0 Woolley Rd Oswego, IL 60543
This exceptional 40-acre parcel, located on Woolley Road in Oswego Township, Kendall County, Illinois (zip code 60543), presents a remarkable opportunity for residential development. Situated in Oswego's proposed Planning District 4, this land, while not currently within village limits, falls within its 1.5-mile jurisdictional area. Existing municipal boundary agreements with neighboring communities strongly suggest future annexation into Oswego. The 2015 Oswego plan projects significant population growth in this region, reaching 60,000 by 2040. This projection is supported by the presence of major national builders like D.R. Horton, M/I Homes, and Lennar, actively developing nearby neighborhoods along the Wolf's Crossing corridor. Further evidence of growth is a recent proposal for a 160-acre parcel at the intersection of Wolf's Crossing and Route 30, seeking approval for residential and commercial uses, including apartments. The 40-acre parcel itself is level, with Woolley Road frontage exceeding 1,320 feet. Currently used for agriculture, with some wooded areas, it features a farm lease in place for 2024, renewing annually. Please note that the current parcel number (03-24-300-001) includes an adjacent 160-acre parcel not for sale; a new pin number will be assigned upon sale. Taxes are estimated based on a comparable nearby parcel. Access is by appointment only; do not disturb the current tenant. Asking price is $1,400,000. The property is zoned F.
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