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Majestic Oaks is a Keim-built custom community of nearly 300 homes on St. Charles’ east side — heavily wooded sites with a third of the land kept as open space, and 2025–26 sales from $785K to $1.14M.
Majestic Oaks occupies a wooded stretch of St. Charles’ east side, east of Kirk Road and north of Route 64, directly adjacent to the St. Charles East High School and Wredling Middle School campus corridor. Keim Corporation developed it from 2001 through 2008 as one of the last custom-home communities on this side of town — nearly 300 single-family homes on home sites that alternate between heavy woods and open ground, with roughly a third of the development preserved as natural space.
The homes are substantial: mostly four to six bedrooms across 2,800 to 7,700 square feet, drawn from fifteen semi-custom plans plus true customs, on lots averaging about a third of an acre. Inside the neighborhood, the park district maintains both Majestic Oaks Park — 6.3 acres with a paved walking loop — and the Majestic Oaks Wetland, a 17.4-acre oak woodland and stream corridor with a paved trail and bridge connecting toward Kingswood. It’s rare for a community this size to hold this much protected ground inside its own boundaries.
The market has been consistent and strong: 2025 sales ran $785,000 to $950,000, and the 7,686-square-foot home at 3041 Majestic Oaks Lane brought $1,140,000 in May 2026. Dues are modest for the tier — roughly $250–$375 a year — with no special service area found in public records. Taxes are the real carrying cost, with averages reported in the high teens. For buyers comparing the east side’s custom tier, the practical shortlist is usually Majestic Oaks versus Royal Fox: woods versus golf.
Pricing reflects Majestic Oaks 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.
Four- and five-bedroom semi-customs around 3,300–3,900 square feet: $785K on Cool Creek Drive and $800K on Fire Fox Court, both mid-2025 closings, mark where Majestic Oaks currently begins.
See listings →Larger plans on wooded sites: $920K on Majestic Oaks Lane (November 2025) and $950K (May 2025) represent the neighborhood’s center — 4,000+ square feet with finished lower levels standard.
See listings →3041 Majestic Oaks Lane — five bedrooms, 7,686 square feet — closed at $1,140,000 in May 2026, the community’s recent high and proof of where its largest customs trade.
See listings →Majestic Oaks 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 Majestic Oaks listings the moment they surface.
Keim preserved roughly one-third of the development as natural space — the oak stands and stream corridor aren’t landscaping, they’re the neighborhood’s architecture.
The 17.4-acre Majestic Oaks Wetland holds mature oak woodland and a riparian stream with a paved trail and bridge connecting toward the Kingswood Wetland — an in-neighborhood nature walk maintained by the park district.
Keim’s plan catalog — the Abby at 3,900 square feet, the St. James at 3,342 among them — plus true customs give the streetscape variety while keeping construction quality consistent.
The community sits physically adjacent to the St. Charles East High and Wredling Middle campuses — a short walk or bike ride for much of the neighborhood.
Majestic Oaks is served by St. Charles Community Unit School District 303, with the middle and high school campuses directly adjacent. Verify current boundaries with the district.
Fox Ridge is the most commonly reported assignment, with Norton Creek appearing for some addresses — confirm with D303 for any specific home.
At 1200 Dunham Road, directly adjacent to the community.
At 1020 Dunham Road, also adjacent, with enrollment around 1,900.
The Charlestowne corridor’s retail is minutes south, downtown St. Charles about ten minutes west via Route 64, and the neighborhood’s own park and wetland trails cover the daily walk without leaving home.
Kirk Road south to Route 38 reaches I-88 in about 20 minutes; Route 64 east heads toward the DuPage corridor. The Geneva Metra station runs about 15 minutes.
An hour-plus drive to the Loop, or Union Pacific West service from Geneva in roughly an hour — the standard east-side calculus.
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