Harvest Hills is on Route 64, west of Randall Road, on the west side of St. Charles. Town & Country Homes built it in the early 2000s. The community has about 650 homes, split between 302 single-family homes and 350 townhomes. That split is the whole story here. It gives buyers two ways into St. Charles District 303 at two different price points. If you are looking at homes for sale in Harvest Hills, St. Charles IL, here is what you should know.
Two Ways to Buy In
The townhomes run from about 1,461 to 1,843 square feet. The association handles the landscaping and snow, so the outside work is done for you. The single-family section is called Traditions at Harvest Hills. Those homes run from about 1,655 to 2,953 square feet, and the model names come from St. Charles history (Norris, Farnsworth, and Baker). A lot of them have front porches and fenced backyards with patios. Same streets, same schools, two very different budgets.
Where It Sits
You are on North Avenue (Route 64), which is the main east-west road through St. Charles. Randall Road, with its grocery stores, restaurants, and everyday shopping, is a few minutes east. Downtown St. Charles is about ten minutes past that. Geneva and Batavia are close to the south. For most people who live here, the errands run up and down Randall, and downtown is for dinner and weekends.
What Homes Cost in Harvest Hills
Townhomes sell mostly in the $250,000s and $300,000s. Single-family homes start in the $400,000s and run into the mid $500,000s. Most homes in Harvest Hills sell somewhere between $325,000 and $575,000. For District 303, that is the value end of the market, and it is why this neighborhood turns over more than most. There is usually something for sale here, which makes pricing your search (or your sale) easier to pin down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Harvest Hills have both townhomes and single-family homes?
Yes. There are 350 townhomes and 302 single-family homes. The single-family section is called Traditions at Harvest Hills.
What does the townhome association cover?
Landscaping, exterior maintenance, and snow removal. Check the current association budget for the full list before you buy, since fees and coverage change.
Which schools serve Harvest Hills?
St. Charles District 303. Assignments can vary by street inside a community this size, and I can confirm the schools for a specific address.
Selling in Harvest Hills? Recent Sales Set Your Price
This neighborhood has steady turnover, which means solid comparable sales. That helps a priced-right home and hurts an overpriced one, because buyers can see exactly what the last three like yours sold for. If you want to know what your home is worth, I can value it against the most recent sales on your side of the community. No pressure and no obligation. If you are still comparing communities, browse all St. Charles homes for sale or look at Royal Fox for golf course living on the east side, and Renaux Manor for townhomes off Campton Hills Road.
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Miguel Castillo — 630-793-4643 — miguel@sellmeanewhouse.com
