Current listing / Will County

Room for a longer view.

Approximately 40 acres of contiguous farmland south of Offner Road / 279th Street in Will Township, Will County. The generally rectangular site offers direct frontage on S. Egyptian Trail and potential for continued agricultural use or long-term landholding.

S. Egyptian Trail · Monee, Illinois

Property at a glance

Reported acreage
39.97 acres · subject to survey
Parcel number
20-21-05-200-014-0000
Location
Will Township, Section 5
Current use
Farmland

Proposed uses require independent review of zoning, access, utilities, environmental conditions and feasibility. Contact John for current pricing and availability.

From the Chicago region to the parcel

Locate the approximately 40-acre offering south of Offner Road, along S. Egyptian Trail. The marker is centered on the county GIS parcel for PIN 20-21-05-200-014-0000.

Regional perspective road map centered on the Monee offering
Greater Chicago regional perspective
A wider view including Chicago, Joliet, the south suburbs and Kankakee. Red marker: approximate parcel center, not an entrance or surveyed boundary.
Monee and surrounding roads road map centered on the Monee offering
Monee and surrounding roads
Offner Road, Egyptian Trail and the nearby I-57 corridor. Red marker: approximate parcel center, not an entrance or surveyed boundary.

Map sources: Esri, HERE, Garmin, USGS, Intermap, INCREMENT P, NRCan, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), Esri Korea, Esri (Thailand), NGCC, © OpenStreetMap contributors and the GIS User Community. Parcel location: Will County GIS, checked October 9, 2026.

Explore location on an interactive mapView the county assessment map

Coordinates identify the mapped parcel center, not a legal boundary or driveway. Verify access and boundaries against the survey, title and county records.

Energy / A site to screen

Could the land support a solar or storage strategy?

The acreage provides a starting point for a utility and land-use feasibility review. Paladin can help coordinate site screening for solar or battery energy storage, connecting land availability with the technical and approval questions that determine whether a project can proceed.

Mapped substations to investigate

Road map locating the offering south of Monee and three mapped substations to the north
Red: offering parcel center. Gold 1: Woodhill; 2: University Park South; 3: University Park North. Map locations are screening references, not proposed cable routes.
Mapped facilityApproximate straight-line distanceSource
1. Woodhill Substation3.7 milesMapped location
2. University Park South EC Substation4.1 milesMapped location
3. University Park North EC Substation4.2 milesMapped location

Distances are calculated from the county GIS parcel center to mapped facility centers using great-circle distance. OpenStreetMap locations were checked October 9, 2026. This is a selected-facility screen, not an exhaustive nearest-substation survey.

Woodhill is also identified in ComEd’s historical ICC testimony as a station serving industrial growth in the University Park/Monee corridor. That record documents infrastructure investment, not current solar export capacity. ComEd testimony, page 40.

Why proximity matters: distance can influence the route, easements and cost of an interconnection. The appropriate connection may be a distribution feeder rather than a direct substation connection. Utility studies must establish the workable point, voltage, export limits, upgrades and project economics.

No specific substation connection, serving feeder, available megawatts or interconnection rights have been verified for this parcel. A nearby line or substation would be a screening lead, not proof of access or capacity.

  • Confirm the serving utility, parcel frontage, legal access and potential utility easements.
  • Screen the proposed location against the utility’s current solar and storage hosting-capacity tools; examine both charging demand and export.
  • Request utility review of the point of interconnection, circuit/substation constraints, upgrades, costs and queue timing.
  • Evaluate zoning, environmental conditions, drainage, setbacks, fire access and project economics before offering an energy development commitment.

ComEd BESS hosting-capacity map · ComEd interconnection process · DOE: how hosting-capacity maps support screening

Hosting-capacity information is indicative; formal utility review determines site-specific requirements. Utility maps are linked for review rather than reproduced here. Discuss an energy site review.

Explore the drive from Chicago

Directions target the mapped parcel center. Confirm the actual entrance with Paladin before visiting.

Property materials

The assessment map is not a boundary survey. A current survey and updated tax details may be requested from John; no survey was located in the supplied Monee files.

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