William Ryan's water-access community — docks, water rights, and 1990s–2000s family homes
View Available Homes Call (847) 738-1884Heron Harbor, built by William Ryan Homes from the mid-1990s through 2006 along Route 59 south of Route 173, is the neighborhood for buyers who want Chain-country water access without the waterfront tax bill. The community carries dock access and water rights, with single-family homes from about 1,600 to 4,400 square feet plus a compact townhouse section around 1,600 square feet.
Recent sales have run roughly $405,000 to $565,000. Inventory is thin — homes here get held onto, which tells you most of what you need to know.
Median recent sales sit around the low-to-mid $400Ks with updated larger plans pushing $565K. Nothing on the market at last check — this is a get-on-our-list neighborhood.
The core — family layouts to 4,384 sqft.
A small attached section, ~1,575–1,675 sqft.
Dock rights are the differentiator — ask us for the specifics by street.
Antioch-area elementary districts feed Community High School District 117 — verify the assigned campus for a specific address with the district. School boundaries in the northwest suburbs can vary block by block — always verify your specific address with the district office before purchasing.
The western lakes of the Chain, Route 173, downtown Antioch, and Loon Lake's public access minutes away. Explore our full Antioch guide →
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