Village East is an established Aurora neighborhood developed between 1963 and 1977 by several builders using 23 custom home designs. The neighborhood includes ranch-style homes, farmhouses, split-level properties, attached homes, townhouses, and some newer construction toward its northern edge.
Many homes include features that were advanced for their original era, such as large windows, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, sunrooms, two- and three-car garages, decks, patios, and front porches. Those individual designs, along with decades of remodeling, mean plumbing systems, water heaters, drains, fixtures, shutoffs, water lines, kitchens, bathrooms, and utility layouts vary from property to property.
Home Styles & Building Stock
- Ranch-style homes
- Split-level homes
- Farmhouse-inspired and custom detached homes
- Townhomes and attached homes
- Apartments and rental properties
- HOA-governed communities, including First Village East and Second Village East townhome associations
Village East Property Facts
| ZIP | 80012 |
| Development period | 1963–1977 |
| Reported home count | Approximately 2,519 homes |
| Reported median year built | 1975 |
| Housing mix | Detached houses, attached homes, townhomes, apartments, rentals, HOA communities |
| Major boundaries | East Mississippi Avenue, East Jewell Avenue, South Havana Street, South Peoria Street |
| Historic designation | Do not claim a neighborhood-wide historic designation without official confirmation |
Streets & Sub-Areas We Serve
East Arkansas Avenue · East Bails Place · East Baltic Place · East Colorado Drive · East Iowa Avenue · East Jewell Avenue · East Louisiana Avenue · East Mexico Avenue · East Mississippi Avenue · East Montana Place · South Havana Street · South Ironton Street · South Joliet Street · South Kenton Way · South Kingston Court · South Lansing Court · South Lima Street · South Macon Street · South Macon Way · South Moline Way · South Nome Street · South Oakland Street · South Oakland Way · South Peoria Street