Huntington Ridge

“A late-1980s neighborhood that wears its history on the street signs, from Culpepper to Lantern to Revere.”

Huntington Ridge sits in eastern Naperville off College Road, north of Hobson Road and within reach of Naper Boulevard. The neighborhood is laid out on gently curving streets whose colonial names, Culpepper, Liberty, Revere, and Lantern among them, give it a quiet sense of theme and place.

The homes were built across the mid to late 1980s as a cohesive single-family community, one of several Huntington-named subdivisions that fill this corner of eastern Naperville, with the others spread to the north and west. The architecture is consistent in scale and era, and the landscaping has matured into the kind of full, settled canopy that defines this part of the city.

The setting is residential and unhurried, with practical access in every direction. Naper Boulevard and I-88 are a short drive away, downtown Naperville and the BNSF Metra station sit to the northwest, and the surrounding east-side neighborhoods keep everyday needs close at hand across the western suburbs.