We're glad you're here. This page is designed to help new Ivanhoe Estates residents get connected, understand community resources and become familiar with both Ivanhoe and the surrounding Lake County area.
Moving into a new neighborhood comes with plenty of details. We've tried to make the Ivanhoe side of that transition as simple as possible.
The most important first step is getting connected to the private Resident Community. That's where you'll find HOA documents, Board meeting information, resident discussions, community events and Ask Ivanhoe.
Access Resident Community
Create your account, request access to the private Ivanhoe Estates group and complete your resident profile.
Familiarize yourself with governing documents, community rules and other information available in Shared Files.
Before making exterior property changes, review the Architectural Review requirements and current ARC application.
Explore resident discussions, recommendations, events and other community resources available inside the private Resident Community.
Familiarize yourself with nearby schools, parks, shopping, transportation and useful local services.
The Ivanhoe Estates Resident Community is designed to be the central online resource for approved residents.
Important announcements and community information from the Association.
Governing documents, policies, meeting minutes, forms and other HOA resources.
Connect with neighbors, exchange recommendations and participate in community conversations.
Ask questions about HOA documents, Architectural Review, resident resources and community information.
The Ivanhoe Estates Homeowners Association supports community operations, common areas, neighborhood standards, resident communications and community initiatives.
Certain exterior improvements or changes may require Architectural Review before work begins. Current forms and governing materials are available through the Resident Community.
Residents can find gatehouse contact information, visitor procedures, GateAccess guidance, after-hours entry details and resident vehicle information on the Ivanhoe Estates Security page.
View Security InformationReview the applicable governing documents and Architectural Review requirements before beginning work. Ask Ivanhoe can help locate relevant information, but formal approval comes through the applicable HOA process.
Getting comfortable in a new neighborhood also means learning what is nearby. Ivanhoe's location in western Lake County gives residents convenient access to schools, parks and trails, shopping, transportation and public resources throughout Mundelein and the surrounding communities.
Families can use the official school district resources below to review enrollment information, calendars, district resources and current attendance information for their specific property.
Lake County offers extensive opportunities for hiking, biking, walking, golf and outdoor recreation, including forest preserves and regional trail systems within a short drive of Ivanhoe.
Grocery stores, restaurants, home improvement, healthcare, retail and other everyday services are readily available throughout Mundelein, Vernon Hills, Libertyville and nearby communities.
Ivanhoe is located near Routes 60 and 176 and other major Lake County roadways. Residents also have access to nearby Metra service for regional travel toward Chicago.
Ivanhoe is part of a larger Fremont Township and Lake County community. These resources can be helpful when getting familiar with the area.
Books, digital resources, community programs, meeting spaces, technology and other services are available through the Fremont Public Library District.
Visit Fremont Public Library →Fremont Township provides local government information, community services, transportation resources and other programs for area residents.
Visit Fremont Township →The private Ivanhoe Club is located within the broader Ivanhoe setting and offers golf, dining and club amenities to its members. Club membership is separate from HOA residency.
Visit Ivanhoe Club →Ivanhoe offers several ways to connect with the community, find useful information and stay informed.
The private Resident Community is the best place to connect with neighbors, access HOA documents, follow community conversations and use Ask Ivanhoe.
Enter Resident Community →Selected public announcements and community events are posted on the Ivanhoe Estates public website.
View News & Events →Read community updates, neighborhood stories, seasonal homeowner information, local events and useful resources throughout the year.
Read Latest Stories →Start with Ask Ivanhoe inside the private Resident Community for questions about HOA documents and resident resources. If you need personal assistance or an official HOA determination, contact the Association and we'll help point you in the right direction.
Enter Resident Community Contact the HOA