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Bristol Woods is a small custom-home subdivision on Corneils Road just east of IL Route 47, on the west edge of the Bristol village core — assessor records show about 35 homes centered on 1990 construction, with just four recorded sales from 2023 to mid-2026 running $325,000 to $640,000.
Bristol Woods sits on Corneils Road just east of IL Route 47, immediately west of the historic Bristol village core, in unincorporated Bristol Township, ZIP 60512. Streets include Corneils Road, Hunter Lane, West Street, and Heatherfield Lane. Bristol Township Assessor records show 39 parcels across the Bristol Woods Units 1–2 plats — including a retention outlot and vacant tracts — with 34 improved home parcels, so call it roughly 35 homes.
These are custom builds by various builders rather than a production community. Assessor records put most construction in the late 1980s through 2000 with a median year built of 1990 (Homes by Marco also cites 1990), and a few pre-existing farmhouse parcels within the plat date back to the 1880s. Per the assessor, most homes are two-story (20 of 34), joined by ranches and one log home, running roughly 1,000 to 4,300 square feet with a median around 2,596 — Homes by Marco cites a ~3,000 sq ft average — on acreage-style wooded lots.
Turnover here is genuinely rare: assessor records show just four sales from 2023 to mid-2026, ranging $325,000 to $640,000 — including 9439 Corneils Road at $640,000 in February 2025, 9218 Corneils Road at $569,000, 9499 Corneils Road at $515,000, and 72 Hunter Lane at $325,000. MLS-fed subdivision pages frequently show zero active listings. No mandatory HOA appears in MLS-fed sources; verify per listing.
Pricing reflects recorded Bristol Woods sales in Bristol Township Assessor and MLS-fed records through mid-2026.
Assessor records show two-story homes as the plat’s core — 20 of the 34 improved parcels — built by various custom builders mostly between the late 1980s and 2000. Recent recorded sales on Corneils Road ran $515,000 to $640,000.
See listings →The balance mixes ranches and a single log home, with sizes across the plat spanning roughly 1,000 to 4,300 square feet around a ~2,600 sq ft median. The lone recorded sub-$400K sale in this window was 72 Hunter Lane at $325,000.
See listings →Only four recorded sales from 2023 to mid-2026, per the Bristol Township Assessor — $325,000 to $640,000. With so few trades, no single figure defines value here; we pull assessor and MLS comps address by address.
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Assessor records describe a wooded, acreage-style custom-home setting on the west edge of the village core — larger, tree-covered parcels rather than a graded production streetscape.
The historic Bristol crossroads — post office, Bristol Grade School, Cannonball Trail — sits immediately east, and Raging Waves water park is on Route 47 just north of the village.
Well-and-septic service is common across Bristol’s unincorporated acreage areas — confirm the utility setup on any specific listing; we order the right inspections during attorney review.
Bristol Woods fronts the Route 47 corridor: downtown Yorkville is about three miles south, and the I-88 Sugar Grove interchange is roughly 12–15 minutes north.
Bristol Woods is served by Yorkville Community Unit School District 115, with Bristol Grade School sitting nearby in the village core. Verify current attendance boundaries with CUSD 115 by address.
The district’s elementary campus sits in the Bristol village core along Cannonball Trail, immediately east of the neighborhood. Confirm the current attendance boundary with the district for any specific address.
Bristol-area listings in MLS feeds reference Yorkville Middle School for the middle grades. Verify the assignment by address with CUSD 115.
The district’s high school serves the Bristol area, about three miles south in Yorkville. Verify current boundaries with the district.
Bristol Woods sits on Corneils Road just east of Route 47, with the village core — post office, Bristol Grade School, Cannonball Trail — immediately next door. Raging Waves is just north on Route 47, Blackberry Oaks Golf Course is on Kennedy Road, and downtown Yorkville is about three miles south.
IL Route 47 runs right past the neighborhood: north to the I-88 Sugar Grove interchange in roughly 12–15 minutes, south through Yorkville. Galena Road and Orchard Road reach the I-88 Orchard Road interchange in about 15 minutes, and US 30 and US 34 cross the township east–west.
Downtown Chicago is roughly 52 miles. There’s no Metra stop in Bristol; the nearest service is the BNSF line at the Aurora Transportation Center, roughly 12 miles — about a 20–25 minute drive.
Bristol Woods trades a handful of homes per decade. Get real answers on assessor comps, well and septic, and a heads-up the moment something lists.