Normandy Estates is a single-family neighborhood on the east side of Batavia, on Raddant Road north of Butterfield Road. The homes were built from 1989 to 2000. They are full size family homes, from 2,340 to 3,362 square feet. If you are looking at homes for sale in Normandy Estates Batavia IL, you are looking at space. This is a neighborhood of four bedroom homes on a quiet set of streets, a short drive from Sam Rotolo Middle School.
Room to Spread Out
The floor plans here were built for families who planned to stay. Most homes have four bedrooms, a separate dining room, and a family room. Finished basements are common. A recent listing on Schiedler Drive was priced at $625,000, and that number is a fair marker for the neighborhood right now. You get 1990s construction, so the bones are modern. The kitchens and baths depend on what each owner has done since.
A Quiet, Finished Neighborhood
Normandy Estates is built out. There is no construction traffic and no next phase coming. The neighborhood has sidewalks, street lights, a park, and tennis courts. That is the amenity list, and for most owners it is enough. Butterfield Road takes you west into downtown Batavia or east toward Route 59. Raddant Road takes you south to Sam Rotolo Middle School and the rest of the east side.
Schools in District 101
Normandy Estates is in Batavia School District 101. Middle school students attend Sam Rotolo Middle School, down Raddant Road at 1501 South Raddant Road. High school students attend Batavia High School. The elementary assignment depends on the address, so I confirm it with the district for any home you are serious about. Buyers ask about that early here, and it is a fair question.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Normandy Estates built?
Homes went up from 1989 to 2000. Sizes run from 2,340 to 3,362 square feet. Most are two-story family homes with full basements.
What amenities does the neighborhood have?
A park, tennis courts, sidewalks, and street lights. There is no clubhouse or pool. The trade is a quieter neighborhood with bigger homes and no construction left.
How often do homes come up for sale here?
Not often. This is a small, built out neighborhood, and owners tend to stay. When a home lists, it may be the only one available in Normandy Estates at that moment. That is worth knowing before you wait for the next one.
Selling in Normandy Estates? You May Be the Only Listing
Low inventory cuts both ways. Your home gets attention because buyers have few choices here. It also means we price from a thin set of sales, so the pricing work matters. I can build your price from Normandy Estates sales first, then the wider east side. No pressure and no obligation. Still comparing east side neighborhoods? Browse all Batavia homes for sale or look at Woodland Hills and Fox Trail.
Want an alert when a Normandy Estates home lists? Let me know and I will watch it for you.
Miguel Castillo — 630-793-4643 — miguel@sellmeanewhouse.com
