Autumn Creek is on the north side of Yorkville. It has 498 homes, 349 single-family and 149 townhomes, and it is fully built out. Building ran from the mid-2000s into the mid-2010s. That finished status is the main thing buyers tell me they like about it. What you see on a drive through the neighborhood is the neighborhood you are getting. If you are looking at homes for sale in Autumn Creek, Yorkville IL, here is the picture.
Nothing Left to Build
There are no future phases here and no open land waiting on a developer. That matters more than people expect. In a half-finished subdivision, you are guessing about the empty lots behind you for years. Here the street is done, the landscaping is mature, and every home around you already exists. Everything for sale in Autumn Creek is a resale, so the question is never the builder’s timeline. It is the condition of the house in front of you.
Autumn Creek Elementary Is Inside the Neighborhood
Autumn Creek Elementary School sits on Autumn Creek Boulevard, inside the neighborhood. It opened in 2009 and serves kindergarten through sixth grade. Kids walk and bike, and the school anchors the whole community the way schools do. After elementary, students go to Yorkville Middle School and then Yorkville High School. The neighborhood is all Yorkville Community Unit School District 115.
The Homes
Most of the single-family homes are two-story plans with four or five bedrooms. There are some ranches mixed in, which the townhome buyers sometimes move up into later. The bigger plans run past 2,600 square feet, and a few of the largest floor plans have over 5,000 square feet of finished space with the basement done. Pond lots and cul-de-sac lots show up regularly because the layout has a lot of both. The townhome section is the lower-maintenance option, with the yard work handled through the association.
What Homes Cost in Autumn Creek
Townhomes start in the high $200,000s to low $300,000s. Most single-family homes sell in the $300,000s and $400,000s. The largest floor plans on pond or cul-de-sac lots can push toward $500,000. Prices here are steadier than in the still-building neighborhoods, because the competition is simple. Your home is compared to the other resales in Autumn Creek, and that is it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Autumn Creek finished?
Yes. All 498 homes are built. Everything on the market here is a resale, and there is no new construction competing with sellers.
What elementary school do Autumn Creek kids attend?
Autumn Creek Elementary, which is inside the neighborhood and serves kindergarten through sixth grade. Then Yorkville Middle School and Yorkville High School. Confirm the exact address with District 115 to be safe.
Are there townhomes in Autumn Creek?
Yes. Of the 498 homes, 149 are townhomes. They are the lower-priced, lower-maintenance way into the neighborhood and into District 115.
Selling in Autumn Creek? Your Comps Are All Around You
In a built-out neighborhood, every recent sale is right here, so buyers and appraisers both know the numbers cold. What moves your price is condition. An updated kitchen, a finished basement, and a pond or cul-de-sac lot are the things that separate one Autumn Creek sale from the next. If you want to know what your home is worth, I can put it against the recent sales on your side of the neighborhood. No pressure and no obligation. Still comparing? Browse all Yorkville homes for sale or look at Grande Reserve and Caledonia on the east side.
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Miguel Castillo — 630-793-4643 — miguel@sellmeanewhouse.com
