O'Neil Property Group
Riverstone is M/I Homes’ riverfront community off 127th Street on Plainfield’s northeast side — 210 homes planned along the DuPage River with a 30-acre public park, pocket parks, and river trail connections, selling since late 2024 with singles from $549,990 and ranch villas on the way.
Riverstone is the most distinctive setting new construction has claimed in Plainfield in years: M/I Homes’ first riverfront community, laid out along the DuPage River off 127th Street west of Naperville-Plainfield Road. The plan is deliberately compact — 210 homes, split between 170 single-family homes and 40 ranch villas — wrapped around a 30-acre public park (built with the Plainfield Park District), four pocket parks, and walking paths that tie into the river corridor. Land development began in spring 2024 and sales opened in late 2024, so this is an early-phase community where lot selection still matters.
The single-family lineup runs M/I’s Classic I and Classic II series — plans like the Barclay, Dunbar, Easton, Essex, Fairchild, Lyndale, and Hudson — from 2,350 to just over 4,000 square feet with three to six bedrooms, full basements, and two- to three-car garages, priced from $549,990 with optioned builds running through the $600Ks. The Villas at Riverstone add roughly 1,600-square-foot, two-bed/two-bath ranch plans — in first-look status with pricing to be released — aimed squarely at Plainfield’s underserved single-level market. The HOA runs $67 a month per the builder.
Two diligence notes we handle on every Riverstone contract: river-adjacent means checking the floodplain map for any specific lot (the buildable lots sit out of the mapped hazard areas, but the check costs nothing), and SSA status isn’t disclosed on the builder’s public pages — we request it in writing before you sign, standard practice on any new Plainfield community. Schools are District 202’s east-side feed per the builder: Eichelberger Elementary, John F. Kennedy Middle, Plainfield East High School — verify per address as phases release.
Pricing reflects Riverstone sales and market activity as of mid-2026.
The Barclay, Dunbar, and Easton — 2,350–3,000 square feet, three to five bedrooms, full basements. The community’s entry tier, competing directly with Bronk Farm’s Meadows series a mile west.
See listings →The Essex, Fairchild, Lyndale, and Hudson — up to 4,012 square feet with three-car-garage options. Optioned builds and premium river-corridor lots price toward and past $680K.
See listings →Forty ranch villas around 1,600 square feet, two beds and two baths — first-look status with pricing to be released. Plainfield’s single-level demand structurally exceeds supply; join the interest list early.
See listings →A dedicated live Riverstone listing feed is coming to this page. In the meantime, search every active Plainfield listing—including Riverstone—updated in real time from the MLS, or call us for a current list of what’s available in the neighborhood.
The community runs along the river corridor with walking paths tied toward the regional trail network — a setting no other Plainfield new-construction community offers.
Built with the Plainfield Park District inside the community — public, not HOA-carried, which keeps the $67 monthly fee light for what surrounds you.
Smaller greens and a playground thread the phases, so most lots sit within a short walk of open space even before the main park.
Selling since late 2024 means real lot choice remains — river-corridor positions, park adjacency, and walkout-capable grades are still on the board. That won’t last the full buildout.
Riverstone 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.
The builder-published elementary assignment for Riverstone. Confirm the current boundary for any specific address as phases release.
The builder-published middle school assignment; verify per address.
On Naperville Road, the builder-published high school assignment — verify per address given the 2026–27 boundary changes.
127th Street connects east to Route 59’s retail in under ten minutes, downtown Plainfield runs about ten minutes southwest, and the Lakelands’ northeast pocket is the immediate neighbor.
127th and Naperville-Plainfield Road reach Route 59 and the 111th Street corridor quickly; I-55 runs about 15 minutes via Route 126/US 30, and south Naperville employers are 15–20 minutes.
Among Plainfield new-construction communities, Riverstone sits closest to the train: the Route 59 Metra station (BNSF) is roughly 15–18 minutes’ drive, then about an hour to Union Station, faster on expresses.
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