c.1934 Illinois Colonial Revival w/ Rich Dark Woodwork Under $65K

OHU50K Notes $64,900

c.1934 Illinois Colonial Revival w/ Rich Dark Woodwork. This fixer upper has some great features. The outside is welcoming and has a spacious backyard with a detached one car garage. The inside is charming with its hardwood floors, rounded doorways and countless windows for natural lighting.

Yard featured at 325 W Moseley St, Freeport, IL, 61032

Realtor Comments

The property makes a great first impression with a brand-new driveway and sidewalk completed in 2025. Step inside to a spacious living room featuring a sunroom. Just beyond the living room is the formal dining room, offering a great space for meals and entertaining. The kitchen is conveniently located off the dining room and includes a rear entry leading to the side entrance and basement. Downstairs, you’ll find laundry hookups, an additional toilet, and plenty of storage space. Upstairs, a landing leads to a full bathroom. At the front of the home are two tandem bedrooms, while the primary bedroom is situated at the rear of the house. Outside, you’ll appreciate the detached one-stall garage, a metal storage shed, and a nicely sized yard with plenty of room to enjoy. This home offers solid potential and is ready for your personal touches. With a little TLC, it could be transformed into a wonderful place to call home. Property sold as is.

3 bed
1 bath
Build date 1934

If interested in a property, pleases 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.

325 W Moseley St, Freeport, IL 61032 $64,900

Contact Realtor: Ashley Heilman
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Pros

Affordable housing

Home prices and rents are generally lower than state and national averages.
Lower housing costs can make it easier to buy a home or save money.

Small-town atmosphere

Many residents appreciate the slower pace and close-knit community.
Local events, farmers markets, and festivals help foster community connections.

Outdoor recreation

The area has parks, trails, and access to the Jane Addams Trail.
Nearby rivers and natural areas offer opportunities for fishing, hiking, and biking.

Convenient regional location

About 2 hours from Chicago and about 1 hour from Rockford.
Close enough for occasional trips while maintaining a quieter lifestyle.

Less traffic

Daily commutes are typically short compared with larger metropolitan areas.

Cons

Limited job market

Manufacturing remains important, but there are fewer opportunities in some industries than in larger cities.
Many professionals commute or relocate for specialized careers.

Population decline