Algonquin Hills, Algonquin ILReal estate in Algonquin Hills subdivision in Algonquin, Illinois consists of homes built between 1932 and 2000. As of 11/17/2017, there are 2 homes on the market in Algonquin Hills subdivision.Algonquin Hills, Algonquin Homes for SaleWith 2 active, no contingent and no pending listings, the average list price of a property on the market in Algonquin Hills is $442,200, with an average living area of 2,461 square feet. Highest priced house on the market located on Lowe Dr with 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths and 2,408 sqft of living area is listed at $446,900. Lowest priced home located on Lowe Dr with 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths and 2,515 sqft of living area is listed at $437,500.Buying or Selling a Property in Algonquin Hills?Interested in finding Real Estate in Algo... 11/17/2017

Algonquin Hills, Algonquin, Illinois About Algonquin Hills Algonquin Hills is a single family neighborhood in Algonquin, Illinois. Algonquin Hills is located on Route 31 north of Route 62. Average taxes in Algonquin Hills $4,755 Average association fees in Algonquin Hills $45 ($0 - $65) Average home size in Algonquin Hills 1,935 ft2 Average lot size in Algonquin Hills 0.34 acres Average year built in Algonquin Hills 1981 Homes for sale in Algonquin Hills Address Beds Baths Built Price 262 Deerpath Rd. 3 2.0 1969 $199,900 1200 Cary Rd. 4 2.0 1948 $85,000 10209 Kenilworth Ave. 4 2.0 1987 $101,900 10315 Wilmette Ave. 3 2.0 1996 $180,000 1221 Lowe Dr. 3 2.0 0 $449,000 1375 Lowe Dr. 2 1.0 1960 $229,900 121 Iona Ter. 2 2.0 0 $150,000 10207 Kenilworth Ave. 3 2.2 2004 $205,000 2 Arrowhead Dr. 2... 07/12/2012

Cancer Prevention and Red Wine Red wine is a rich source of biologically active phytochemicals, chemicals found in plants. Particular compounds called polyphenols found in red wine, such as catechins and resveratrol, are thought to have anti oxidant or anti cancer properties.What are polyphenols and how do they prevent cancer?Polyphenols are antioxidant compounds found in the skin and seeds of grapes. When wine is made from these grapes, the alcohol produced by the fermentation process dissolves the polyphenols contained in the skin and seeds. Red wine contains more polyphenols than white wine because the making of white wine requires the removal of the skins after the grapes are crushed. The phenols in red wine include catechin, gallic acid, and epicatechin.Polyphenols have been found ... 06/05/2007