O'Neil Property Group
Scottdale is southeast Wheaton’s mid-price single-family neighborhood — 1978–91 homes on Scottdale Circle and Jasper Drive south of Butterfield, with no HOA and two neighborhood parks.
Scottdale occupies about a third of a square mile in southeast Wheaton, south of Butterfield Road and west of Park Boulevard, centered on Scottdale Circle and Jasper Drive. The homes went up mostly between 1978 and 1991 (some records extend the range to 2007 with later infill), in a practical mix of two-stories, split-levels, and ranches from about 1,300 to 3,900 square feet. No association, no assessments—Scottdale is straightforward fee-simple ownership on established streets with sidewalks, streetlights, and two neighborhood parks.
In Wheaton’s pricing ladder, Scottdale is the workhorse: recent sales have run roughly $475K to $685K with a median near $580K—below Stonehedge and Danada, above the townhome bands—which makes it the natural first stop for buyers who want a detached Wheaton home without stretching past $700K. The Park Boulevard and Butterfield corridors put both I-355 and the Danada retail area within easy reach, and the neighborhood’s southeast position trims the drive toward Glen Ellyn and the East-West corridor employers.
One thing to get right here is schools: MLS-fed sources associate Scottdale with Community Consolidated School District 89—Arbor View Elementary and Glen Crest Middle—feeding Glenbard South High School in Glenbard Township District 87, rather than CUSD 200. District lines in this corner of Wheaton genuinely weave across subdivisions, so treat that as a starting point, not a promise: confirm the current attendance assignment with the districts for any specific address before you write an offer. We make that verification part of our standard diligence.
Pricing reflects Scottdale sales and MLS-fed sources as of late summer 2026.
Split-levels and smaller two-stories, many with original or partially updated finishes—the most attainable detached homes in this part of Wheaton, and reliable first-buy territory.
See listings →Renovated two-stories and the neighborhood’s bigger floor plans. Updated kitchens and baths set the ceiling here, with recent sales topping out in the high $600Ks.
See listings →No dues, no association rules, no SSA—a genuine differentiator versus Wheaton’s master-planned alternatives, and part of why Scottdale suits first-time detached buyers.
See listings →A dedicated Scottdale listings feed is coming soon. In the meantime, search every active Wheaton listing—updated in real time from the MLS—or call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for current Scottdale availability, including homes not yet on the market.
Two parks inside the neighborhood handle playgrounds and open space, with the broader Wheaton Park District system—Rice Pool, Cosley Zoo, Arrowhead—a short drive away.
The southeast position reaches I-355 via Butterfield quickly and trims drives toward Glen Ellyn, Lisle, and the East-West corridor employers.
Danada Square East/West and Rice Lake Square cover groceries and errands about five minutes west.
Two-stories, split-levels, and ranches in one neighborhood—useful variety for buyers comparing layouts at the same price point.
MLS-fed sources associate Scottdale with CCSD 89 and Glenbard District 87 rather than CUSD 200, but district lines weave through this corner of Wheaton—confirm the current attendance assignment with the districts for any specific address.
Listed by MLS-fed sources as serving Scottdale addresses—confirm the current assignment with CCSD 89 for any specific address.
The district’s middle school, in Glen Ellyn—verify per address.
The high school associated with CCSD 89’s feeder pattern—confirm with District 87 for any specific address.
Downtown Wheaton is about ten minutes north; Danada’s shopping five minutes west; and Glen Ellyn’s downtown roughly ten minutes northeast. The Prairie Path network is reachable in a short drive.
Butterfield Road reaches I-355 quickly for north-south trips, with I-88 access west via Naperville Road. Lisle, Downers Grove, and East-West corridor employers run 15–25 minutes.
UP-West Metra service from Wheaton or College Avenue stations reaches Ogilvie in roughly 45–60 minutes; driving via I-355/I-88 the Loop is about 25 miles.
We track Scottdale sale by sale—pricing, associations, and what’s coming to market. Get real answers before you buy or list.