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Perfect for commuters
The Stonehedge subdivision sits on the south side of Wheaton on the northern border of the Danada Forest Preserve. The subdivision is one of the older ones in the area and is only 13 blocks wide. It was built in 1977. Stonehedge is in the 17th best school district in a state with over 400. Two local Metra train stations, plenty of shopping, burgeoning restaurant scenes in Wheaton and Naperville, excellent schools and access to over 3,000 acres of protected nature preserves have made Stonehedge a desirable option for Chicago-area families and commuters.
The Stonehedge subdivision sits on the south side of Wheaton and was built in 1977.
Stonehenge residents can enjoy an afternoon walk in Downtown Wheaton.
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Inventory is slim
"Stonehedge doesn't have lots as big as Arrowhead next door, but some people don't want the upkeep of a bigger yard," says Amy Kehoe, Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Chicago. "Arrowhead is closer to the high school, and Stonehedge is closer to shopping. Both are great locations, though." Home sale prices in the neighborhood range from $400,000 to $800,000. Amberwood Estates is the first new Stonehedge subdivision in decades and occupies a sliver of land paved with a horseshoe-shaped street in the neighborhood's northeast corner. Razed lots a third of an acre large to build a custom home list for under $400,000. For $550,000, there are large late 20th century neo-colonials. Four-bedroom new traditional homes with amenities like outdoor firepits and professional landscaping list for under $800,000. Inventory, however, is almost nonexistent. Lynda Wehrli, a Realtor with Christie's International Real Estate and 20 years of experience, says, "We're in a moment of extraordinarily low inventory."
The subdivision of Amberwood Estates is filled with new modern traditional homes.
Modern Farmhouse home styles can be found within Stonehedge.
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An A+ school district
Stonehedge is in the excellent Community Unit School District 200. Whittier Elementary School received an A rating from Niche. Edison Middle School also received an A rating from Niche. Both schools are a mile north of Stonehedge. Wheaton Warrenville South High School is a mile west. The school received an A-plus rating from Niche and has over 30 student extracurricular activities. DuPage Montessori School is a well-regarded pre-kindergarten through middle school in the Danada Forest.
Whittier Elementary School is a public school located in Wheaton.
Students are the highest priority at Edison Middle School.
Wheaton Warrenville South High School challenges and encourages children to learn.
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Pocket parks and a forest
Stonehedge has a small park in each of its four corners, and it's easy to bike around the neighborhood to each one. Danada Forest Preserve is an 800-acre preserve featuring prairies, woods and wetlands. Its scenic rolling terrain offers trails, fishing and picnicking areas. Rice Lake is at the beginning of the trail that winds through the Danada House and farm and is great for bird-watching and nature walks.
A young boy plays in the sand pit at Toohey Park.
Enjoy the serene surroundings at the Danada Forest Preserve.
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Shopping centers and dim sum
Just to the east of the neighborhood are Danada Square East, Danada Square West, Towne Square and Rice Lake shopping centers where a Whole Foods, ALDI, Jewel-Osco, a post office, banks, chain restaurants, and a variety of other stores such as Nordstrom Rack. In its article, The Best Restaurants in Naperville, Eater Magazine recommends four restaurants a mile south, on the other side of Danada Forest. Mapo is a Chinese Hunan-style eatery. MingHin Cuisine is open every day all year for dim sum. Schmaltz Delicatessen serves Jewish deli staples to suburbanites looking for a good pastrami sandwich. The White Chocolate Grill is named for its desserts but offers an excellent grilled fish and chops menu.
Interior of the local Whole Foods that Stonehedge residents can shop at.
MingHin Cuisine, located with Stonehedge, is open daily for dim sum
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Virtually zero crime
Stonehedge's crime score of 1 is the lowest possible, and two hospitals are within a 5-mile radius. The most significant risks around here are the cold temperatures and the attendant dangers, especially for elderly residents.
Residents of Stonehedge enjoy safe streets and sidewalks for walking or running.
A family enjoying a walk through Danada Equestrian Center and Forest Preserve.
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The Metra is easy
The Greater Chicago Area's Metra Train stops 3 miles north in Wheaton. Trains run every 5 minutes, and commuters can be in the Loop in 45 minutes. Neighborhoods like Stonehedge are driving the popularity of Chicago's western suburbs.
The Metra ride from Wheaton to Downtown Chicago takes about 45-minutes.
Stonehedge residents have quick access to the Metra and Downtown Chicago.
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Stonehedge Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Stonehedge, Wheaton sell after 4 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Stonehedge, Wheaton over the last 12 months is $705,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
**Highest and Best Due By Monday, November 3rd @ Noon** LOOK NO FURTHER! This Stonehedge stunner offers 4 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, and an incredible sunroom - all within the sought-after District 200 schools. Impeccably maintained, this home boasts outstanding curb appeal from the stamped concrete front porch to the lush perennial landscaping. The open-concept eat-in kitchen features granite
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