Romeoville, Illinois · 55+ Community Guide
Explore the homes, amenities and everyday possibilities at Grand Haven. Compare your options, understand the ownership details and find a home that fits the way you want to live.
Take a look around Grand Haven in Romeoville and get a feel for the amenities, surroundings and everyday lifestyle. Could this be your next chapter?
Get to Know Grand Haven
Grand Haven is a gated active-adult community in Romeoville, developed by Del Webb and Lakewood Homes. Its resale homes include detached single-family homes and ranch townhomes. The community now welcomes residents starting at age 50, subject to its household occupancy requirements.
Community size and development background: 55places community profile . Confirm current household occupancy requirements with the association.
Start with two questions: What would make your home easier to live in, and what would you like more time to enjoy? Touring both housing styles and visiting the clubhouse can help you decide whether Grand Haven fits your next chapter.
Homes & Floor Plans
Compare room placement, storage, outdoor space and the condition of each home. Think about where guests would stay, how you would use a den and whether the layout accommodates your everyday furniture.
Explore Single-Family Plans →
Compare Grand View, Harbor View and Fountain Point: three single-level townhome floor plans ranging from approximately 1,350 to 1,730 square feet. Layouts offer two or three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a two-car garage. Verify the layout and dimensions of the individual property.
Explore Townhome Plans →Recreation & Connection
Make time for movement with pool exercise, water volleyball, and balance, core and strength classes. Grand Haven’s fitness center and heated indoor and outdoor pools offer additional ways to stay active.
Enjoy tennis, pickleball, bocce and horseshoes with neighbors. Curious about pickleball? The September newsletter notes that extra paddles are available for residents who want to give it a try.
Join a book discussion, talk movies, head out with Lunch Bunch or enjoy a card game. Some groups welcome beginners—the Canasta Club offers instruction, and you don’t need your own group to join Bunco.
Explore ceramics, watercolor painting, card-making and line dancing. Residents can also get involved through Project Linus blanket-making, Grand Wishes fundraising and Generation to Generation family events.
Activity examples drawn from Grand Haven Life, September 2026. Schedules and availability may change. Some programs require registration, class fees or club dues; confirm current details with the HOA.
Before You Buy
Compare the purchase price alongside assessments, taxes, insurance and the work a home may need. Ask for the documents that apply to the specific property so you know which responsibilities stay with you.
September 2026 listings reported monthly dues of $331 for detached homes and $450 for townhomes. There are no separate master association dues.
Association services include lawn care and snow removal. Review the written maintenance coverage for the specific home, including responsibility for the roof, siding and driveway. Coverage can differ between attached and detached homes.
Review occupancy, guests, pets, leasing, parking and exterior changes. If a fence, patio or other improvement matters to you, check its approval requirements before buying.
Look at the condition of major systems, any past remodeling and upcoming maintenance. A familiar model name does not tell you everything about the property.
Dues shown reflect the September 23, 2026 MRED MLS listing sample, supplemented by community information. Listing entries may be incomplete or inconsistent. Confirm current dues, included services and any special assessments with the association.
Location & Daily Life
Grand Haven is in Romeoville near Weber and Renwick roads. During your visit, test the drive to family, shopping, healthcare and the places you visit regularly. Spend time around the home as well as inside it: notice traffic, nearby activity and how the outdoor space feels.
Common Questions
You can get a head start on the fun! Grand Haven allows 5% of the residents to purchase at age 50, so you may not need to wait until 55 to enjoy the community’s amenities and activities.
Yes—Grand Haven includes detached single-family homes and ranch townhomes. There are 14 floor plans to explore: 11 single-family designs and three ranch townhome designs. Compare the layouts along with the different HOA coverage.
Yes! Grand Haven has both an indoor heated pool and an outdoor heated pool, plus an indoor hot tub. Residents may bring guests subject to the community’s guest policies. There is no separate satellite pool for guests age 18 and under.
September 2026 listings reported monthly HOA dues of $331 for detached homes and $450 for townhomes, with no separate master association dues.
Services include clubhouse and fitness facilities, pool access, lawn care, snow removal, trash collection and a 24/7 gated security entrance. Exterior maintenance responsibilities depend on the property, and some activities have separate fees.
Start with housing style, total monthly costs, location and the activities you would use. We can tour your strongest options together and compare the tradeoffs that matter to you.
Your Next Chapter Starts With a Conversation
Tell me what you want to simplify—and what you want more room for in your life. I'll help you compare homes, ask the right HOA questions and plan the move from your current home.
Colleen Dahlstrom
REALTOR® · SRES®
HomeSmart Realty Group
(815) 370-9683