O'Neil Property Group
Sadie Ridge is Lockport’s largest new-construction community in years — 200+ M/I Homes single-family homes and townhomes planned off Bruce Road near I-355, with two-story plans from 2,360 to 4,073 sq ft currently listing from the low $560s.
Sadie Ridge is the community that put Lockport back on the new-construction map. M/I Homes is developing 200+ homes off Bruce Road near the I-355 edge of the city, and the community is actively selling, with the sales center at 17363 S. Sprucewood Drive. For a corridor where new-build options had gone quiet, this is the headline: current product, full basements, and a location that shortens the drive to the tollway to minutes.
The single-family lineup runs from the Barclay — 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2,360 square feet — up through plans like the Dunbar, Easton, Essex, Fairchild and Hudson, topping out above 4,000 square feet with up to 6 bedrooms and 5.5 baths on the largest configurations. Two- and three-car garages and full basements are standard, and base pricing starts around $535,990, with current listings running roughly $560K to $741K once lots and options are factored in. Alongside the singles, The Townes at Sadie adds a townhome enclave for buyers who want new construction with less footprint. The HOA runs about $71–$75 a month.
The setting sells the everyday: a central park and open space with bike paths inside the community, Dellwood Park and the 27-hole Broken Arrow Golf Club a short drive away, and the Des Plaines River valley trail network — including the Centennial Trail — nearby. Schools sit in Homer CCSD 33C feeder territory (Goodings Grove and Hadley Middle serve the area) with Lockport Township High School District 205 for grades 9–12; as with any new community, confirm current boundaries with the districts. And before you sign anything, verify the full projected tax bill — including any Special Service Area assessment — which we review as standard practice on every builder contract.
Pricing reflects Sadie Ridge sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
The Barclay, Dunbar, Easton and Essex cover 2,360–2,872 sq ft — open-concept main floors, 3–4 bedrooms, full basements. This is where most Sadie Ridge contracts get written.
See listings →The Fairchild and Hudson stretch to 2,992–4,073 sq ft with room for 5–6 bedrooms on the biggest configurations — the move-up end of the community, competing directly with Thunderhill resales at similar money.
See listings →The Townes at Sadie enclave brings M/I’s townhome product to the community — the first new attached construction in Lockport in years. Contact us for current release pricing and availability.
See listings →Every Sadie Ridge listing hits the MLS the moment it goes live. Search all Lockport homes below and filter by neighborhood, or text me for a Sadie Ridge-only list with same-day showings.
Multiple floor plans and lots at once — a choice the Lockport resale market can’t offer. We track every release and price sheet as they move.
A central park and bike paths anchor the community, with the Centennial Trail and the Des Plaines valley preserves minutes away for longer rides.
Broken Arrow Golf Club’s 27 public holes and Dellwood Park — the township’s flagship — are both a short drive.
The community sits at the tollway edge of the city: minutes to the on-ramp, 30 minutes to the Naperville/I-88 corridor, 15 to I-80.
School information is provided as fact only — names, districts and locations. Verify current attendance boundaries with the district, as they can change.
Serves the Sadie Ridge area for elementary grades per MLS-fed sources. New communities can be re-boundaried — confirm the current assignment with Homer 33C.
The district’s middle-grade building serving the area as students move up. Verify current boundaries with the district.
Freshmen attend Central Campus at 1222 S. Jefferson Street; grades 10–12 attend East Campus at 1333 E. 7th Street.
Downtown Lockport — the canal district, museums and restaurants — is about ten minutes west. Daily errands run along the 159th Street corridor, and Silver Cross Hospital is roughly ten minutes south in New Lenox.
This is the community’s calling card: I-355 is minutes away via Bruce Road, putting the I-88/Naperville corridor about 30 minutes north and Oak Brook within a straight tollway run. I-80 is about 15 minutes south.
Drive I-355 to I-55 and plan on 45–70 minutes to the Loop, or catch the Heritage Corridor Metra downtown at 13th & State on its weekday rush-hour schedule. Joliet’s all-day Rock Island service is about 15 minutes away. Midway is roughly 40 minutes.
We work the I-355 corridor daily and know every section of Sadie Ridge. Get real answers about pricing, fees, and what’s coming to market.