O'Neil Property Group
Moose Lake Estates is North Aurora’s semi-custom address — Gladstone-built brick-and-stone two-stories across 130+ acres south of Mooseheart Road, still adding new homes, with listings averaging in the mid-$600s.
Moose Lake Estates occupies the northwest quadrant of North Aurora — south of Mooseheart Road between Randall Road and Route 31 (Lake Street) — and it’s where the village’s semi-custom market lives. Gladstone Builders opened the community in 2004, paused through the downturn years around 2008–2010 like most of the Fox Valley, and has been building steadily since, with new construction still delivering. The community spreads across more than 130 acres with a park near its center, and the entrance off Moose Lake Drive sets the tone: brick, stone, and mixed-media exteriors rather than repeated vinyl elevations.
The product is two-story semi-custom, mostly 1,900 to 4,100 square feet, across a large model portfolio — Gladstone’s “stone” series names like the Elmstone, Riverstone, Greystone, Brookstone, and Hearthstone recur throughout the community. Four-bedroom layouts with 2.5 or 3.5 baths dominate, and full, partial, or English basements are the norm. Because buyers selected finishes and options at build time, no two streets read identically — which is precisely the appeal for buyers stepping up from production-built subdivisions.
Listings here average in the mid-$600s per MLS-fed data, with the HOA at a modest $33–$42 a month. The location works hard: Randall Road’s retail corridor borders the community’s west side, the I-88 interchange at Route 31 is minutes south, and Mooseheart Road connects east to Route 31 in one move. MLS-fed sources place the community in West Aurora District 129 — with Goodwin Elementary, Jewel Middle, and West Aurora High School cited — and as always with boundary questions, confirm the current assignment for any specific address with the district.
Pricing reflects Moose Lake Estates sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
Gladstone’s 2004–2008 first-phase homes — brick-and-stone two-stories in the 2,400–3,400 square foot range on mature streets. These resell below replacement cost relative to the newer phases, which is where the value hunters look.
See listings →Homes from the resumed phases — larger footprints up to about 4,100 square feet, modern kitchens and luxury primary suites, with listings averaging in the mid-$600s per MLS-fed data.
See listings →Gladstone continues to build here on remaining sites. Semi-custom means you select the plan, elevation, and finishes — typically an 8–12 month timeline. We represent buyers through the builder process at no cost.
See listings →Only a handful of Moose Lake Estates homes list at any time. Search every active North Aurora listing below, or call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for coming-soon and off-market activity in Moose Lake Estates specifically.
Buyers optioned exteriors and floor plans at build time, so the community reads varied — brick, natural stone, and mixed-media elevations — rather than repeating a handful of production facades.
A community park sits near the center of the 130-acre plan with open space and a pond, keeping the density comfortable and the sightlines green.
The village’s retail spine borders the community’s west side — groceries, restaurants, and big-box errands without touching a highway.
Mooseheart Road connects east to Route 31 and the I-88 interchange in minutes; Randall Road runs the north–south errand-and-employment corridor from Aurora to the Tri-Cities.
School information is provided as fact only. Attendance boundaries can change — verify the current assignment for any specific address with the district.
At 18 Poplar Place in North Aurora, cited for this community by MLS-fed sources. Confirm the current attendance boundary with District 129 for any specific address.
At 1501 Waterford Road in North Aurora, per MLS-fed sources; district bus service covers the area.
The district’s comprehensive high school at 1201 W New York Street in Aurora.
Riverfront Park and the Fox River Trail are about five minutes east via Mooseheart Road and Route 31; Red Oak Nature Center’s trails and river overlooks are just across the river on Route 25.
Randall Road runs the Fox Valley employment corridor north to the Tri-Cities and south into Aurora; I-88 at Route 31 is minutes away for Naperville and the tollway corridor, generally 20–30 minutes.
I-88 from the Route 31 interchange runs 55–75 minutes to the Loop by car. For the train, the Aurora Transportation Center (BNSF) and Geneva’s UP-West station are each about 15 minutes — first-stop seating on the BNSF side.
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