New Residential Development Coming To Weber, 135th Street

ROMEOVILLE, IL — The land at the southeast corner of Weber Road and 135th Street will soon be transformed into the newest Romeoville neighborhood, according to the Village of Romeoville.

The plans call for a senior living center and Class A garden style apartments. There will be a host of amenities in this development, including three ponds, a 7,500 square foot clubhouse, outdoor pool, dog park, five butterfly gardens, plenty of native plants and infrastructure for electric charging stations.

The Rose Senior Living Community will be divided into 80 independent living, 70 assisted living, and 30 memory care apartments. Independent living units will be one or two bedrooms and have full kitchens; assisted living units range from studio to two bedrooms and include a kitchenette. Memory care units include studio and one bedroom options with private bathrooms and three meals a day plus snacks, according to a release.

The facility will be run by a staff of about 100 and provide 24-hour assistance as necessary, the Village said in a release. The three residential types will surround common areas including a dining hall, movie theater, café, fitness center, pub, hair salon and spa, and a guest area for visitors.

The Class A garden style apartments will be available in one, two, and three bedroom options and rents are estimated to range from $1,800 - $2,400 per month.

The clubhouse will be centralized among the apartment buildings and contain a lounge, fitness area, shared office space and a dog spa. In addition to the outdoor pool, there will also be bocce ball courts, a sundeck, cabanas, and outdoor fireplaces, according to the release.

Edward Rose & Sons and its affiliates are estimated to be investing $150 million into Romeoville during this project, according to a release.

The development will be built in phases, with the first phase consisting of the clubhouse, the senior living facility, and a few apartment buildings. Work could begin on that as early as the end of 2024, the Village said.

The entire project is estimated to take four years to complete.