A: Mill Crossing offers a range of condo sizes and layouts, primarily built in the late 1970s and early 1980s, catering to diverse preferences and needs.

A: Yes, residents can enjoy various amenities including an outdoor pool, tennis courts, bike room/bike trails, coin laundry, an elevator, and dedicated storage spaces.

A:Mill Crossing is located off of Mill Street, north of Ogden Avenue in Naperville, just 1.5 miles from Downtown Naperville and the Riverwalk, offering easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment.

A: The community is part of the highly regarded Naperville District 203, with Mill Street Elementary, Jefferson Junior High, and Naperville North High School being the primary schools serving the area.

A: Yes, the monthly HOA fee is $472, which includes heat, water, gas, common insurance, security, pool and tennis court access, exterior maintenance, lawn care, scavenger services, and snow removal.

A: Yes, both cats and dogs are allowed, with a pet count limitation and a max pet weight of 999 pounds.

A: The community is well-served by public transportation, including school bus service, commuter bus, and a commuter train, with easy access to the Metra station.

A: Rentals in Mill Crossing are limited to immediate family members only, ensuring a stable and committed resident base.

A: Rentals in Mill Crossing are limited to immediate family members only, ensuring a stable and committed resident base.

A: Mill Crossing has security door locks and well-lit sidewalks and street lights, enhancing the safety and security of its residents.

A: Yes, there is ample visitor parking, along with underground parking space for residents.

A: Interested parties can contact the real estate agent or the community management for information on available listings and to schedule viewings.

A: Yes, Mill Crossing does not approve FHA loans, and there are restrictions on rentals.