O'Neil Property Group
Heatherstone is one of DeKalb’s signature Eagle Homes communities — early-2000s two-stories on Heatherfield Lane and Tallmeadow Drive, built 2002–2004, trading in the low-to-mid $300s with no reported association fee.
Heatherstone belongs to the wave of subdivisions Eagle Homes built across DeKalb in the early 2000s, and it may be the most representative of them: conventional three- and four-bedroom two-stories on Heatherfield Lane, Tallmeadow Drive, and the surrounding streets, built in a tight 2002–2004 window per MLS-fed sources. Homes run from about 1,783 to 2,300-plus square feet — recent listings have shown examples past 2,500 — with attached garages and the practical layouts that have kept this era of housing in steady demand.
Pricing sits at the center of DeKalb’s move-up band: closed sales have run from about $262K to just under $400K, with a recent median near $334K per MLS-fed sources. That makes Heatherstone the natural comparison for Kensington Pointe and the mainstream singles in The Knolls — similar era, similar size, similar money — and the deciding factors usually come down to the specific street, lot, and condition rather than the neighborhood name.
One detail buyers consistently like: sources report no mandatory association fee here. Fee-simple ownership with no monthly obligation is increasingly rare in newer communities, and it simplifies both financing and resale. As always, we confirm the absence of any obligation — along with taxes and any special assessments — on the specific parcel before you offer.
Pricing reflects Heatherstone sales and MLS-fed sources as of late summer 2026.
The community’s recent median sale price per MLS-fed sources — the center of DeKalb’s move-up band, for homes that would price six figures higher east of Route 47.
See listings →Condition drives the spread: original-finish homes anchor the entry end, while updated four-bedrooms at the larger end have approached $400K.
See listings →No mandatory association fee is reported for Heatherstone — fee-simple ownership with no monthly obligation, a simplifier for financing, budgeting, and resale alike.
See listings →A dedicated Heatherstone listings feed is coming soon. In the meantime, search every active DeKalb listing—updated in real time from the MLS—or call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for current Heatherstone availability, including homes not yet on the market.
One builder, one era: consistent setbacks, familiar floor plans, and a streetscape that has matured together — appraisals and comps behave predictably here.
Early-2000s planning means sidewalks throughout and streets that connect — the neighborhood walks well, and school-morning logistics stay simple.
The Sycamore Road retail corridor and downtown DeKalb both sit within a ten-minute drive — groceries, dining, and the Egyptian Theatre’s calendar all close at hand.
Both the Annie Glidden Road and Peace Road interchanges are reachable in about ten minutes, letting commuters pick the ramp that matches their direction.
Heatherstone is served by DeKalb Community Unit School District 428. Attendance boundaries are set by the district and can change — verify the current assignment for any specific address before you offer.
The district high school for the city — comprehensive academics, athletics, and career-technical programs.
Clinton Rosette and Huntley split the city roughly north and south; the assignment for a specific Heatherstone address should be confirmed with D428.
D428 operates nine elementary schools; we confirm the current assignment with the district during your search.
Daily life stays close: the Sycamore Road corridor for groceries and retail, downtown DeKalb for dining and the Egyptian Theatre, and the park district’s pools, trails, and golf courses all within about ten minutes.
Either I-88 interchange — Annie Glidden or Peace Road — is about ten minutes out. The Fox Valley runs 30–40 minutes and Naperville about 45, making hybrid schedules comfortable.
Drive roughly 25 minutes to the Elburn Metra terminus for UP-West trains into Ogilvie (about 70 minutes), or take I-88 straight in — about 65 miles to the Loop.
We track Heatherstone sale by sale—pricing, associations, and what’s coming to market. Get real answers before you buy or list.