O'Neil Property Group
Hunt Club spreads 285 homesites across 476 acres in southwest Oswego, south of Route 71 — single-family homes from roughly 1,800 to 4,650 square feet, a clubhouse with a zero-depth pool, and many homesites backing to a preserved horse farm.
Hunt Club is southwest Oswego’s land-forward community — 285 planned homes spread across 476 acres south of Route 71 and east of Minkler Road, along streets like Hunt Club Drive, Bickford Avenue and Schofield Drive. K. Hovnanian Homes and Town & Country Homes built the earlier phases starting in 2007, and McCue Builders carried the community through its final phases to roughly 2022, including an estate phase of 3,600-to-4,500-square-foot two-story and ranch plans, with one-acre estate sites part of the original development plan. Many homesites back to a preserved horse farm — the kind of open-land setting that’s getting hard to find this close to the Route 34 corridor.
The community is single-family only, with homes running roughly 1,823 to 4,652 square feet and 3–5 bedrooms. Amenities center on a roughly 3,500-square-foot clubhouse with a zero-depth outdoor pool, fitness center, great room, kitchen and locker rooms, plus walking trails, tennis courts, pocket parks, preserved wetlands and lake access. Dues are modest for what’s included — roughly $67–$85 per month per most sources, though one source shows an average around $139 on some listings, so verify the current figure with the association.
On the market side, 2025 closed sales ran $405,000 to $750,000 with a median around $529K, and July 2026 active listings sat at $450,000–$454,900 — a thin active supply that reflects how tightly the community holds. Hunt Club Elementary (Oswego CUSD 308) serves the community, followed by Traughber Junior High and Oswego High School for reported addresses.
Pricing reflects Hunt Club sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
The community’s core: 3–5 bedroom singles from the 2007–2022 phases, starting around 1,823 square feet. 2025 closings ran from $405,000 with a community median around $529K.
See listings →The final McCue Builders phase delivered 3,600-to-4,500-square-foot two-story and ranch plans — with one-acre estate sites part of the original development plan — and the community’s top 2025 sales reached $750,000.
See listings →July 2026 active listings sat in a narrow $450,000–$454,900 band — thin supply for a 285-home community, which is why we watch coming-soon activity here closely. Call or text 630-381-4995 for early word.
See listings →A dedicated Hunt Club feed is coming to this page. Until it’s live, search every active Oswego listing below — or call or text 630-381-4995 and we’ll send you current Hunt Club listings straight from the MLS.
The roughly 3,500-square-foot clubhouse holds a fitness center, great room, kitchen and locker rooms, and anchors a zero-depth outdoor pool. Access runs through the association; we confirm current hours and terms during attorney review.
Many homesites back to a preserved horse farm, and the plan sets aside preserved wetlands and lake access across its 476 acres — open-land views that are increasingly rare in Oswego.
Walking trails link tennis courts and pocket parks throughout the community, keeping the amenity footprint spread across the plan rather than concentrated at one corner.
Between the 476-acre footprint, the estate phase’s 3,600–4,500-square-foot plans and one-acre estate sites in the original plan, Hunt Club trades density for land — 285 homes across nearly three-quarters of a square mile.
Hunt Club is served by Oswego Community Unit School District 308. Assignments can vary by address — verify current attendance boundaries with CUSD 308 before relying on them.
The community’s namesake elementary assignment. Confirm the current attendance boundary with CUSD 308 for any specific address.
The reported junior high assignment for Hunt Club addresses; district bus service covers the area. Verify per address with the district.
Hunt Club addresses are reported to Oswego High School. Confirm the current assignment with the district for any specific address.
Hunt Club sits in southwest Oswego south of Route 71 and east of Minkler Road — a quieter corner of town, with downtown Oswego’s riverfront, Hudson Crossing Park and the Main Street restaurant lineup a short drive northeast.
Route 71 connects northeast toward downtown Oswego and southwest toward Yorkville, tying into Route 34 and US 30 for the Aurora and Naperville corridors. Orchard Road reaches I-88 in roughly 15 minutes from town; plan on 20–30 minutes to the Naperville/I-88 employment corridor.
Oswego is about 45 miles southwest of the Loop. The Aurora Transportation Center is roughly 15 minutes from town and the Route 59 Metra station about 20 — both on the BNSF line into Union Station in about an hour, faster on expresses.
Hunt Club listings move fast and supply runs thin. Get real answers about pricing, fees, and what’s coming to market before it hits the MLS.