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North Aurora Luxury Homes

Live North Aurora listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.

~$410K
Median Sale Price
~18,000
Population
3
School Districts
5★
Google Rating

About North Aurora Luxury Homes

North Aurora’s luxury market lives in three places: Gladstone’s semi-custom Moose Lake Estates south of Mooseheart Road, Toll Brothers’ Lake Run Estates near Orchard Road, and Silverthorne’s builds on the Deerpath Road corridor. From $600K, you’re buying brick-and-stone two-stories from about 2,800 to nearly 6,000 square feet — three-car garages, side-load elevations, and lots that give you room to breathe. Recent top-end sales have crossed $800K, and the current ceiling is near $900K. For the Fox Valley, that money buys more house here than almost anywhere along the river.

Looking for help narrowing down your search? Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for a personalized list of homes that match your budget and priorities.

North Aurora Luxury Homes — Updated Daily

Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.

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What You Can Expect from North Aurora Luxury Homes

Moose Lake Estates offers Gladstone’s semi-custom two-stories (roughly 1,900–4,100 square feet, built 2004 to present) with listings averaging in the mid $600s and HOA fees of only $33–$42 a month. Lake Run Estates delivers Toll Brothers scale — 2,800 to 5,900 square feet, built 2005–2012 — with recent sales from $632K to $813K and a current listing at $899,900. Expect brick or stone fronts, two-story family rooms, and finished or full basements as the norm rather than the exception.

North Aurora Neighborhoods & Local Insight

Both communities sit on the village’s west side near Randall and Orchard Roads — quick to I-88, the Metra at Aurora or Geneva, and the Randall corridor. Both currently feed Fearn Elementary, Herget Middle, and West Aurora High School per District 129 boundaries (verify per address). Silverthorne’s Acres on Deerpath sold out with singles from about $665K, and its new Silverleaf community has just released homesites — worth watching if you want new construction at this level without leaving the village.

Buyer Tips & Financing

Luxury sales in a village this size are appointment viewing: only a handful of active listings exist at any time, and the right one may not be on the market when you start looking. We track off-market and coming-soon activity in Moose Lake and Lake Run specifically. On the sell side, pricing against the right comp set — not the village median — is everything; a $750K Lake Run home comps against Toll Brothers product across the Fox Valley, not against Tanner Trails.

Good to Know Before You Buy

Jumbo financing thresholds, appraisal depth, and time-on-market patterns all behave differently above $600K. Expect 60-plus days for a full-price outcome, and treat any sharp-priced listing as a signal, not a discount. Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 to talk through the current luxury inventory — and what’s coming that isn’t listed yet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a luxury home in North Aurora?
From roughly $600K: Gladstone semi-customs in Moose Lake Estates, Toll Brothers builds in Lake Run Estates (2,800–5,900 sq ft), and Silverthorne’s newer construction on the Deerpath corridor. The current top of the market sits near $900K.
What did luxury homes recently sell for in North Aurora?
Recent Lake Run Estates sales ran from $632,000 to $813,032, and Moose Lake Estates listings average in the mid $600s. The highest current asking price in the village is $899,900.
Are luxury HOA fees high in North Aurora?
No — that’s part of the value case. Moose Lake Estates runs $33–$42 a month and Lake Run Estates roughly $340–$400 a year. You’re paying for common-area upkeep, not a country-club amenity load.
Is there new luxury construction in North Aurora?
Yes — Gladstone continues semi-custom builds in Moose Lake Estates, and Silverthorne Homes has released homesites at Silverleaf after selling out Acres on Deerpath, where singles started around $665K.
How long do luxury homes take to sell here?
Plan on 60-plus days for a full-price outcome — the buyer pool above $600K is real but small. Correct pricing against the right comp set from day one is what separates a clean sale from a stale listing.

Ready to Find Your North Aurora Home?

Whether you are just starting your search or ready to schedule a showing, Kealan O’Neil is here to help you every step of the way.