O'Neil Property Group
Lincoln Prairie by Del Webb is Aurora’s 55+ active adult community — 500+ new ranch homes on the far southeast side, from about $402K, built around a 17,600 square foot clubhouse with indoor and outdoor pools and pickleball.
Lincoln Prairie is the community that ended a 15-year Del Webb absence from Chicagoland — announced in 2021, opened with six models in late 2022, and still actively selling in mid-2026 with roughly 550 homes built and a fourth phase of 90+ homesites approved by the city. It sits on Aurora’s far southeast side, south of Wolf’s Crossing Road and east of Eola, with the sales center at 3243 Del Webb Boulevard in Will County’s Wheatland Township. This is an age-restricted 55+ community under Del Webb’s active-adult model.
Every home is a ranch, across three GenYou collections: Scenic (1,502-1,595 square feet, two beds, from about $402K), Distinctive (1,646-2,026 square feet with dens, roughly $464K-$500K), and Echelon (2,213-2,754 square feet, up to three beds and three-car garages, about $573K-$604K base). Resales now supplement new construction, generally trading from the low $400Ks to $600Ks. The HOA runs about $360 monthly and covers lawn care, snow removal over two inches, periodic driveway seal coating, and the amenity campus.
The campus is the point: a 17,600 square foot clubhouse opened in 2023 with fitness center, studio, billiards, and social spaces, plus indoor and outdoor heated pools, four pickleball courts, tennis, bocce, fishing ponds, walking trails, a community garden, and a full-time lifestyle director programming the calendar. Note the adjacent, similarly named Lincoln Crossing is Pulte’s separate all-ages community at the same intersection — buyers and comps should not confuse the two.
Pricing reflects Lincoln Prairie by Del Webb sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
1,502-1,595 square feet, two beds, two baths, two-car garages — the community’s entry collection and its fastest sellers.
See listings →1,646-2,026 square feet adding dens and half baths — the middle collection balancing space and price for most buyers.
See listings →2,213-2,754 square feet, up to three beds and 4.5 baths with three-car garages — single-level space that barely exists elsewhere in new construction.
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17,600 square feet opened in 2023: fitness center, aerobics and dance studio, billiards, social rooms, and a cafe — the community’s daily hub, run with a full-time lifestyle director.
Heated pools for year-round lap swimming and summer lounging — a two-pool setup few area communities of any kind match.
Four pickleball courts anchor the racquet campus alongside tennis and two bocce courts, with organized league play on the calendar.
Walking trails, fishing ponds, and a community garden thread the neighborhood, with gated entries at the perimeter.
Lincoln Prairie is an age-restricted 55+ community; school information is reference-only. It sits within Oswego District 308 boundaries — nearby schools are listed for context, and attendance questions should go to the district.
Nearby district elementary cited on area listings with attendance-zone disclaimers.
The area’s junior high under current district boundaries.
The area’s high school; located in Oswego. Lincoln Prairie residency is age-restricted 55+.
The Route 59 retail spine — groceries, dining, medical — runs minutes east, with Rush Copley Medical Center about ten minutes and downtown Oswego’s riverfront fifteen.
The Route 59 Metra station is roughly 15 minutes for city trips, with BNSF expresses to Union Station in about 45-49 minutes — convenient for visiting family and downtown outings alike.
About an hour door-to-door pairing the drive with a Route 59 express; 60-90 minutes driving. O’Hare and Midway each run about 45-60 minutes for travel days.
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