O'Neil Property Group
Renaux Manor is west-side St. Charles’ value play — about 490 Wiseman-Hughes homes and townhomes from 1998–2003 off Route 64, backing the Great Western Trail, with an 11.5-acre park inside the neighborhood.
Renaux Manor sits on St. Charles’ west side at Route 64 and Renaux Boulevard, near Peck Road — French street names throughout: Renard Lane, Provence Drive, Antoine Place, Voltaire Lane. Wiseman-Hughes built the community between roughly 1998 and 2003 as a mix of 263 single-family homes and 227 townhomes, making it one of the largest and most complete communities on this side of town, and the closest thing west-side St. Charles has to a true value neighborhood.
The single-family homes run roughly 1,900 to 2,750 square feet — four- and five-bedroom two-stories on fifth-acre lots — while the townhomes deliver 1,770 to 2,030 square feet with two to three bedrooms and attached garages. The neighborhood’s standout asset is position: it backs directly to the Great Western Trail (some homes have walkout basements opening toward it), and Renaux Manor Park — 11.5 park-district acres with a playground, ball field, basketball, and walking loops — sits inside the community on Voltaire Lane.
Recent sales define the two markets cleanly: townhomes at $370,000 (August 2025) and $402,000; singles from $500,000 to $615,000 — that last one, on Provence Drive in June 2026, closed 8% over list in four days, which tells you what demand looks like here. Townhome owners pay $174 a month; single-family owners pay a master fee of roughly $325–$384 a year. No SSA appears in county records. For buyers who want St. Charles schools and trail access at the market’s most workable price point, this is the neighborhood we show first.
Pricing reflects Renaux Manor 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.
Two- to three-bedroom townhomes of 1,770–2,030 square feet with attached garages. Recent closings at $370K on Renard Lane (August 2025) and $402K — the most attainable entry into west-side St. Charles.
See listings →Four-bedroom two-stories around 2,300–2,500 square feet: $500K on Saint Germain Place and $585K on Antoine Place (July 2025) bracket the neighborhood’s single-family core.
See listings →3705 Provence Drive closed at $615,000 in June 2026 — 8% over list in four days — setting the pace for updated Renaux Manor singles in this market.
See listings →Renaux Manor 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 Renaux Manor listings the moment they surface.
The neighborhood backs directly to the regional rail-trail — some homes walk out to it — connecting west toward Wasco and east toward the Randall corridor’s bike network.
11.5 park-district acres inside the community: playground, softball field, basketball, picnic shelter, and walking loops — the kind of embedded park most 1990s subdivisions skipped.
Townhomes in the $300Ks and singles in the $500s–$600s make this the most attainable complete community in St. Charles — with association fees that stay reasonable at both tiers.
The Route 64/Randall corridor’s retail is minutes east, downtown St. Charles about ten minutes, and the western reach toward Campton Hills keeps weekend country drives close.
Renaux Manor is served by St. Charles Community Unit School District 303. Assignments in this area vary by address — verify current boundaries with the district.
The commonly reported assignment for much of Renaux Manor; portions north of Route 64 are reported to Ferson Creek Elementary. Confirm with D303 per address.
At 705 W. Main Street — the reported middle school for the area (some records show Wredling; verify boundary with the district).
The consistently reported high school assignment across Renaux Manor sources; confirm current boundaries with D303.
Route 64 runs straight into downtown St. Charles in about ten minutes; the Randall Road corridor’s groceries and big-box retail are roughly five minutes east. James O. Breen Community Park’s fields and disc golf are just south.
Route 64 east connects to Randall and on to I-88 south or I-90 north in 20–25 minutes either way. The Geneva and La Fox Metra stations are both about 15 minutes for Union Pacific West service.
Roughly an hour and a quarter by car to the Loop, or drive-and-ride from Geneva or La Fox — La Fox’s park-and-ride is the west side’s quiet advantage.
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