1955 Illinois Furnished Waterfront Log Cabin Reduced to $59,500
OHU50K Notes $65,500 Reduced to $59,500
This adorable waterfront log cabin is situated along the Illinois River and has so much to offer. Cabin offers one large bedroom and one bathroom. The views from the deck are breathtaking! Furniture on property will stay.
Realtor Comments
Enjoy drinking coffee while you watch nature or grab a fishing pole and cast away! Cabin has plenty of storage inside and out for all of your belongings. If gardening is one of your hobbies, you’ll enjoy the nice-sized established garden ready for planting. No need to pack up your house into a tent or camper when you can own your own log cabin. Begin making memories today on Sunset Drive! Property is on leased land. Cabin sold as is. Maintenance fees include lease amount $2, 000.00 annually and $375.00 taxes.
- 1bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1955
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
1313 Sunset Dr, East Peoria, IL, 61611 $65,500 Reduced to $59,500
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4 Comments
NAIMA Anne HAVILAND
With that view and access, the cabin could’ve been in shambles and it would still be a desirable property. But I love the geometry of the inside, the way the ceilings slope and a log wall is exposed. Very nice!
Barbara
Is this property still available and if so, may I have more info
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Yes, but please contact the listing agent for more info. Contact link is in red within the post.
Phattwoohie
Absolutely beautiful, but the price reflects the fact that your on leased land. Sadly, here in Louisiana where I live, a lot of waterfront property is leased land as well. It’s good as long as you establish some trust in the land owner that they want to keep leasing long term. If not, they can tell you to basically leave and take your hosue with you. I saw it happen here with a family that had a camp for 40 years on a lake. The old owner passed away and the new owners told all the camps, that their leases would not be renewed. Many of them could not afford to remove their cabins or homes. They just had to pack up their stuff and go. There ended up being several that sued as they had homes there for over 4 decades, but the judge sided with the new land owners. He said basically they knew they were on a lease, no matter how long they were there.
If interested in this property, I’d make sure to find out more about the land owner. Make sure they want to continue leasing for many years.