Blackberry Crossing, Oswego
A Oswego, IL neighborhood: what the housing is, what is nearby, and what has closed there.
Blackberry Crossing is a residential subdivision located in western Oswego south of US Route 34. Built largely throughout the 2000s, it consists of contemporary two-story and ranch single-family residences as well as townhome developments, surrounding local parks and stormwater ponds.
Homes in Blackberry Crossing
Constructed during the 2000s, this subdivision contains two-story traditional single-family houses and attached townhomes with two-car garages, arranged along winding streets and cul-de-sacs on standard suburban lots.
Blackberry Crossing sits inside Oswego, so the Oswego market report is the right read on prices and pace; the figures beside this are the town's, not the neighborhood's.
Landmarks and anchors
- US Route 34
- Blackberry Crossing West Park
- Orchard Road Corridor
Oswego market snapshot
Source: Redfin (through May 2026) · U.S. Census ACS (2024)
Other Oswego neighborhoods
Downtown Oswego
Centered along Main Street and the eastern banks of the Fox River, Downtown Oswego features 19th-century commercial storefronts, historic Victorian and Queen Anne homes, and recent mixed-use infill developments.
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