O'Neil Property Group
Norton Lake, Corron Estates, and custom builds on private lots — every new-construction path in Campton Hills, updated daily.
New construction in Campton Hills runs through three channels. Norton Lake is the active production community — Shodeen Homes building ranch and two-story plans of roughly 2,400 to 3,000 square feet on third- to half-acre homesites around a 10-acre spring-fed lake, with recent sales in the $735K–$905K range. Corron Estates offers custom builds by Keim Corp. off Silver Glen Road. And scattered across the village, buildable lots — recently listed from about $160K to $210K — support fully custom projects with the builder of your choice. All three end the same way: a new home on more land than any comparable-priced new build in the Tri-Cities.
Looking for help narrowing down your search? Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for a personalized list of homes that match your budget and priorities.
Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
At Norton Lake, expect Shodeen’s semi-custom process — established floor plans (including true ranches) with structural and finish choices, on homesites large enough for real yards, with lake, trail, and park amenities and Bell-Graham Elementary adjacent. Custom routes trade speed for control: 12 to 18-plus months from lot to keys, with every decision yours. Either way, new construction here means current building codes, modern mechanicals, and warranties.
Norton Lake sits west of Randall Road and south of Route 64 — the most convenient corner of the village to St. Charles, the Metra at La Fox, and the retail corridor. Corron Estates builds off Silver Glen Road in a quieter setting. Lot opportunities appear everywhere else; the best combine buildable ground, mature trees, and proximity to Route 64 without road noise. We evaluate all of it parcel by parcel.
Builder contracts are not resale contracts — deposit structures, escalation clauses, and warranty terms all deserve review, and we walk ours through every one. On custom builds, construction-to-permanent financing locks your rate through the build. One thing buyers miss: builder representation costs you nothing, and having your own broker at the first model-home visit preserves it.
Confirm the full cost picture: lot premiums, upgrade pricing, well and septic where applicable, and the property tax trajectory once the home is assessed at completion. Also verify HOA terms — Norton Lake’s association fees have run roughly $53–$85 a month per MLS data. New construction here holds value because supply is permanently constrained: the village’s zoning means there will never be a wave of it.
Whether you are just starting your search or ready to schedule a showing, Kealan O’Neil is here to help you every step of the way.