ft. Maximum lot coverage: 25 percent. Minimum open space: 50 percent. Where a B-3 lot abuts (or is across the street from) a Residential District, a 50 ft landscaped transitional yard is required. Note: Section 7.1(A) Barrington Road 100 ft setback applies. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 7, Section 7.4.
Permitted by right: Above-Ground Storage Tanks meeting the requirements of Appendix I, Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Financial Institutions, without drive-through facilities, Massage Establishment as an accessory use to a Medical/Dental Office, Office, Corporate Headquarters, Office, Government, Office, Medical/Dental, Office, Professional, Permanent Cosmetics as an accessory use to a Medical/Dental Office or Personal Service Establishment, Personal Services Establishment, Schools, Professional and Vocational
Special use approval required: Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Day Care Center, Financial Institutions, with Drive-Through Facilities, Hospitals, Massage Establishment, Licensed, Massage Establishment, Licensed, as an accessory use to a Personal Service Establishment, Parking, Off-Site, Planned Development, Restaurant, Carry-Out Only (no drive-through), Restaurant, Full Service Sit-Down (no drive-through), Restaurant, Quick-Serve (no drive-through)
B-4 Village Center District — 28 permitted, 35 by special use+
Encourages redevelopment and sustains the economic viability of the area known as the Village Center, with a small-scale, pedestrian-friendly character. No minimum lot area or width required. No front yard required (except where in same block/side as residential or B-R). Buildings limited to 50 ft width and 10,000 sf ground coverage as small buildings; larger buildings allowed only with façade articulation, ground-floor street frontage, and rear pedestrian access corridors. Minimum building width: 80 percent of lot width. Demolition of any structure listed on the National Register of Historic Places requires Planned Development approval. Note: Several uses listed in the permitted list below are permitted only above or below the first story, and are special uses on the first story (Section 7.5.D). Section 7.5.C also lists certain location-specific Special Permitted Uses (grandfathered to specific PINs, including Volvo dealership, Burpee paper-dispenser manufacturer, motorcycle repair/sales, and another auto dealer) that are not reflected in the use lists below. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 7, Section 7.5.
Permitted by right: Academies (above or below first story only), Academies, with 2,000 sf gross floor area or less, Accessory Food Uses, when accessory to a permitted use, Art Studio, Art or Craft School, with 2,000 sf gross floor area or less, Arts or Crafts School (above or below first story only), Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Dwelling Units, above first floor only, Electronic Amusement Devices, three (3) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Financial Institution (above or below first story only), Home Improvement Services (above or below first story only), Mail Service Business 2,000 sf or less, Office, Professional (above or below first story only), Outside display of merchandise (subject to conditions in Section 7.5.B), Permanent Cosmetics as an accessory use to a Personal Service Establishment or Retail Goods Establishment, Personal Services Establishment, Photography Studio, Restaurants, Carry-Out Only (no drive-through), Restaurants, Full Service Sit-Down (no drive-through), Restaurants, Quick-Serve (no drive-through), Restaurants, with outdoor dining as accessory use (outdoor cafe license required), Retail Assembly and Repair Establishment (above or below first story only), Retail Goods Establishment, Shoe Repair Shop, Table Game, one (1) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Tailoring Shop (above or below first story only), Theater, with 75 seats or less, Travel Agency (above or below first story only)
Special use approval required: Above-Ground Storage Tanks meeting the requirements of Appendix I, Academies (on the first story), Accessory Food Uses, when accessory to a special use, Any outdoor display of merchandise not in conformance with Section 7.5.B, Arts or Crafts School (on the first story), Bed and Breakfast Establishment, Billiards Hall, Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Commercial Parking Garages or Lots, Community Center, Cultural Facilities, Day Care Center, Drive-Through Facilities associated with any use, Dry Cleaning / Commercial Laundry Facility, Electronic Amusement Devices, more than three (3) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Financial Institution (on the first story), Funeral Home, Home Improvement Services (on the first story), Massage Establishment, Licensed, Massage Establishment, Licensed, as an accessory use to a Personal Service Establishment, Microbrewery / Distillery / Winery, Retail, Office, Government, Office, Professional (on the first story), Outdoor Cooking Facilities, Parking, Off-Site, Planned Development, Recreation, Passive Outdoor (other than accessory to a principal use), Restaurants, with Drive-Through Facilities, Retail Assembly and Repair Establishment (on the first story), Table Game, more than one (1) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Tailoring Shop (on the first story), Tavern, Theaters, with more than 75 seats, Travel Agency (on the first story), Underground or below-building parking
B-5 Village Center East District — 32 permitted, 33 by special use+
Encourages redevelopment and enhances the economic viability of the east section of the Village Center, near the train station and commuter parking lots. Intended to complement the B-4 District by creating an employment center through offices and similar uses to increase daytime population. No minimum lot area or width. No required front, corner side, or interior side yards (5 ft if interior side provided). Building size limits, façade articulation, and minimum building width identical to B-4. Demolition of any National Register structure requires Planned Development approval. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 7, Section 7.6.
Permitted by right: Academies, Accessory Food Uses, when accessory to a permitted use, Art Studio, Art or Craft School, Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Catering Establishment, Dwelling Units, above first floor only, Electronic Amusement Devices, three (3) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Financial Institutions, without drive-through facilities, Home Improvement Services, Mail Service Business 2,000 sf or less, Massage Establishment as an accessory use to a Medical/Dental Office, Office, Corporate Headquarters, Office, Government, Office, Medical/Dental, Office, Professional, Outside display of merchandise (subject to conditions in Section 7.6.B), Permanent Cosmetics as an accessory use to a Medical/Dental Office, Personal Service Establishment, or Retail Goods Establishment, Personal Services Establishment, Photography Studio, Restaurants, Carry-Out Only (no drive-through), Restaurants, Full Service Sit-Down (no drive-through), Restaurants, Quick-Serve (no drive-through), Restaurants, with outdoor dining as accessory use (outdoor cafe license required), Retail Assembly and Repair Establishment, Retail Goods Establishment, Shoe Repair Shop, Table Game, one (1) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Tailoring Shop, Theater, with 75 seats or less, Travel Agency, Underground or below-building parking
Special use approval required: Above-Ground Storage Tanks meeting the requirements of Appendix I, Accessory Food Uses, when accessory to a special use, Any outdoor display of merchandise not in conformance with Section 7.5.B, Bed and Breakfast Establishment, Billiards Hall, Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Commercial Parking Garages or Lots, Community Center, Cultural Facilities, Day Care Center, Drive-Through Facilities associated with any use, Dry Cleaning / Commercial Laundry Facility, Dwellings, Multiple Family, Electronic Amusement Devices, more than three (3) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Funeral Home, Hotel or Motel, Massage Establishment, Licensed, Massage Establishment, Licensed, as an accessory use to a Personal Service Establishment, Microbrewery / Distillery / Winery, Retail, Nursery School, Office, Veterinary, Outdoor Cooking Facilities, Parking, Off-Site, Place of Public Assembly, Community Scale, Place of Public Assembly, Neighborhood Scale, Planned Development, Recreation, Passive Outdoor (other than accessory to a principal use), Restaurants, with Drive-Through Facilities, Senior / Group Housing, Assisted Living, Senior / Group Housing, Independent Living, Table Game, more than one (1) as an accessory use to a legal conforming Restaurant or Tavern, Tavern, Theaters, with more than 75 seats
A-1 Artisan District — 21 permitted, 9 by special use+
Provides an environment where low-impact, small-scale artisan operations may craft or manufacture products and offer them for retail sale on the same premises. Certain compatible office, retail and service uses also permitted. Serves as a transitional district between the railroad tracks and less intensive residential or business districts. Maximum lot area: 2 acres; minimum lot width: 60 ft. Front yard: 15 ft build-to line. Performance controls limit hours of public operation and times of delivery to 7:00 AM–11:00 PM (does not apply to approved special uses). Semi-trailer deliveries restricted to irregular only and must enter from Hough St to James St and exit James St to Hough St. Note: Section 8.1(A) requires a 100 ft setback along Barrington Road south of Cornell Ave for all A-1, M-A, M-1 and O-R property. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 8, Section 8.2.
Permitted by right: Academies, Art Studio, Artisan Uses, Arts and Crafts School, Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Catering Establishment, Commercial Printing Operations, Contractor Offices and Facilities, Cultural Facilities, Home Improvement Services, Laboratory Testing Use, Live / Work Uses, Office, Corporate Headquarters, Office, Government, Office, Professional, Permanent Cosmetics as an accessory use to a Retail Goods Establishment, Research and Development Use, Retail Goods Establishment, Schools, Professional and Vocational, Warehouse / Distribution, Wholesale Goods Establishment
Special use approval required: Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Day Care Center, Equipment Rental, Industrial Assembly Use, Industrial Use, Light, Microbrewery / Distillery / Winery, Wholesale, Outdoor display of merchandise (subject to conditions in Section 8.2.C), Planned Development, Recreation, Indoor
M-A Manufacturing-Artisan District — 24 permitted, 21 by special use+
Provides an environment for low-impact, small-scale artisan operations to craft or manufacture products and offer them for retail sale on the same premises. Permits mixed-use developments which may include accessory residential units (max 6 du/acre, combined retail+residential limited to 50 percent of gross floor area). Serves as a transitional district between the M-1 Industrial District and less intensive residential or business districts. Maximum lot area: 1 acre; minimum lot width: 60 ft. Front yard: 20 ft. Performance controls limit hours of public operation and times of delivery to 7:00 AM–11:00 PM (does not apply to approved special uses). Note: Section 8.1(A) Barrington Road 100 ft setback applies. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 8, Section 8.3.
Permitted by right: Academies, Art Studio, Artisan Uses, Arts and Crafts School, Automobile Repair, Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Catering Establishment, Contractor Offices and Facilities, Dry Cleaning / Commercial Laundry Facility, Equipment Rental, Home Improvement Services, Industrial Assembly Use, Industrial Use, Light, Laboratory Testing Use, Live / Work Uses, Office, Corporate Headquarters, Permanent Cosmetics as an accessory use to a Retail Goods Establishment, Research and Development Use, Residential dwelling units combined with permitted non-residential use in the same building (combined retail+residential capped at 50 percent of gross floor area, max density 6 du/acre), Retail Goods Establishment, Retail sales of goods produced on the premises (combined retail+residential capped at 50 percent of gross floor area; non-on-site goods limited to 20 percent of retail space), Schools, Professional and Vocational, Warehouse / Distribution, Wholesale Goods Establishment
Special use approval required: Aboveground Storage Tanks meeting the requirements of Appendix I, Adult Uses, Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Commercial Printing Operations, Day Care Center, Drive-Through Facilities associated with any use, Microbrewery / Distillery / Winery, Wholesale, Office, Professional, Operations Facility, Bus / Taxicab, Outdoor display of merchandise (subject to conditions in Section 8.3.C), Planned Development, Recreation, Indoor, Recycling Processing Center (no hazardous or medical waste materials), Restaurant, Carry-Out Only (no drive-through), Restaurant, Drive-In, Restaurant, Full Service Sit-Down (no drive-through), Restaurant, Quick-Serve (no drive-through), Restaurants and businesses serving food and drink, or with ancillary food sales (transacted within the principal building), Restaurants, with outdoor dining as accessory use (outdoor cafe license required), Transportation Centers, Public, Truck Terminal / Repair
M-1 Limited Manufacturing District — 17 permitted, 15 by special use+
Provides an environment for light industrial uses that produce no appreciable impact on adjacent properties and desire a clean, attractive setting, with careful regulation of other uses with potential for significant impact. Minimum lot area: 20,000 sf; minimum lot width: 80 ft. Front, corner side, and rear yards: 35 ft each. Interior side yard: 20 ft. Maximum lot coverage: 60 percent. Minimum open space: 30 percent. Where M-1 abuts (or is across the street from) a Residential District, a 50 ft landscaped transitional yard is required. Outdoor storage is permitted in M-1 only (Section 8.1.B), capped at 25 percent of lot area, prohibited in front and corner side yards, with a 15 ft landscaped buffer where facing adjacent property side/rear lot lines. Note: Section 8.1(A) Barrington Road 100 ft setback applies. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 8, Section 8.4.
Permitted by right: Above-Ground Storage Tanks meeting the requirements of Appendix I, Automobile Repair, Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Catering Establishment, Commercial Printing Operations, Contractor Offices and Facilities, Dry Cleaning / Commercial Laundry Facility, Equipment Rental, Industrial Assembly Use, Industrial Use, Light, Laboratory Testing Use, Microbrewery / Distillery / Winery, Wholesale, Office, Corporate Headquarters, Research and Development Use, Schools, Professional and Vocational, Warehouse / Distribution, Wholesale Goods Establishment
Special use approval required: Adult Uses, Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Day Care Center, Drive-Through Facilities associated with any use, Operations Facility, Bus / Taxicab, Planned Development, Recreation, Indoor, Recycling Processing Center (no hazardous or medical waste materials), Restaurant, Carry-Out Only (no drive-through), Restaurant, Drive-In, Restaurant, Full Service Sit-Down (no drive-through), Restaurant, Quick-Serve (no drive-through), Restaurants, with outdoor dining as accessory use (outdoor cafe license required), Transportation Centers, Public, Truck Terminal / Repair
O-R Office / Research District — 12 permitted, 11 by special use+
Provides a regulatory framework supporting applied research-oriented and advanced technology activities in a high-quality, mixed-use business park setting. Also provides for a limited amount of light assembly, processing and distribution uses with related support activities. Minimum lot area: 3 acres; minimum lot width: 250 ft. Front and corner side yards: 75 ft each; interior side: 20 ft; rear: 35 ft. Maximum lot coverage: 35 percent. Minimum open space: 50 percent. Where O-R abuts (or is across the street from) a Residential District, a 75 ft landscaped transitional yard is required. Note: Section 8.1(A) Barrington Road 100 ft setback applies. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 8, Section 8.5.
Permitted by right: Aboveground Storage Tanks meeting the requirements of Appendix I, Buildings and Structures Related to Publicly Owned Storm, Sanitary and/or Water Utilities, Commercial Printing Operations, Cultural Facilities, Industrial Assembly Use, Laboratory Testing Use, Office, Corporate Headquarters, Office, Professional, Research and Development Use, Schools, Professional and Vocational, Warehouse / Distribution, Wholesale Goods Establishment
Special use approval required: Buildings and Structures Related to Other Publicly Owned or Privately Owned Utilities, Day Care Center, Drive-Through Facilities associated with any use, Microbrewery / Distillery / Winery, Wholesale, Office, Medical/Dental, Planned Development, Restaurant, Carry-Out Only (no drive-through), Restaurant, Drive-In, Restaurant, Full Service Sit-Down (no drive-through), Restaurant, Quick-Serve (no drive-through), Restaurants, with outdoor dining as accessory use (outdoor cafe license required)
B-R Mixed Business-Residential District — 14 permitted, 6 by special use+
Provides a mixed-use environment suitable for small-scale businesses and residential uses operating within older buildings designed as single-family homes, or new buildings designed to be compatible with older houses in the area. Minimum lot area: 6,600 sf; minimum lot width: 60 ft. Front yard equals the average of existing front-yard setbacks on the same block face (cap 30 ft). Interior side: 7 ft. Rear: 30 ft. Maximum lot coverage: 35 percent. Performance controls: business hours of operation may not extend beyond 7:00 PM (does not apply to special uses or qualifying home occupations); no exterior storage of business materials; all permitted business uses must be conducted wholly within an enclosed building. Demolition of any structure listed on the National Register of Historic Places requires Planned Development approval. On certain enumerated streets (Applebee, Harrison, Station, Main east of Harrison, Main east of Dundee), no additional on-site parking is required for permitted uses beyond the maximum feasible compliant on-site spaces. Source: Village of Barrington Zoning Ordinance Chapter 9, Section 9.2.
Permitted by right: Art Studio, Bed and Breakfast Establishment, Day Care Home, Dwellings, Single-Family, Home Occupations, Office, Government, Office, Medical/Dental, Office, Professional, Permanent Cosmetics as an accessory use to a Medical/Dental Office, Personal Services Establishment, or Retail Goods Establishment, Personal Services Establishment, Photography Studio, Retail Assembly and Repair Establishment, Retail Goods Establishment, Travel Agency
Special use approval required: Academies, Day Care Center, Dwellings, Three- and Four-Family, Dwellings, Two-Family, Financial Institutions, Planned Development
Source: the Barrington municipal zoning code. Overlay districts, planned developments and parking rules can further limit what a specific parcel can do.
Barrington also runs a strict architectural review, so confirm any specific address and use with the village before you commit — or use the Commercial Zoning Lookup and tell Jason what you’re trying to open.
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Jason’s recent Barrington closings span the downtown Village Center and the surrounding market — from the 110-114 E Main St retail sale to 207-209 S Cook St and a North Barrington property on S Wynstone Park Dr.
| Address | Type | Outcome | Price / Rate | Represented | Closed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 110-114 E Main St | Retail | Sold | $515,000 | — | Dec 2024 |
| 207-209 S Cook St | Retail | Sold | $365,000 | — | Nov 2024 |
| 106 S Wynstone Park Dr | Commercial | Sold | $218,750 | — | Apr 2025 |
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