Winding Creek is Pulte’s ranch and two-story community off McKee Street in northwest Batavia — about 163 homes built 2023–2026 behind the Randall Road corridor, now finishing out and turning over its first resales.
Winding Creek sits on McKee Street just west of Randall Road in northwest Batavia — close enough to the corridor that Target runs are a three-minute errand, buffered enough that the streets stay quiet. Pulte opened the community in 2023 and built roughly 163 homes from its Meadows Series: ranches like the Abbeyville and Martin Ray alongside two-story plans up to about 3,473 square feet, with two to five bedrooms and open main levels throughout.
By mid-2026 the community reached its final availability, which shifts the story to resale: recent listings and closings have run from the high $500s to the low $800s depending on plan, options, and lot — against original base pricing of roughly $494K–$547K. Homesites backing to open space carry the premiums, and fiber internet is standard throughout.
The location trades on convenience: Randall Road retail out the front, Red Oak Nature Center and the Fox River Trail a few minutes east, downtown Batavia about two miles, and the Geneva Metra station roughly a ten-minute drive. A modest HOA (reported around $60 a month — we verify current figures) maintains the common areas, and the community carries no active SSA levy.
Pricing reflects Winding Creek sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
Pulte’s single-level Abbeyville and Martin Ray plans — 1,683 to about 2,000 square feet with open layouts and 2-car garages. The first new ranch product Batavia had seen in years, and the segment downsizers chase hardest on resale.
See listings →The Mercer, Continental, and related plans run to 3,473 square feet with up to five bedrooms and flex space. Optioned examples with premium lots have listed into the $800s on resale.
See listings →A modest fee maintains common areas — no clubhouse overhead here. No active SSA levy on the community; we confirm the exact fee and any transfer items during attorney review.
See listings →A dedicated Winding Creek listing feed is being configured. In the meantime, every active Batavia listing — including Winding Creek — is searchable below, updated in real time from the MLS. Or call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for a current list of Winding Creek homes.
Target, groceries, restaurants, and services sit a third of a mile east — among the shortest errand loops of any Batavia subdivision.
Many homesites back to preserved open space rather than a neighbor’s fence — the lot premium most worth paying for on resale.
Red Oak Nature Center and the Fox River Trail are a few minutes east — 45 miles of riverside riding from Algonquin to Oswego.
The community was built with fiber internet throughout — a practical differentiator against 1990s resale stock for remote workers.
School names, grades, and locations are listed as facts only. Attendance boundaries can change — verify the current assignment for any specific address directly with the district.
Serves the community from its campus inside neighboring Tanglewood Hills. Confirm the current attendance boundary with BPS 101 for any specific address.
The district’s middle school, serving all of Batavia PSD 101.
The district’s comprehensive high school, about ten minutes southeast.
Downtown Batavia, the Riverwalk, and the farmers’ market run about two miles east via McKee or Wilson; Hall Quarry Beach is under ten minutes. The Randall corridor covers daily errands without leaving the square mile.
Randall Road reaches Geneva and St. Charles in minutes and I-88 in about ten. Fabyan Parkway connects east toward Kirk Road, Fermilab, and the east-side employers.
The Geneva Metra station (Union Pacific West) is about a ten-minute drive — roughly an hour to Ogilvie. The Aurora Transportation Center’s BNSF expresses are about 15 minutes south. Driving, plan 50–70 minutes to the Loop via I-88.
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