O'Neil Property Group
Bronk Farm is Pulte’s 450-home community at 127th Street and Van Dyke Road — townhomes from $393,990 and single-family homes from $523,990 around a clubhouse with a pool, lap pool, and splash pad, a mile from Plainfield North High School.
Bronk Farm is the amenity play among Plainfield’s new-construction communities. Pulte won approval for the 450-home plan — 332 single-family homes and 118 townhomes — in March 2022 at the southwest corner of 127th Street and Van Dyke Road, and has been building since 2023. The centerpiece is a genuine amenity campus: a clubhouse with a kitchen and meeting space, a main pool, a lap pool with locker rooms, and a splash pad, next to a park district park. Fiber internet is wired throughout. No other actively selling Plainfield community matches that package.
The lineup covers two markets at once. Townhomes — the Ashton, Bowman, and Duncan plans, 1,883 to 2,084 square feet with two-car garages — start at $393,990, with quick move-ins reaching the $490s: the attainable new-construction answer in a village whose resale median runs near $500K. Single-family buyers choose across three series — Meadows from $523,990 (2,391–3,539 sq ft), Estates from $581,990, and Reserves from $657,990 — with optioned builds commonly landing in the $600Ks and $700Ks, and recent market activity in the community spanning roughly $429K to $839K.
Location logistics are strong: half a mile west of Route 59’s retail corridor, about a mile south of Plainfield North High School, with Eagle Pointe Elementary within walking distance per the builder. Two diligence notes: MLS-fed sources put HOA dues around $99 a month on the single-family side and roughly $348 on townhomes (which cover exterior and grounds) — Pulte doesn’t publish figures, so we confirm at contract — and as with every new Plainfield community, we request SSA status in writing before you sign anything.
Pricing reflects Bronk Farm sales and market activity as of mid-2026.
The Ashton, Bowman, and Duncan — 1,883–2,084 square feet, 2–4 beds, two-car garages, with quick move-ins to about $490K. The most attainable new construction in Plainfield with a full amenity campus attached.
See listings →Pulte’s core series: Meadows from $523,990 (2,391–3,539 sq ft) and Estates from $581,990 (2,899+ sq ft, 4–5 beds). Optioned builds commonly land in the $600Ks.
See listings →The community’s top tier — larger footprints from $657,990 base, with market activity in the community reaching about $839K. Compare against Riverstone’s Classic II and Springbank’s customs at this number.
See listings →A dedicated live Bronk Farm listing feed is coming to this page. In the meantime, search every active Plainfield listing—including Bronk Farm—updated in real time from the MLS, or call us for a current list of what’s available in the neighborhood.
Clubhouse with kitchen and meeting room, main pool, lap pool with locker rooms, and a splash pad — the strongest amenity package of any actively selling Plainfield community.
The D202 elementary sits within walking distance per the builder, with Plainfield North High School about a mile north. Verify current boundaries with the district.
The community is wired for fiber — a practical daily-life edge for remote and hybrid workers that resale subdivisions can’t always match.
Costco, Meijer, Target, and the full retail corridor sit half a mile from the entrance — errand convenience that usually costs a traffic headache, without the headache.
Bronk Farm is served by Plainfield Community Consolidated School District 202 per the builder’s published assignments. Verify current attendance boundaries with the district — D202 boundary changes take effect with the 2026–27 school year.
Within walking distance of the community per the builder. Confirm the current boundary for any specific address.
The builder-published middle school assignment; some aggregators list other feeds — the builder’s assignment is the better source, but verify per address.
About a mile north on 248th Avenue — verify per address given the 2026–27 boundary changes.
Half a mile to Route 59’s retail, a mile to Plainfield North, and about ten minutes to downtown Plainfield’s Lockport Street — Bronk Farm’s daily-logistics map is as tight as it gets in the village.
Van Dyke and 127th feed Route 59 immediately; I-55 runs roughly 15 minutes via Route 126 or US 30, and south Naperville employers are 15–20 minutes north.
The Route 59 Metra station (BNSF) is roughly 15–18 minutes’ drive for the hour-ish ride to Union Station. Driving, plan 60–80 minutes to the Loop outside rush hour.
We track every section of Bronk Farm—pricing, fees, and what’s coming to market. Get real answers before you make a move.