Steeple Run

“An established 1970s community of single-family homes near the Lisle border, anchored by a neighborhood clubhouse and pool that give it a strong residential identity.”

Steeple Run is a single-family neighborhood developed through the 1970s on Naperville's northeast side, near the Lisle border. Its streets run off Maple Avenue, just east of Naper Boulevard. Built as a complete community with its own clubhouse, pool, and tennis courts, it has long stood out for those amenities, its mature setting, and an active homeowners association.

The homes are a mix of two-story colonials, split-levels, and ranches on generous suburban lots, with finishes that range from builder-original to owner-updated. The tree canopy has matured over the decades, leaving summer streetscapes fully shaded. A neighborhood pond adds to the parklike feel, while the clubhouse and pool remain a social anchor that gives Steeple Run a cohesion newer subdivisions often lack.

Steeple Run sits minutes from the I-88 corporate corridor, with the I-355 tollway a short drive east. Downtown Naperville lies to the west, while the nearby Lisle station puts the BNSF Metra line within easy reach. Naper Boulevard and Maple Avenue lead quickly to the retail and dining of Naperville's east side.