O'Neil Property Group
Hunt Club is St. Charles’ signature 1990s move-up neighborhood — two-story homes averaging 3,200+ square feet on the close-in east side, north of Main Street, with 2025–26 sales from $705K to $950K.
Hunt Club sits on St. Charles’ close-in east side — north of Main Street (Route 64) and east of Route 25 — in the Fox Chase Boulevard corridor, minutes from downtown. Built primarily between 1988 and 1999, it’s the neighborhood that defined the move-up market here: substantial two-story homes on equestrian-and-racing-themed streets like Secretariat Court, Thoroughbred Circle, and Steeple Chase Road, with sidewalks, street lights, and mature trees that three decades of growth have earned.
The homes average around 3,200 to 3,400 square feet and run up to about 5,100, mostly four- and five-bedroom two-stories on roughly third-acre lots. There’s no meaningful association overhead — the Fox Chase Boulevard median is maintained by a voluntary foundation rather than mandatory dues or a special assessment, which is unusual for a neighborhood of this caliber and something buyers consistently appreciate on the closing sheet.
The market here has been strong: 2025–26 sales ran from $704,900 to $950,000, with the $950K June 2026 sale on Persimmon Drive setting the recent high. The median sale price has climbed steeply over three years. One naming note buyers should know: ‘Hunt Club Condos’ is a separate community of two elevator buildings near Hunt Club Drive — a different product at a different price entirely. When you see blended ‘Hunt Club’ statistics online, they usually mix the two; we quote the single-family neighborhood on its own numbers.
Pricing reflects Hunt Club sales and listings as of mid-2026. Sales volume in established neighborhoods can be thin — we verify against live comps before you price or offer.
The neighborhood’s center of gravity: 3,000–3,500-square-foot two-stories on interior streets. Recent examples: $704,900 on Secretariat Court and $727,500 on Hawkins Court, both closing mid-2026.
See listings →Homes with more square footage, premium lots, or completed updates: $775K on Fox Chase Boulevard (3,808 sq ft, January 2026), $802,500 on Hawkins Court (April 2026), and $851K on Keim Trail (2025).
See listings →230 Persimmon Drive — 3,772 square feet — closed at $950,000 in June 2026, the neighborhood’s recent benchmark for a fully realized Hunt Club home.
See listings →Hunt Club listings appear within our full St. Charles search — and inventory here is limited, so many homes trade before they’re widely marketed. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll flag Hunt Club listings the moment they surface.
Thirty-plus years of tree growth, continuous sidewalks, and the landscaped Fox Chase Boulevard entry — maintained by a resident-funded foundation — give Hunt Club a settled character newer subdivisions are decades from matching.
Few neighborhoods of this scale sit this close to downtown St. Charles: the Route 25 corridor puts First Street Plaza, the riverfront, and Pottawatomie Park minutes away.
No required HOA fee and no special service area — rare for a neighborhood of this caliber. The voluntary median foundation handles the corridor’s landscaping through resident contributions.
Four- and five-bedroom two-stories with three-car garages and full basements are the standard here, which keeps Hunt Club on the short list for buyers stepping up from starter subdivisions across the Fox Valley.
Hunt Club is served by St. Charles Community Unit School District 303. Elementary assignment varies by address in this area — verify current boundaries with the district.
Sources report both Munhall and Fox Ridge for Hunt Club addresses depending on street — confirm the current assignment with D303 for any specific home.
At 1200 Dunham Road on the east side’s school campus corridor, a short drive from the neighborhood.
At 1020 Dunham Road, with enrollment around 1,900 and comprehensive academic, athletic, and arts programs.
Downtown St. Charles is five minutes down Route 25 — the Arcada, First Street Plaza, the Friday farmers market, and the riverfront are all essentially in the neighborhood’s backyard. Pottawatomie Park and its golf course sit just across the river.
Route 64 and Kirk Road connect east toward the Route 59 corridor and I-88 access in about 20–25 minutes. The Geneva Metra station is roughly 12–15 minutes for Union Pacific West service to Ogilvie in about an hour.
Just over an hour by car to the Loop outside rush hour, or drive to Geneva and ride — the pattern most Hunt Club commuters settle into.
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