Aurora, IL·D204
Homes in the
Metea Valley HS district.
Modern family living on Aurora's east side, where top-rated Indian Prairie schools meet an easy BNSF Metra ride into Chicago.
- Homes for sale
- 103
- Typical list
- $449,999
- Most expensive
- $1,295,000
- Most affordable
- $200,000
1585 Woodcrest Court →
5S066 Pebblewood Lane →
Mustangs · Black & Gold · 2,807 students · DuPage Valley Conference
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103 homes on the market
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Market snapshot
The Metea Valley HS area, by the numbers
Live MRED data, refreshed daily. What this market is actually doing right now, sales included, not a portal estimate.
Homes for sale now
175
Typical list price
$450,000
Avg time on market
11 days
Sold in the last year
401
Typical sale price · last 90 days
$423,500
What it's like to live here
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The area, not just the school
Metea Valley sits on the far east side of Aurora, the second most populous city in Illinois, right where Aurora blends into Naperville along the DuPage County line. This is solidly suburban Chicago: tree-lined subdivisions, newer single-family neighborhoods, and well-kept townhome communities that built up around the Eola Road and Route 59 corridors over the last few decades. Families are drawn here for exactly the reason you are reading this page, the schools, and the housing stock leans toward roomy four-bedroom homes on quiet residential streets rather than the older bungalows you find closer to historic downtown Aurora on the Fox River.
For commuters, this part of Aurora is well positioned. The Route 59 Metra station on the BNSF line is a short drive away and is one of the busiest suburban boarding stations in the entire Metra system, putting downtown Chicago within reach without a daily drive into the city. The Aurora Transportation Center, the western end of the BNSF line, sits about 37 miles from Chicago Union Station. Drivers get quick access to Interstate 88, the Reagan Memorial Tollway, which runs along the north edge of this area and feeds straight into the East-West office corridor and into the city.
Day to day, residents have the best of both Aurora and Naperville close at hand: the shopping and dining around Route 59 and Fox Valley, the riverfront and historic Stolp Island district in downtown Aurora, and Naperville's celebrated Riverwalk and downtown just minutes east. It is a practical, family-first pocket of the western suburbs where good schools, an easy train ride, and modern housing all line up.
🐎Home of the Mustangs
Metea Valley's black-and-gold Mustangs compete in the DuPage Valley Conference.
🏐State volleyball champs
The girls volleyball team won the IHSA Class 4A state title in 2021, the school's first IHSA team championship.
🏫District 204
One of three high schools in Indian Prairie School District 204, serving Aurora, Naperville, and nearby communities.
🚆Metra-friendly
The BNSF line connects this part of Aurora to downtown Chicago, with the western terminus about 37 miles from Union Station.
🌊Fox River city
Aurora is the second most populous city in Illinois, set along the Fox River with a historic downtown on Stolp Island.
🛣️Easy highway access
Interstate 88, the Reagan Memorial Tollway, runs along the north edge of the area for a quick route into the city or western suburbs.
The school
About Metea Valley High School
Metea Valley High School opened in August 2009 in Aurora as one of the high schools operated by Indian Prairie School District 204. The campus cost $124.7 million to build and was designed to hold up to 3,000 students, reaching full 9-12 enrollment during the 2011-2012 school year. Following the district tradition of naming its high schools after Native American figures, the school is named for Metea, a chief of the Potawatomi tribe, a name selected in 2006 during planning. The school colors of black and gold and the Mustang mascot were chosen by students in early 2007.
Metea Valley has been recognized for academic rigor in national rankings, including a top-30-in-Illinois placement by U.S. News & World Report in the 2013-2014 cycle. For current, detailed academic metrics such as AP participation, graduation rate, and college readiness, the Illinois Report Card is the authoritative source.
Metea Valley's Mustangs compete in the DuPage Valley Conference, having moved there in fall 2015 after originally joining the Upstate Eight Conference. The program's signature moment came in 2021 when the girls volleyball team captured the IHSA Class 4A state championship, the first IHSA team state title in school history. The Mustangs' chief rivals are the other two Indian Prairie high schools, Waubonsie Valley and Neuqua Valley.
- District
- D204
- Founded
- 2009
- Principal
- Daniel DeBruycker
- Conference
- DuPage Valley Conference
- Address
- 1801 N. Eola Road, Aurora, IL 60502
Trophy case
- 🏆 Girls Volleyball Class 4A · 2021
Notable alumni
- Hayden Rolence. American actor known as the voice of Nemo in the Pixar film Finding Dory.
Facts on this page sourced from Wikipedia and the District D204 website. Last verified 2026-06-25.
Listings filtered by the school the MRED listing agent assigned. Roughly 7 in 10 active listings have this field populated; the remaining listings will surface once the school-district boundary pipeline ships. School assignment is not a guarantee. Always verify with the district before writing an offer.
The questions buyers actually ask
Metea Valley HS FAQ
The questions I get most from buyers shopping the Metea Valley HS district. If yours isn't here, text 224-385-8779, same-day reply.
- What is the commute into Chicago like from the Metea Valley area?
- This part of east Aurora is served by Metra's BNSF line, one of the system's busiest suburban routes, which runs into downtown Chicago. The line's western terminus at the Aurora Transportation Center is roughly 37 miles from Union Station, and drivers have nearby access to Interstate 88, the Reagan Memorial Tollway.
- What kind of housing is in the Metea Valley area?
- The neighborhoods around the school are mostly newer suburban subdivisions built up along the Eola Road and Route 59 corridors, with a mix of single-family homes and townhome communities. It tends to attract families looking for larger, more modern homes than the older housing closer to historic downtown Aurora.
- How do the listings on this page relate to the school?
- The homes shown here are filtered to listings whose MRED listing agent assigned Metea Valley as the high school. That is the most accurate signal available without district boundary files, and attendance boundaries can change, so always verify the assigned school for any specific address before you make a decision.
- How do I confirm a home is actually assigned to Metea Valley?
- School assignment is set by Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204, not by a listing. You can verify the assigned high school for a specific address using the district's boundaries and feeder-school resources at ipsd.org, or by contacting the district directly. If you want me to set you up with alerts for new homes in the area, text 224-385-8779.
- Which district and feeder schools serve this area?
- Metea Valley is one of three high schools in Indian Prairie Community Unit School District 204 (D204), which serves parts of Aurora, Naperville, Bolingbrook, and Plainfield across DuPage and Will counties. The exact feeder pattern for any home can be confirmed on the district's boundaries and feeder-schools page.
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This representation is based in whole or in part on data supplied by Midwest Real Estate Data, LLC for the period July 16, 2025 through July 16, 2026. Midwest Real Estate Data, LLC does not guarantee nor is it in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by Midwest Real Estate Data LLC may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.