O'Neil Property Group
Creekside Crossing spreads across southwest Plainfield near Renwick Road and Drauden Road — a large multi-builder community started in 2006 with a clubhouse, pool, and trail network, where Lennar, Pulte, and Ryland production homes mix with DJK custom builds that continue today.
Creekside Crossing is southwest Plainfield’s big-tent community: started in 2006 south of Renwick Road and west of Drauden, built out over nearly two decades by a rotating cast — Lennar, Pulte, and Ryland on the production side, with DJK Custom Homes still delivering new customs on remaining sites today. That multi-builder history produced a genuine range: duplexes and townhomes, mid-size two-stories, and 5,000+ square-foot customs, all sharing one amenity base and one of the better natural settings in town, minutes from the Lake Renwick Preserve and Mather Woods.
The amenity package is the draw at this price point: a community clubhouse and pool, parks, ponds, tennis, and trails, with HOA dues that vary by section — roughly $30 to $115 a month depending on product type per MLS-fed sources. Homes span about 1,376 to 5,555 square feet, from two-bedroom attached units to six-bedroom customs, which is why the sale range reads so wide: attached homes from the high $300s, core singles through the $500s and $600s, and custom builds reaching $800,000.
For buyers, the practical takeaway is that “Creekside Crossing” means five different searches in one name. We keep the section map — which streets are Lennar’s 2020 phase versus Pulte’s 2017 phase versus original 2006 construction versus DJK’s custom rows — because age, builder, and warranty status change the diligence list street by street. School assignments also split by address between district elementaries and between Plainfield Central and North for high school, so we verify every specific address with District 202.
Pricing reflects Creekside Crossing sales and market activity as of mid-2026.
Duplexes, townhomes, and the community’s smaller detached plans — the affordable door into a clubhouse-and-pool community, and steady rental-conversion territory for first-time buyers.
See listings →The Lennar, Pulte, and Ryland two-stories that make up most of the community — 2,200–3,500 square feet, basements, two- and three-car garages. The typical recent sale ran around $517K.
See listings →New and near-new custom homes on the community’s remaining sites and premium streets — recent activity reached $800,000. New-custom buyers get mature-community infrastructure with a from-scratch build.
See listings →A dedicated live Creekside Crossing listing feed is coming to this page. In the meantime, search every active Plainfield listing—including Creekside Crossing—updated in real time from the MLS, or call us for a current list of what’s available in the neighborhood.
The community’s central amenity campus — clubhouse, pool, and gathering space — puts Creekside a tier above the no-amenity subdivisions at the same price point.
The 874-acre preserve and its heron rookery sit minutes away, with Mather Woods and the DuPage River corridor close behind — some of the best everyday nature access in Plainfield.
Green infrastructure threads the sections — ponds, playgrounds, tennis, and trail links — maintained through the association’s section dues.
DJK Custom Homes still builds here, which keeps fresh comps flowing and gives buyers a build-new option inside an established community — rare in Plainfield’s 2006-era subdivisions.
Creekside Crossing is served by Plainfield Community Consolidated School District 202, with feeds that split by address. Verify current attendance boundaries with the district — D202 boundary changes take effect with the 2026–27 school year.
Different sections feed different district elementaries — Lincoln and Wallin Oaks appear most in MLS-fed sources. Confirm per address.
The middle school serving most Creekside Crossing addresses per MLS-fed sources; verify per address.
High school assignment splits by address between Central and North per MLS-fed sources — and D202’s 2026–27 boundary changes make verification essential here.
Renwick Road runs east to Route 59 in minutes, with downtown Plainfield about ten minutes north. The preserve system — Lake Renwick, Mather Woods, the river corridor — is effectively the neighborhood’s backyard.
Renwick and Drauden feed US 30 and Route 126 to I-55 in roughly 12–15 minutes; Joliet’s I-80 interchanges are the southern option. Naperville employers run about 30 minutes.
Plan 60–80 minutes driving to the Loop via I-55 outside rush hour. For the train, Route 59’s Metra station is roughly 25 minutes; Joliet’s Rock Island line (with its more frequent schedule) is about 20.
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