O'Neil Property Group
Neufairfield is northeast Joliet’s amenity community near the New Lenox border — a 2000s D.R. Horton development of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos with a pool, tennis courts, parks, and trails.
Neufairfield covers the price spectrum better than almost any single Joliet subdivision. Built primarily by D.R. Horton between 2004 and 2012 on the city’s northeast side — south of Maple Road near the New Lenox border — the community mixes single-family homes, townhomes, and condos across roughly 450 properties and more than two dozen floor plans. Recent activity has run from the $270,000s for attached homes to the mid-$500,000s for the largest singles, which means first-time buyers and move-up buyers genuinely shop the same streets.
Homes span about 1,300 to 4,300 square feet. The single-family stock is classic 2000s production — open main floors, two-story foyers in the larger plans, basements, and attached garages — while the townhome and condo sections deliver the community’s entry pricing with association-maintained exteriors. The amenity base is the draw: a community pool, tennis courts, parks, playgrounds, and connected sidewalks and trails, at association fees that vary widely by product type (roughly $8 to $250 a month across sections, so we confirm the exact fee on any address).
The location is a commuter’s hedge: Route 6 and Briggs Street connect to I-80 in minutes, and the New Lenox and Joliet Metra options are both reachable. School assignments are part of the picture too — Neufairfield addresses are served by New Lenox SD 122 for elementary and junior high and Joliet Township HSD 204 for high school — and as everywhere in Joliet’s patchwork, we verify the current assignment for the specific address with the district before you commit.
Pricing reflects Neufairfield sales and active listings as of late summer 2026.
The community’s entry point: 2000s-built attached homes with garages and association-maintained exteriors. They trade quickly — the price gap to a comparable single-family home keeps this segment liquid in every market.
See listings →Three- and four-bedroom D.R. Horton plans with basements and two-car garages — the community’s core stock. Updated examples draw multiple offers; original-finish homes are the value path in.
See listings →The community’s biggest homes reach roughly 4,300 square feet with dramatic two-story spaces and three-car garages in some plans — move-up space at a price that undercuts comparable stock across the New Lenox line.
See listings →Every active Neufairfield listing appears in our live Joliet MLS feed — search all Joliet homes and filter down to the neighborhood, or call us for a same-day list of what’s available in Neufairfield right now.
The resident pool and tennis courts anchor a genuine amenity base — parks, playgrounds, and green space thread the sections, and the association keeps the common areas maintained.
Connected sidewalks and internal paths make the community walkable end to end — and the Old Plank Road Trail corridor and New Lenox park systems are a short drive east.
Route 6 and Briggs Street put I-80 access minutes away — among the fastest interstate reaches of any Joliet subdivision, and the reason logistics-corridor commuters shop here first.
Silver Cross Hospital’s New Lenox campus and its medical-office ecosystem sit just east, a major employment anchor within a 10-minute commute.
School names, districts, and grade levels are listed as facts only. Attendance boundaries can change — verify the current assignment for any specific address directly with the district.
Serves Neufairfield’s elementary grades per district boundary information; confirm the current assignment for any specific address with SD 122.
The district’s junior high serving this attendance area; verify current boundaries with the district.
Neufairfield’s high school assignment; confirm with District 204, as assignments can change.
Groceries and everyday retail run along Route 30 toward New Lenox and Briggs Street locally; downtown Joliet’s dining, the Rialto, and the ballpark are about 10–15 minutes west.
I-80 is minutes away via Briggs Street, connecting west to I-55 and east to I-355 — the full southwest-suburban employment map opens from this corner of the city.
Drive I-80 to I-355 or I-55 north, typically 60–75 minutes to the Loop outside rush. By rail, both the Joliet Gateway Center (Rock Island and Heritage Corridor) and the New Lenox Rock Island station are reachable in about 10–15 minutes.
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