Knoch Knolls

“A wooded neighborhood where estate homes sit across from the confluence of the DuPage River.”

Knoch Knolls is an upscale residential neighborhood on Naperville's south side, set along Knoch Knolls Road across from the wooded expanse of Knoch Knolls Park and the DuPage River, with the open land of the McDonald Farm nearby. The park's woods and trails sit just across the street, giving the neighborhood a green, open backdrop.

The homes took shape largely between the late 1980s and early 1990s, a collection of traditional houses set on spacious lots, many updated and renovated by their owners over the years. Generous lot sizes and the adjacent green space give the neighborhood an open, established feel, and it remains one of the more sought-after addresses on the south side of the city.

Knoch Knolls Park anchors daily life here. The wooded park offers a pedestrian bridge over the river, walking and disc golf trails, and a nature center at the confluence of the East and West branches of the DuPage River.

Despite its natural setting, the neighborhood keeps Route 59, I-88, and the Metra within a reasonable drive, balancing seclusion with access across the western suburbs. For buyers drawn to space, parkland, and woods without leaving Naperville, Knoch Knolls is a rare combination.