O'Neil Property Group
Olde Stone Village is Frankfort’s newest luxury enclave — about 100 custom homes of 3,600 to 8,680 square feet built since 2014 north of Steger Road and west of Wolf Road, with recent sales from the high $900s to $1.67M and custom builders still active.
Olde Stone Village is what Frankfort luxury looks like when it’s built new. Located north of Steger Road and west of Wolf Road, the community holds roughly 100 custom homes — per its homeowners association — built from 2014 onward, ranging from 3,600 to 8,680 square feet on large lots with common areas, walking and bike path access, and parks woven through the plan. This is not a production subdivision: homes here were commissioned one at a time, and it shows in the streetscape.
The builder roster tells you the tier. McMahon Custom Builders has completed multiple homes here, O’Malley Builders developed homes in the community, and Gale Builders lists Olde Stone Village among its active locations — and custom construction continues, making this the rare established Frankfort luxury setting where you can still build. On the resale side, MLS-fed sources show recent sales from $960K to $1.67M — Zermatt Drive, Torino Way, and Dublin Way closings among them — with current listings around $1.05M to $1.5M.
For a seven-figure community, the carrying structure is straightforward: association fees are modest at roughly $58–$68 per month per MLS-fed sources, while property taxes are the real line item — reported averages near $24,800 annually. Buyers comparing Olde Stone Village against older estate stock are usually weighing new-construction quality and layouts against the mature trees of neighborhoods like Butternut Creek Woods; we’ve walked clients through both sides of that decision many times.
Pricing reflects Olde Stone Village sales and MLS-fed sources as of mid-2026 — ranges over false precision.
Recent closings on Torino Way and Dublin Way ran $960K–$1.15M — 2014-and-newer custom construction with today’s layouts: open mains, first-floor offices, oversized garages.
See listings →The community’s largest and most finished homes — a Zermatt Drive sale closed at $1.67M and current listings reach $1.5M. One-of-a-kind builds where comps require judgment, not averages.
See listings →With McMahon, Gale, and others active, Olde Stone Village remains the rare established luxury enclave where you can still commission a build. Plan on budgets starting around $1M all-in; we help pressure-test every line of it.
See listings →Every Olde Stone Village listing hits the MLS the moment it goes live. Search all Frankfort homes below and filter by neighborhood, or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for a Olde Stone Village-only list with same-day showings.
Roughly 100 homes, no repeating plans — commissioned builds from the 2014-and-newer era with current mechanicals, envelopes, and layouts. The streetscape reads estate, not subdivision.
The HOA highlights common areas, walking and bike path access, and parks through the community, with a lake and street-lit sidewalks among MLS-listed features.
Homes of 3,600–8,680 square feet on generous lots — room for the four-car garage, the pool conversation, and the home office count that older estate stock has to renovate its way toward.
The Steger and Wolf Road corner keeps daily traffic away, while US 45 and US 30 put downtown Frankfort, the I-80 interchanges, and Hickory Creek Metra within about 10–15 minutes.
Olde Stone Village addresses are generally served by Frankfort CCSD 157-C and Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210. School information is provided as fact only — confirm current attendance boundaries with the district for any specific address.
The district’s early-grades building for the village core area.
Intermediate grades before Hickory Creek Middle School.
The district’s middle school, off Laraway Road.
Located in Frankfort on Colorado Avenue; most Frankfort addresses feed Lincoln-Way East.
Downtown Frankfort’s Kansas Street core, Breidert Green, and the Old Plank Road Trail are about ten minutes north; groceries and daily retail run along US 30 and La Grange Road.
Wolf Road and US 45 connect north to the I-80 interchanges in roughly 10–15 minutes, with I-355’s southern terminus just beyond. Hickory Creek Metra station in Mokena on the Rock Island District line is about 15 minutes.
Plan on 55–80 minutes to the Loop by car depending on traffic, about 45 minutes to Midway, and roughly an hour by train from Hickory Creek to LaSalle Street Station.
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