991 S Carly Circle, Yorkville, Illinois, United States, 60560

All homes have a kitchen. But none quite like this one! It is the gathering space of 991 S. Carly! Anchored by a large island, wrapped in custom birch cabinetry with granite counters, a full tile backsplash, and a walk-in pantry, all pre-wired for under-cabinet lighting that turns the room into the warm center of the house after dark.Built in 2019 in Yorkville's Blackberry Woods, this 5-bedroom, 3.1-bath beauty delivers the space a people actually need- all on one practical footprint. The main level pairs that show-stopping kitchen with a family room warmed by a gas fireplace and a flexible den that works as a home office, playroom, or formal dining alternative. Upstairs, five bedrooms include a primary suite with a walk-in closet and a bath equipped with a whirlpool tub, separate shower, and double sinks - plus the convenience of second-floor laundry just steps from the bedrooms.Head downstairs and the home keeps giving: a fully finished walkout basement with a 20x17 recreation room, a dedicated office, and its own full bath - perfect for a home gym, media room, or in-law setup with direct access to the yard.Outside, the setting is the quiet surprise. A fenced backyard overlooks a pond, giving every evening on the deck a water view. The front porch welcomes you home, and the attached 3-car garage includes one extended bay sized for a boat or long truck. A rooftop solar system helps reduce energy costs year-round. Practical details are all in place: central air and forced-air gas heat, hardwood floors in the kitchen, public water and sewer, concrete foundation, and neighborhood amenities including sidewalks, street lights, and paved streets. Yorkville School District 115 serves the home, and Route 34 and Cannonball Trail put shopping, dining, and daily errands minutes away.This is the home buyers describe when they say "we want more space, but not more maintenance." Schedule your private tour and see why Blackberry Woods is one of Yorkville's most in-demand neighborhoods.