Q: We want to buy a new home. Should we visit
the model home development to find out what we want before
we sign an agency agreement with your company?
A: No. You may lose an opportunity to select an agent to represent you. If you visit the development without a buyers agent, the representative of the model home could assert the right to collect the selling commission. In which case, they may tell you that if you want to use your own agent, you will have to pay for the service.
Naperville claims "fastest-growing" bragging rights. This area has seen tremendous growth in the past years and continues to boom in prosperity including industrial growth as well as residential expansions. More than 20,000 new homes have gone up in less than two decades, with about 6,600 built from 2000 on. We have profiled some of the planned communities in Naperville and the surrounding area:
Shenandoah
This new construction development offers quiet, spacious home sites near a charming downtown. Situated in southwest suburban Plainfield, Shenandoah encompasses 326 lots surrounded by nature.
Lincoln Station
Built in 2003, Lincoln Station was developed by Cambridge Homes and is located just northeast of Route 30 and just south of Route 34 in Oswego, near the Fox Valley Center.
Liberty Grove
Liberty Grove occupies a large park site that includes a swim club with water slide, two lakes, and walking paths around the beautifully landscaped grounds. This community features approximately 660 single-family homes with extended front porches.
Tall Grass of Naperville
Tall Grass is located west of Route 59 between 95th and 103rd Streets. This outstanding community offers an impressive list of amenities, including the Tall Grass Family Aquatic Center and Clubhouse.
The Woods of Rivermist
A community of 31 luxury homes built at the base of a wooded hillside and bordered by the picturesque DuPage River.
Scott's Crossing
This exclusive 20-estate development is nestled between the DuPage River and a magnificent backdrop of heavy woods and peaceful scenery.
Ashbury
Ashbury is a family-oriented community with quiet winding streets. Children can walk to school and play soccer, baseball and tennis in the 20-acre park and then cool off at the aquatic center.
Knoch Knolls
This is a planned residential community built in the countryside of Naperville, adjacent to Knoch Knolls Park. Many of the homes overlook the 145-acre woodlands, which offer hiking trails, scenic footbridges and canoeing.
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