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Prescott Mill sits on Oswego’s east side, west of US Route 30 and north of Wolf’s Crossing Road — a Pulte Homes community of single-family homes, townhomes and condos wrapped around more than 46 acres of preserved wetlands, soccer fields and trails.
Prescott Mill is one of east Oswego’s signature Pulte Homes communities, built between 2006 and 2014 with most homes finished around 2009. The plan pairs a single-family section with an attached section of roughly 300 townhome and condo units (an estimate — no official total is published), spread across about 18 floor plans. Square footage runs from about 1,370 up to 4,766 square feet, with townhomes averaging around 1,628 square feet and single-family homes around 2,685.
The open space is what sets the community apart. More than 46 acres of preserved wetlands thread through the neighborhood, joined by soccer fields, walking and bike trails, parks, playgrounds, picnic areas and ponds. Streets like Devoe Drive, Parker Place and Hawley Drive keep homes a short hop from the Route 30 corridor while the wetland buffers hold the green space permanently open.
For buyers, Prescott Mill covers a wide band of price points. In 2025–2026, townhomes have listed around $325,000–$339,000 while single-family listings have reached $574,900; recorded closed sales across the community span roughly $210,000 to $540,000, and the 2026 year-to-date median sale is about $350,000 across mixed product. HOA fee reporting is inconsistent across sources, so confirm the exact fee and coverage with AMG Management before writing an offer.
Pricing reflects Prescott Mill sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
The attached section — roughly 300 units averaging around 1,628 square feet — has been listing in the mid-$320s to high-$330s in 2025–2026, with fees that reportedly cover landscaping, exterior maintenance and snow removal (confirm with AMG Management).
See listings →Pulte’s detached plans average about 2,685 square feet and range up to 4,766, with 2025–2026 listings reaching $574,900 — two-story layouts drawn from the community’s roughly 18 floor plans, built 2006–2014.
See listings →Recorded sales across all product types span roughly $210,000–$540,000, and the 2026 year-to-date median sale is about $350,000 — a wide band that reflects the mix of condos, townhomes and larger single-family homes.
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More than 46 acres of protected wetland weave through Prescott Mill, giving many streets open-space frontage and keeping the community’s green backbone permanently unbuilt.
The park network inside the community includes soccer fields, playgrounds and picnic areas, so open play space sits within the neighborhood rather than a drive away.
Trails link the wetland areas, ponds and parks, connecting streets like Devoe Drive and Hawley Drive through the community’s open space.
Prescott Mill sits just west of US Route 30 (Lincoln Highway), putting east Oswego’s shopping and dining corridors a few minutes away, with Route 34 (Ogden Avenue) nearby to the north.
Prescott Mill is in Oswego CUSD 308, and school assignment varies by section of the community — listing sources report Churchill or Southbury Elementary and Murphy or Plank Junior High depending on address, with Oswego East High School beyond that. Verify the current assignment with District 308 for any specific address.
Listing sources report both schools serving Prescott Mill addresses; the assignment depends on which section of the community a home sits in, so confirm against current CUSD 308 boundary maps.
As with elementary, junior-high assignment splits by address between Murphy Junior High and Plank Junior High — the district’s boundary maps control, so verify for the exact home.
Prescott Mill addresses feed Oswego East High School per listing sources. Boundaries can shift as the district adjusts, so confirm the current assignment with CUSD 308.
Prescott Mill anchors the Wolf’s Crossing corridor on the east side of town. US Route 30 runs along the community’s eastern edge with everyday shopping close at hand, and downtown Oswego’s riverfront and restaurants are a short drive west via the Route 34 (Ogden Avenue) corridor.
US Route 30 (Lincoln Highway) heads north toward Montgomery and Aurora and southeast toward Plainfield and Joliet, while Route 34 connects west through Oswego to Yorkville and east toward Naperville — two arterials within minutes of every street in the community.
Downtown Chicago is roughly 50 miles northeast. Drivers typically work east to I-88 via the Route 34/Orchard Road corridors or south to I-55, and Metra BNSF service runs from the nearby Aurora and Route 59 stations.
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