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Rolling Oaks

Rolling Oaks is Sugar Grove’s townhome address — about 88 units just off Route 47 south of downtown, built 2002–2005, including the single-level ranch plans downsizers wait for.

$278K–$319K
Recent Range
~88
Townhomes
2002–2005
Years Built
Kaneland 302
School District

Living in Rolling Oaks

Rolling Oaks has been Sugar Grove’s townhome community for two decades — about 88 units built by Tanglewood Development between 2002 and 2005, just east of Route 47 south of downtown, next to the Mallard Point subdivision. The format is classic Fox Valley attached: two- to six-unit buildings, front-load garages, no basements, and five floor plans from 1,302 to 1,803 square feet — Aspen, Birch, Cherry, Dogwood, and Cardinal — covering two- and three-bedroom layouts.

The plan that defines the community is the Aspen: a true single-level ranch townhome, which is the scarcest attached product in town and the reason downsizers leaving larger Sugar Grove and Prestbury homes keep Rolling Oaks on watchlists for months. Recent sales ran $278K to $307K with a 2026 median around $295K, and current listings have asked $289K to $319K — entry pricing for a town where the median sale is pushing $470K. The association fee — roughly $165–$245 a month — covers exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow, which is precisely the point for most buyers here.

One line item needs verifying on every Rolling Oaks purchase: the community (together with neighboring Mallard Point) sits in a court-ordered special assessment area established in 2012 — SA 17 — which appears on the tax bill. It’s a known, quantifiable number, not a mystery, but it belongs in your payment math from the first conversation, and we pull the actual bill before any offer. Schools are Kaneland 302 with McDole Elementary as the commonly referenced elementary; Lennar’s new townhomes at Brighton Ridge from about $390K are the cross-shop, and the $70K–$100K gap between the two is the most useful comparison in town’s attached market.

Rolling Oaks at a Glance

  • Location East of Route 47 south of downtown Sugar Grove, adjacent to Mallard Point
  • Builder Tanglewood Development Corp
  • Built 2002–2005
  • Homes ~88 townhomes in 2–6-unit buildings; front-load garages, no basements
  • Home types Five plans, 1,302–1,803 sq ft, 2–3 bedrooms — Aspen (single-level ranch), Birch, Cherry, Dogwood, Cardinal
  • HOA Roughly $165–$245/mo — exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow (verify current fee and coverage)
  • Special assessment Yes — court-ordered SA 17 (2012, shared with Mallard Point) appears on the tax bill; we quantify it before any offer
  • School District Kaneland CUSD 302 — McDole Elementary commonly referenced, Harter Middle, Kaneland High

Rolling Oaks Home Types & Prices

Pricing reflects Rolling Oaks sales and active listings as of mid-2026.

Scarcest

The Aspen ranch plans

True single-level living with an attached garage — the rarest attached product in Sugar Grove. Well-priced Aspens rarely reach a second weekend; tell us early if this is your target and we’ll watch for them specifically.

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$278K–$319K

Two-story plans

Birch through Cardinal — two and three bedrooms to 1,803 square feet. Recent sales $278K–$307K with current asks to $319K: Sugar Grove’s entry price point, with the association handling the exterior.

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Rolling Oaks Homes for Sale

Rolling Oaks listings appear within the full Sugar Grove feed — search all active homes below, or call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for the current Rolling Oaks list and off-market opportunities.

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What Living Here Comes With

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Maintenance-free exterior

The association covers exterior maintenance, lawn, and snow — the core value proposition for downsizers and lock-and-leave owners.

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Pond & green space

The community is laid out around a pond with sidewalks and curbs throughout — modest amenities, honestly stated, at a price that reflects it.

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Route 47 doorstep

Five minutes to the I-88 interchange northbound and to US 30 for the Aurora run east — commuter positioning is the neighborhood’s quiet strength.

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Town at hand

Downtown Sugar Grove, the library, and Volunteer Park sit just north; Aurora’s Orchard Road retail corridor is about 15 minutes east.

Schools Serving Rolling Oaks

Most of the community is served by Kaneland Community Unit School District 302. Verify current attendance boundaries with the district, as they can change.

McDole Elementary

Kaneland CUSD 302 · PreK–5

In neighboring Montgomery — the elementary commonly referenced by Rolling Oaks listings; assignment varies by boundary.

Harter Middle School

Kaneland CUSD 302 · 6–8

In Sugar Grove on Esker Drive, serving the full Kaneland attendance area.

Kaneland High School

Kaneland CUSD 302 · 9–12

On Keslinger Road in Maple Park, about 15 minutes northwest.

Getting Around from Rolling Oaks

Around Sugar Grove

Downtown is two minutes north on Route 47; Waubonsee’s campus about five. Bliss Woods Forest Preserve and the golf course are a ten-minute loop west.

Commuting to the Suburbs

Route 47 north reaches I-88 in about five minutes; US 30 runs east to Aurora’s Orchard corridor in about 15. Naperville is roughly 30–35 minutes.

Getting to Chicago

I-88 puts the Loop about an hour out. Train commuters drive 15–20 minutes to the Aurora Transportation Center (BNSF) or head 15 minutes north to Elburn (UP-West).

Rolling Oaks FAQs

How much does a Rolling Oaks townhome cost?
Recent sales ran $278K–$307K with a 2026 median around $295K; current listings have asked $289K–$319K. That’s Sugar Grove’s entry price point — the town-wide median sale is around $469K.
Are there ranch townhomes in Rolling Oaks?
Yes — the Aspen plan is a true single-level ranch townhome, and it’s the scarcest attached product in town. They rarely last a week when priced right; we watch for them for waiting buyers.
What does the Rolling Oaks HOA cover?
Roughly $165–$245 per month covering exterior maintenance, lawn care, and snow removal. We review the association’s current fee, coverage, and reserves — including roof-cycle funding, relevant for buildings this age — before you offer.
What is the Rolling Oaks special assessment?
Rolling Oaks and neighboring Mallard Point sit in SA 17, a court-ordered special assessment established in 2012 that appears on the property tax bill. It’s a known, quantifiable line item — we pull the actual bill and factor it into your payment math before any offer.
Do Rolling Oaks townhomes have basements?
No — the community was built without basements, with front-load garages and slab/crawl construction. Buyers who need basement storage typically compare Lennar’s new townhomes at Brighton Ridge or small detached homes in Mallard Point.
What schools serve Rolling Oaks?
Kaneland CUSD 302 — McDole Elementary is commonly referenced, then Harter Middle School in Sugar Grove and Kaneland High School in Maple Park. Confirm current attendance boundaries with the district for any specific address.

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