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Aurora Two Story Homes

Live Aurora listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.

~$335K
Median Sale Price
180,000+
Population · 2nd in Illinois
4
Counties, 6 School Districts
5★
Google Rating

About Aurora Two Story Homes

The two-story is Aurora’s default family home, and the inventory runs deeper here than in any neighboring market: 1990s-2000s master-plan singles across Oakhurst, the Wheatlands, and Lakewood Valley, the larger customs of Stonebridge and White Eagle, and new two-story plans at every active Lennar and Pulte community. If you need bedrooms-up living with real square footage, this search is where most Aurora buyers land.

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.

Aurora Two Story Homes — Updated Daily

Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.

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What You Can Expect from Aurora Two Story Homes

Expect 1,800-3,300 square feet with three to five beds up, two-and-a-half to three-and-a-half baths, and two- or three-car garages. The 1990s stock typically delivers formal living and dining plus a family room; the 2000s and new plans trade formality for open kitchens and lofts. Finished basements add usable space in most subdivisions. Pricing spans roughly $350K in the older sections to $750K+ for the largest east-side homes—and past $1M in the golf communities.

Aurora Neighborhoods & Local Insight

Volume concentrates on the east and far-southeast sides where the master plans were built for exactly this product. Oakhurst and Ashton Pointe feed the D204 corridor; Wheatlands and Lakewood Valley the District 308 corridor—verify any assignment by address. Commuters should weigh the Route 59 station east versus the Aurora Transportation Center downtown; both run BNSF expresses under an hour to Union Station.

Buyer Tips & Financing

In the 1990s stock, prioritize homes where the big-ticket items—roof, HVAC, windows—are already replaced; the difference is $40K-$60K of near-term spending. New-construction two-stories price attractively against Naperville equivalents, but add SSA taxes into the monthly comparison. We model total monthly cost, not list price, on every option.

Good to Know Before You Buy

Two-stories are the fastest-clearing family product in Aurora—the $300K-$500K band routinely draws multiple offers inside a week. Premiums attach to three-car garages, pond or open-space lots, and finished basements. Sellers with dated two-stories: strategic pre-listing updates return well here, and we will tell you which ones are worth doing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do two-story homes cost in Aurora?
Roughly $350K-$550K in the established east and southeast subdivisions, $500K-$750K for the largest plans and premium lots, and past $1M in Stonebridge and White Eagle.
Which subdivisions have the best two-story inventory?
Oakhurst, The Wheatlands, and Lakewood Valley for volume; Stonebridge and White Eagle for customs; Pulte’s Harvest Point and Lincoln Crossing for new plans up to 3,300 square feet.
What should I check on a 1990s two-story?
Roof and HVAC replacement cycles, original windows, and any HOA or SSA obligations. Homes with the big items already done deserve a premium—and we quantify it.
Are new two-story homes available?
Yes—Lennar from the low $400s and Pulte from the $440s to $540s+, with plans up to 3,300 square feet. We negotiate builder incentives at no cost to you.
How fast do family two-stories sell?
In the $300K-$500K band, about a week to pending with multiple offers common. Above $550K the pace moderates and selection improves.

Ready to Find Your Aurora Home?

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.