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Naperville, Illinois · Active-Adult Living
Explore Carillon Club homes for sale, floor plans, HOA information, amenities, golf, market resources, and practical guidance for buying or selling in this gated Naperville 55+ community.
About Carillon Club
Carillon Club is a gated 55+ community near 95th Street and Route 59 in southwest Naperville. Built by Cambridge Homes between 2006 and 2017, the completed community contains 778 resale properties across single-family homes, townhomes, and elevator-served condominiums.
Its appeal extends beyond the homes. Residents have access to an approximately 18,000-square-foot clubhouse, indoor and outdoor aquatics, fitness and hobby spaces, courts, gardens, walking routes, social programming, and a three-hole par-3 course.
Why Buyers Consider Carillon Club
The right fit depends on the home style, association structure, floor plan, condition, location, and lifestyle—not simply the community name.
Compare detached homes, townhomes, and condominiums instead of being limited to one ownership format.
Indoor and outdoor recreation supports year-round fitness, hobbies, socializing, and relaxation.
Everyday services along Route 59 and the broader Naperville area remain within practical reach.
As a completed resale community, buyers can evaluate the existing streets, landscaping, amenities, and home locations.
Carillon Club Resource Center
Use these focused guides to compare housing, ownership costs, amenities, market activity, and the details that can differ by address.
Browse current Carillon Club listings.
→ Home DesignsCompare collections, layouts, and home types.
→ Ownership CostsUnderstand master and property-type considerations.
→ Resident LifestyleExplore recreation, clubs, classes, and events.
→ Short-Game RecreationLearn about the community's three-hole par-3 course.
→ Pricing ContextSee how home type and condition affect value.
→ Closed TransactionsReview recent community sale results.
→ Local DataFollow inventory, prices, sales, and market time.
→ Buyer EducationPrepare for touring, documents, and due diligence.
→ Seller StrategyPlan pricing, preparation, marketing, and timing.
→ Community StandardsReview common policy topics and buyer questions.
→ Personalized HelpBuild a Carillon Club buying strategy.
→Inventory can be limited and the differences between a condo, townhome, and detached home extend beyond price. Review the current listings, then compare association coverage, floor plan, condition, taxes, location, and future resale considerations.
Homes & Floor Plans
Carillon Club's five housing collections include 23 underlying plans. Confirm the recorded ownership form, association coverage, square footage, and features for each listing.
Eleven detached plans were offered across two collections, generally ranging from approximately 1,475 to 2,575 square feet.
Seven attached plans include ranch-style choices and larger layouts, with association responsibilities that should be reviewed for the specific address.
Five condominium plans are located in four-story, elevator-served buildings with balconies and assigned underground parking.
Local Real Estate Data
The latest 30-day activity provides a useful point-in-time look at inventory, pricing, and market pace. Because only four sales closed during the period, individual property differences matter.
The source also reported a $542,450 median new-listing price, a $572,000 median active price, and 6 new listings during the rolling period.
Market figures reflect the rolling period and source shown and are provided for general information. Results vary by property type, floor plan, condition, updating, location, association structure, concessions, and other property-specific factors.
Clubhouse & Recreation
The community combines an approximately 18,000-square-foot clubhouse with indoor and outdoor recreation, gardens, paths, lakes, and gathering spaces.
Indoor lap pool, spa, outdoor pools, exercise facilities, and space for group fitness programming.
Ballroom, billiards, library, computers, game tables, ceramics, arts, crafts, and multipurpose spaces.
Tennis, pickleball, bocce, shuffleboard, horseshoes, paths, parks, lakes, and natural areas.
Community gardening areas, a butterfly garden, and designated facilities that can support time with visiting family.
Resident Life
The September 2026 community newsletter shows a broad mix of resident-led clubs, fitness classes, social events, service projects, golf groups, educational programs, day trips, and seasonal activities. Offerings and schedules change, so the examples below illustrate the range rather than promise a permanent calendar.
Water aerobics, yoga, Pilates, balance, chair exercise, cardio/core, strength, stretching, meditation, Zumba, and walking.
Bridge, canasta, cribbage, euchre, mah jongg, pinochle, poker, dominoes, book groups, history, dining, and cooking.
Painting, quilting, needlework, crafts, pottery, theater, charitable projects, veterans' activities, and neighbor-helping programs.
Bocce, pickleball, tennis, biking, golf groups, community events, entertainment, trips, and seasonal gatherings.
Golf, Gardens & Open Space
Carillon Club includes a three-hole par-3 course suited to short-game recreation. The community setting also includes ponds, landscaped open space, walking and biking routes, resident garden areas, a butterfly garden, and outdoor courts.
The newsletter also reflects resident golf groups that play at other area courses. Buyers should distinguish the on-site three-hole facility from outside leagues and confirm current access rules, operating practices, and any separate costs.
Read the Carillon Club Golf Guide →Before You Buy
Carillon Club includes multiple ownership and association structures. A detached home, townhome, and condominium may have different assessments, maintenance responsibilities, insurance considerations, governing documents, parking arrangements, and approval requirements.
Southwest Naperville
Carillon Club is located near 95th Street and Route 59 in Naperville's 60564 ZIP code. The location provides access to shopping, dining, medical services, parks, and other everyday conveniences along the Route 59 corridor, while downtown Naperville and the Riverwalk remain within the broader area.
Commute times and distances vary by destination and traffic. Buyers should test the routes that matter most to family, healthcare, shopping, work, and recreation.
View the area on Google Maps →Common Questions
Yes. Carillon Club is an age-restricted 55+ community. Buyers should review the current association documents for the precise occupancy requirements and available exceptions.
Public community information reports 778 total properties, including single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums.
Cambridge Homes developed the community from approximately 2006 through 2017. It is now a completed resale community.
Housing includes detached single-family homes, attached townhomes, and elevator-served condominiums. The collections and plans differ in size, configuration, garage arrangement, maintenance responsibilities, and association structure.
The community's listed amenities include an approximately 18,000-square-foot clubhouse, indoor and outdoor pools, spa, fitness and aerobics areas, ballroom, library, computers, billiards, hobby spaces, courts, gardens, lakes, paths, open space, and a three-hole par-3 golf course. Current access and operations should be verified.
Carillon Club includes a three-hole par-3 course for short-game recreation. Resident golf groups may also organize play at other area courses. Confirm current access rules and operating details.
No. Assessment structures differ by property type and may change. Confirm every applicable master, townhome, or condominium assessment and what each association covers for the specific property.
Yes. A saved search can notify you when a matching Carillon Club property enters the market or changes status.
Local 55+ Real Estate Guidance
I can help you compare the floor plans, ownership structures, locations, association considerations, recent sales, and current listings—then build a search or selling plan around your priorities.
Information is provided for general educational purposes and was compiled from community materials, public sources, and examples in the September 2026 Carillon Club newsletter. Amenities, clubs, schedules, access, fees, policies, association responsibilities, and operations may change. Verify current information through the applicable association, resale disclosures, governing documents, and other official sources. This website is not the official website of the Carillon Club homeowners association.