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Southbury is a multi-builder master plan south of Wolf’s Crossing Road on Oswego’s east side — more than 20 years of building from 2005 into 2026, with M/I Homes still selling new single-family homes, a two-pool clubhouse, and Southbury Elementary on-site.
Southbury is one of the longest-running master plans in Oswego — construction started in 2005 and is still going in 2026. Kensington Homes and Neumann Homes (later D.R. Horton) built the early phases, Orleans Homes followed, Lennar delivered The Seasons at Southbury townhomes (now closed out), and M/I Homes is currently building the newest single-family phase. The community spreads south of Wolf’s Crossing Road and west of Douglas Road across named sections including Spring Gate, Summer Gate, Autumn Gate, Seasons at Southbury and the age-restricted Villas at Southbury Village 55+ section, with 47-plus floor plans offered across the plan’s history.
The clubhouse campus is the community’s centerpiece: two pools — including one with a hot tub — plus a fitness room, theater and craft room, library and conference room, with tennis courts, walking trails, ponds and parks spread through the community. Southbury Elementary (Oswego CUSD 308) sits on-site at 820 Preston Lane, with Traughber Junior High and Oswego High School completing the assignment for most addresses.
Pricing spans a wide band. In 2025–2026, resale townhomes ran about $304,990 to $389,999, while single-family resale and new construction ran roughly $489,900 to $679,990 — M/I’s new Classic Series homes, about 1,700 to 3,800-plus square feet on 40- and 50-foot homesites, priced from $559,990 to $679,990. Recent closings across the community ranged $300,000 to $692,880 with a median near $500K. Association dues are reported at roughly $60–$271 per month depending on section and product (some sources report quarterly tiers of $190–$230), covering the clubhouse and pool amenities, with townhome fees typically adding exterior, lawn and snow — verify the fee and coverage per section with the association.
Pricing reflects Southbury sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
Resale townhomes — including Lennar’s closed-out Seasons at Southbury phase — traded from about $304,990 to $389,999 in 2025–2026. Smaller plans start around 1,248 square feet, and townhome dues typically fold in exterior maintenance, lawn and snow.
See listings →Resale singles from the 2005–2026 buildout plus new construction run roughly $489,900 to $679,990, with plans up to about 5,698 square feet and 6 bedrooms. Recent community-wide closings ranged $300,000 to $692,880 with a median near $500K.
See listings →M/I Homes is building the newest phase in 2026 — Classic Series plans of roughly 1,700 to 3,800-plus square feet on 40- and 50-foot homesites, priced $559,990 to $679,990. Buyers can compare new builds against near-new resales inside the same community.
See listings →A dedicated Southbury 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 Southbury listings straight from the MLS.
The community clubhouse anchors two pools — one with a hot tub — plus a fitness room, theater and craft room, library and conference room. Amenity access runs through the association; we confirm current hours and any usage fees during attorney review.
Walking trails, ponds, a lake and neighborhood parks thread through the sections, with tennis courts built into the common grounds.
Southbury Elementary (Oswego CUSD 308) sits inside the community at 820 Preston Lane — much of the plan can reach it without crossing a major road. Verify current boundaries with the district.
Few Oswego communities let you choose between a 2005 resale and a brand-new build on the same street grid. M/I Homes’ 2026 phase keeps new inventory flowing while resales turn over across the older sections.
Southbury is served by Oswego Community Unit School District 308. Assignments can vary by address within large subdivisions — verify current attendance boundaries with CUSD 308 before relying on them.
Located on-site at 820 Preston Lane inside the community. Confirm the current attendance boundary with CUSD 308 for any specific address.
The reported junior high assignment for Southbury addresses; district bus service covers the area. Verify per address with the district.
Southbury addresses are reported to Oswego High School. As with any large CUSD 308 subdivision, confirm the current assignment for a specific address.
Southbury sits south of Wolf’s Crossing Road about a mile east of Route 34, reached via Douglas Road or Wolf’s Crossing. The Route 34 (Ogden Avenue) retail corridor is minutes north, and downtown Oswego’s riverfront — Hudson Crossing Park and the Main Street lineup — is a short drive northwest.
Douglas Road and Wolf’s Crossing Road tie into Route 34 and US 30 for runs toward Aurora, Montgomery and Naperville. Orchard Road puts drivers on I-88 in roughly 15 minutes, and the Naperville/I-88 employment corridor generally runs 20–30 minutes.
Oswego is about 45 miles southwest of the Loop. The Aurora Transportation Center is roughly 15 minutes away and the Route 59 Metra station about 20 — both on the BNSF line into Union Station in about an hour, faster on expresses.
From resale townhomes to M/I’s newest phase, we track every Southbury section. Get real answers about pricing, fees, and what’s coming to market.