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907 Wescott Road

  • Bolingbrook, IL
  • $489,900
$489,900

907 Wescott Road

3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1,944 Sq.Ft. 0.27 Acres

Description

Move-in just in time for school to start in Naperville District 203! Located on a quiet street right on the border of Bolingbrook and Naperville, this 3 bed, 2.1 bath home is clean and bright with newer flooring and neutral paint in the main floor and lower level, and new carpet in the finished basement. You walk into the large living room connected to the spacious dining area and kitchen that features stainless steel appliances and tons of cabinet space. Down one level you find a comfy family room with brick fireplace, a well-placed half-bath, and dedicated laundry room just off the attached 2-car garage. The upper level holds the primary bedroom with its dedicated ensuite bathroom. The two secondary bedrooms and updated hall bathroom are perfect for family or guests. The huge value added feature to this home is the FINISHED sub-basement, affording extra space for office space, a craft area, and or play space. Outside, enjoy quiet evenings on the back deck which overlooks the greenway behind the home, or play games in the large side yard. This neighborhood is beloved for its inviting atmosphere, proximity to Greene Valley Forest Preserve and parks, and its friendly neighborhood culture. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity today! // UPDATES: Refrigerator (2026), Washer & Dryer (2023), Water Heater (2023), Radon Mitigation Motor (2023), Luxury Vinyl Flooring (2023), Primary Bathroom Refresh (2023), A/C (2022), Half Bathroom Refresh (2022), 2nd Floor Full Bathroom Refresh (2022), Siding (2016), Kitchen Corian Countertops (2016), Roof (2015).

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Location

907 Wescott Road, Bolingbrook, IL 60440

Status

Inactive

1993

1993

Year Built

3

3

Total Bedrooms

2.5

2.5

Total Bathrooms

1,944

1,944

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

0.27

0.27

Acres

Lot Size

2.0

2.0

Garage Spaces

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01

Interior

Total Bedrooms

3

Total Bathrooms

2.5

Full Bathrooms

2

Half Bathroom

1

Fireplace

Gas Log, Gas Starter

Appliances

Range, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Disposal, Stainless Steel Appliance(s), Humidifier

Other Interior Features

Vaulted Ceiling(s)
01

Exterior & Building

Garage Spaces

2.0

Water Source

Lake Michigan, Public

Roof

Asphalt

Parking

Asphalt, Garage Door Opener, Yes, Garage Owned, Attached, Garage

Heat Type

Natural Gas, Forced Air

Air Conditioning

Central Air

Sewer

Public Sewer

Substructure

Concrete Perimeter
01

Lot & Area

Status

Inactive

Living Area

1,944 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

0.27 Acres

MLS® ID

12708773

Type

Residential

Year Built

1993

Neighborhood

Bolingbrook

Architecture Styles

Split Level

Elementary School

Kingsley Elementary School

Middle School

Lincoln Junior High School

High School

Naperville Central High School

School District

203
01

Finance

Sales Price

$489,900

Real Estate Taxes

$8,686/yr

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Bolingbrook

Bolingbrook, IL is a premier destination for buyers seeking modern convenience, championship golf, and top-tier recreation like Pelican Harbor. Located at the I-55/I-355 interchange, it offers diverse housing options and the vibrant open-air shopping of The Promenade.

Living in Bolingbrook, IL

A modern suburban hub with incredible amenities and strategic access

Bolingbrook is one of Illinois’ fastest-growing villages, known for its award-winning parks, massive retail centers, and a location that sits perfectly at the junction of I-55 and I-355. If you’re searching things like “Is Bolingbrook a good place to live?” “Bolingbrook IL schools,” “Bolingbrook commute,” or “Bolingbrook vs Naperville,” this page provides the real-world perspective on why so many buyers are choosing this Will County standout.

What makes Bolingbrook unique is its "new-suburb" energy. It transitioned from a small settlement to a major suburban destination in a few short decades, resulting in organized subdivisions, modern infrastructure, and a massive variety of housing styles from starter townhomes to luxury golf-course estates.

What it feels like to live in Bolingbrook

Bolingbrook feels active, convenient, and surprisingly green for a town with so much retail power.

  • High convenience (everything you need is within a 10-minute drive)

  • A true "melting pot" feel with a global community

  • Modern recreation facilities that rival private clubs

It is a place where you can spend the morning on a championship golf course and the afternoon at an open-air mall, all without leaving your zip code. It’s built for people who value their time and like having amenities close at hand.


A day in the life in Bolingbrook

Life here is streamlined. For professionals, the proximity to major interstates makes the morning rush more manageable. You aren't just stuck with one way in or out of town.

Weekends are centered around the "Big Three":

  • The Promenade for shopping, dining, and outdoor events

  • Pelican Harbor for year-round indoor/outdoor swimming

  • Hidden Oaks or the local preserves for getting back into nature

It’s a "get out and do things" kind of town. People are generally out and about, whether at the library, the parks, or the community centers.


The Promenade & Retail Life

Bolingbrook doesn't have a 100-year-old "Main Street," but it has The Promenade—a beautiful open-air retail center that acts as the village’s social heart.

Why locals love the retail corridors here:

  • The Promenade Bolingbrook – High-end shops and seasonal festivals

  • Massive variety of international dining options

  • Home to IKEA and Bass Pro Shops, drawing people from all over

  • Star Cinema Grill and other entertainment spots

If you enjoy having a "destination" feel within five minutes of your driveway, Bolingbrook delivers that better than almost any other western suburb.


Neighborhoods & housing options

Bolingbrook offers a diverse housing stock that ranges from 1970s split-levels to massive contemporary builds and townhomes.

You’ll find:

  • Established areas like Indian Oaks and Brookwood Estates

  • Modern developments like Augusta Village and Heritage Creek

  • Luxury options near the Bolingbrook Golf Club and River Bend

Because the town spans such a wide area, you can find quiet, secluded cul-de-sacs or vibrant neighborhoods right next to the action. It is a fantastic market for those wanting more square footage for their dollar.


Schools in Bolingbrook

Bolingbrook is primarily served by Valley View School District 365U, though some portions fall into other districts like Plainfield 202.

See below for School Information and Ratings


Commuting from Bolingbrook

Bolingbrook is a commuter’s dream due to its "interchange" status.

  • I-55 provides a direct shot into downtown Chicago

  • I-355 connects you to the northern and western suburbs quickly

  • Pace Bus offers "Bus on Shoulder" express service to the city during rush hour


Parks, trails, and family stuff to do

The Bolingbrook Park District is widely considered one of the best in the state, offering high-end facilities usually reserved for private clubs.

Parks & Outdoor Space

  • Hidden Oaks Nature Center – Interactive exhibits, trails, and a connection to the Whalon Lake forest preserve

  • Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex (BRAC) – A massive hub for fitness and family programs

  • Whalon Lake – Great for dog parks, kayaking, and scenic walking loops

Pools & Aquatic Centers

  • Pelican Harbor Indoor/Outdoor Aquatic Park – Features a lazy river, slides, and year-round indoor swimming

Golf Courses

  • Bolingbrook Golf Club – An Arthur Hills-designed championship course with a 78,000 sq. ft. clubhouse

  • Boughton Ridge Golf Course – A 9-hole executive course perfect for a quick round


Diversity, community, and who Bolingbrook is best for

Bolingbrook is a community where everyone is welcome. It is officially one of the most diverse suburbs in Illinois, and that diversity is reflected in the local businesses, festivals, and neighborly feel.

Bolingbrook is usually a great fit for:

  • Families who want modern amenities and huge parks

  • Commuters who need fast access to both I-55 and I-355

  • Shopping and food lovers who want a "city-lite" retail experience

  • First-time buyers looking for value compared to Naperville or Downers Grove


Bolingbrook quick Q&A

Is Bolingbrook, IL a good place to live?
Yes, if you value convenience and modern lifestyle amenities. It offers a high quality of life with some of the best recreation facilities in the state.

Is Bolingbrook good for families?
Absolutely. Between Pelican Harbor, the nature centers, and the wide range of youth programs, it is built with families in mind.

How is the commute from Bolingbrook to Chicago?
While there is no Metra station directly in town, most commuters use the I-55 expressway or take a short drive to the Metra stations in Lisle or Downers Grove.


Next steps

If you’re considering Bolingbrook, start by deciding if you prefer the mature, established areas near the center of town or the newer, larger builds on the west side near the golf club.

Use the suburb guides on this site to compare Bolingbrook with nearby areas (Naperville, Romeoville, Plainfield, Woodridge), and if you want help finding the right pocket for your budget, reach out through the contact page to get a personalized short list.

Living in Bolingbrook, IL A modern suburban hub with incredible amenities and strategic access Bolingbrook is one of Illinois’ fastest-growing villages, known for its award-winning parks, massive retail centers, and a location that sits perfectly at the junction of I-55 and I-355. If you’re searching things like “Is Bolingbrook a good place to live?” “Bolingbrook IL schools,” “Bolingbrook commute,” or “Bolingbrook vs Naperville,” this page provides the real-world perspective on why so many buyers are choosing this Will County standout. What makes Bolingbrook unique is its "new-suburb" energy. It transitioned from a small settlement to a major suburban destination in a few short decades, resulting in organized subdivisions, modern infrastructure, and a massive variety of housing styles from starter townhomes to luxury golf-course estates. What it feels like to live in Bolingbrook Bolingbrook feels active, convenient, and surprisingly green for a town with so much retail power. High convenience (everything you need is within a 10-minute drive) A true "melting pot" feel with a global community Modern recreation facilities that rival private clubs It is a place where you can spend the morning on a championship golf course and the afternoon at an open-air mall, all without leaving your zip code. It’s built for people who value their time and like having amenities close at hand. A day in the life in Bolingbrook Life here is streamlined. For professionals, the proximity to major interstates makes the morning rush more manageable. You aren't just stuck with one way in or out of town. Weekends are centered around the "Big Three": The Promenade for shopping, dining, and outdoor events Pelican Harbor for year-round indoor/outdoor swimming Hidden Oaks or the local preserves for getting back into nature It’s a "get out and do things" kind of town. People are generally out and about, whether at the library, the parks, or the community centers. The Promenade & Retail Life Bolingbrook doesn't have a 100-year-old "Main Street," but it has The Promenade—a beautiful open-air retail center that acts as the village’s social heart. Why locals love the retail corridors here: The Promenade Bolingbrook – High-end shops and seasonal festivals Massive variety of international dining options Home to IKEA and Bass Pro Shops, drawing people from all over Star Cinema Grill and other entertainment spots If you enjoy having a "destination" feel within five minutes of your driveway, Bolingbrook delivers that better than almost any other western suburb. Neighborhoods & housing options Bolingbrook offers a diverse housing stock that ranges from 1970s split-levels to massive contemporary builds and townhomes. You’ll find: Established areas like Indian Oaks and Brookwood Estates Modern developments like Augusta Village and Heritage Creek Luxury options near the Bolingbrook Golf Club and River Bend Because the town spans such a wide area, you can find quiet, secluded cul-de-sacs or vibrant neighborhoods right next to the action. It is a fantastic market for those wanting more square footage for their dollar. Schools in Bolingbrook Bolingbrook is primarily served by Valley View School District 365U, though some portions fall into other districts like Plainfield 202. See below for School Information and Ratings Commuting from Bolingbrook Bolingbrook is a commuter’s dream due to its "interchange" status. I-55 provides a direct shot into downtown Chicago I-355 connects you to the northern and western suburbs quickly Pace Bus offers "Bus on Shoulder" express service to the city during rush hour Parks, trails, and family stuff to do The Bolingbrook Park District is widely considered one of the best in the state, offering high-end facilities usually reserved for private clubs. Parks & Outdoor Space Hidden Oaks Nature Center – Interactive exhibits, trails, and a connection to the Whalon Lake forest preserve Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex (BRAC) – A massive hub for fitness and family programs Whalon Lake – Great for dog parks, kayaking, and scenic walking loops Pools & Aquatic Centers Pelican Harbor Indoor/Outdoor Aquatic Park – Features a lazy river, slides, and year-round indoor swimming Golf Courses Bolingbrook Golf Club – An Arthur Hills-designed championship course with a 78,000 sq. ft. clubhouse Boughton Ridge Golf Course – A 9-hole executive course perfect for a quick round Diversity, community, and who Bolingbrook is best for Bolingbrook is a community where everyone is welcome. It is officially one of the most diverse suburbs in Illinois, and that diversity is reflected in the local businesses, festivals, and neighborly feel. Bolingbrook is usually a great fit for: Families who want modern amenities and huge parks Commuters who need fast access to both I-55 and I-355 Shopping and food lovers who want a "city-lite" retail experience First-time buyers looking for value compared to Naperville or Downers Grove Bolingbrook quick Q&A Is Bolingbrook, IL a good place to live?Yes, if you value convenience and modern lifestyle amenities. It offers a high quality of life with some of the best recreation facilities in the state. Is Bolingbrook good for families?Absolutely. Between Pelican Harbor, the nature centers, and the wide range of youth programs, it is built with families in mind. How is the commute from Bolingbrook to Chicago?While there is no Metra station directly in town, most commuters use the I-55 expressway or take a short drive to the Metra stations in Lisle or Downers Grove. Next steps If you’re considering Bolingbrook, start by deciding if you prefer the mature, established areas near the center of town or the newer, larger builds on the west side near the golf club. Use the suburb guides on this site to compare Bolingbrook with nearby areas (Naperville, Romeoville, Plainfield, Woodridge), and if you want help finding the right pocket for your budget, reach out through the contact page to get a personalized short list.
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