Community Site Plan
Own an extraordinary new residence in Downtown Naperville's historic district.
These 41 brand new rowhome residences are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live in a new construction residence in the heart of downtown Naperville's historic district.
Site Plan & Location
Heritage Place is conveniently located within walking distance to the Naperville Metra Train Station, Downtown Naperville's world-class dining, shopping, highly famed Naperville riverwalk, centennial beach, parks and much more. The community consists of 39 new luxury rowhomes with 11 buildings that will surround the historic Kroehler Mansion. The exterior of the Kroehler Mansion will be renovated to it's original glory and will also be converted into two new luxury rowhomes. Guest parking spaces have also been strategically placed in the community. The Naperville Park District will be providing and maintaining an onsite playground and two open public park areas for residents and neighbors at Heritage Place. Residents will also have the opportunity to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee in the Rose Garden located adjacent to the historic Kroehler Mansion.
Historic Significance of Heritage Place Site
The Heritage Place property was originally developed in 1908 as a single-family residence for prominent businessman and Mayor of Naperville, Peter Kroehler. The original home, dubbed the “Kroehler Mansion,” is an approximately 8,000 square foot craftsman structure that still stands today and will serve as the primary building block of the Heritage Place redevelopment. The exterior façade of the Kroehler Mansion will be renovated consistent with the original character of the building and will be converted into 2 luxury Rowhome units. The 2 new converted luxury Rowhome units will preserve and build upon some of the very unique and historic elements of the original Kroehler Mansion design consisting of mosaic flooring, fire places, and wood paneling.
Naperville, IL
Naperville, IL is a western suburb of Chicago located approximately 28 miles from the city. Naperville consistently is ranked among one of the top communities in the nation to live, raise a family, and retire. It has not only been ranked one of America’s best places to live by Money magazine; it’s also among the safest cities in the country, according to USA Today. It has also recently been ranked by Niche as the "Best City to Raise a family" for 2022. The community is the perfect place for commuters, as the I-88 and I-355 Tollways, Metra and Amtrak stations are all nearby. With all of the amenities that the Naperville community offers it continues to capture the interest of homebuyers. Downtown Naperville's popular Riverwalk offers nearly two miles of brick paths, bridges, artwork, fountains, and recreational facilities along the DuPage River. To the west of Downtown Naperville is Centennial Beach, which goes from zero to 15 feet deep, and nearby Centennial Park, which has an inline skating and skateboard park. Residents and visitors also enjoy an assortment of local boutiques, well-known retailers, and fine restaurants in downtown Naperville. Naperville embraces its history as a rural community and retains its small-town charm with farmers markets, sidewalk sales, a summer concert series, and more. The community’s character is also preserved in the Naperville Historic District, where hundreds of buildings showcase its heritage. The DuPage Children’s Museum is located in Naperville as well as the award-winning Naperville Public Library.