O'Neil Property Group
Solitude Lakes is the Plano area’s private gated community — homes on roughly 1.4-acre average lots around spring-fed lakes off Rock Creek Road, built 1970–2002, with recent sales between $500K and $570K.
Solitude Lakes is unlike anything else with a Plano address: a private, gated community off Rock Creek Road north of US 34, organized around spring-fed lakes, where the association maintains the private road and lake access and the average lot runs about an acre and a half. Homes range from original lake cottages to substantial customs built through 2002 — the variety you get when a community grows around water for three decades.
The gate and the lakes define the ownership experience. Association dues — reported around $120 per month by MLS-fed sources — cover the private road and lake infrastructure, and water rights convey with many parcels. For buyers, that means diligence here includes items ordinary subdivisions skip: covenant review, road-maintenance terms, dock and water-use rules, and the usual well-and-septic file for acreage parcels.
Sales are rare — a home or two in a typical year — and recent closings have run $500K–$570K. Published sources don’t clearly document the school assignment for this pocket of western Kendall County, so we treat district verification as a per-address requirement here, and we recommend buyers do the same with the county and district before writing.
Pricing reflects Solitude Lakes sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
The community’s larger homes — up to 3,500+ square feet on acreage with lake frontage or access — account for the recent sales between $500K and $570K.
See listings →Original lake cottages and smaller homes surface rarely and price on land and water rights more than square footage — opportunities for renovation or rebuild, subject to covenants.
See listings →Every active Solitude Lakes listing, updated in real time from the MLS.
A private gate and association-maintained road — the only gated community in the Plano area, and the reason listings here draw attention well beyond Kendall County.
The lakes anchor the community — fishing, paddling, and dock potential per association rules, with water rights conveying on many parcels.
Average lots around 1.4 acres under mature trees — genuine seclusion fifteen minutes from town errands.
Dues cover the private road and lake systems; we review covenants, road agreements, and water-use rules as standard diligence on any purchase here.
Published sources do not clearly document the school assignment for this pocket of western Kendall County. School names, grades, and locations are provided as facts only — verify current attendance boundaries with the district, as they can change.
District lines in western Kendall County follow township geography rather than city limits, and published sources do not clearly assign this community. We confirm the current district and school assignment with the county and district for any specific address.
Downtown Plano and the Amtrak station run about ten minutes east; Sandwich services about ten minutes southwest; US 34 covers errands in between.
Rock Creek Road connects south to US 34; Route 47 north reaches I-88 at Sugar Grove in roughly 25–30 minutes from this side of town.
Drive 80–95 minutes via Route 47 and I-88, or ride Amtrak from downtown Plano — twice daily, about 65–75 minutes to Union Station.
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