Affordable c.1910 Four Bedroom Illinois Home For Sale $75K

$75,000

Step inside and turn your vision into reality—this Illinois home is full of character and timeless charm, just waiting for a new owner. Enjoy a cozy, inviting floor plan, a country kitchen made for everyday living, and an enclosed back porch that’s ready to become your favorite retreat. All it needs now is your personal style.

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Featuring 4 bedrooms, there’s room for everyone-or transform the extra space into a home office, craft room, playroom, or guest suite to fit your lifestyle. Situated on a nearly half-acre (.41-acre) corner lot, the outdoor space offers endless possibilities. Enjoy your own backyard orchard with apple, peach, and pear trees, plus berry bushes for seasonal harvests. Whether you’re dreaming of gardening, entertaining, raising a family, or simply enjoying the extra space, this property delivers. A large shed provides excellent storage or the perfect space for hobbies, projects, or a workshop. Major updates completed in 2023 include the furnace, water heater, water line, and electrical panel, giving buyers added peace of mind. Located in the charming village of Elkhart, you’ll enjoy small-town living with convenient access to I-55, making commuting to Lincoln, Springfield, or Bloomington-Normal quick and easy; and the home is served by the Mt. Pulaski School District. If you’ve been searching for an affordable farmhouse with character, mechanical updates, a spacious lot, and room to make it your own, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss. Schedule your private showing today!

4bd
1ba
1,152sqft
0.41 acre lot
Circa 1910

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300 N Bogardus St, Elkhart, IL 62634

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Contact Realtor: Jared Litwiller

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Pros

Smaller-community feel: Often quieter, with less congestion and a slower pace than major metro areas.
Lower cost of living (often): Illinois towns outside Chicago/major suburbs can be more affordable for housing and daily expenses.
Access to nearby cities by car: You can usually reach larger shopping/medical/employment options within a drive.
More space for many residents: Homes may come with yards/garage space compared with big-city living.
Generally calmer day-to-day: Less traffic stress, fewer “big city” hassles.

Cons

Fewer local amenities: Dining, shopping, entertainment, and specialty healthcare may require driving.
Job market can be limited: Depending on your field, you may need to commute.
Weather extremes: Central Illinois typically means cold winters, humid summers, and occasional severe storms.
Public transit/walkability may be limited: Most errands likely require a car.
School and service options may vary: Quality/offerings can differ more by district than in larger metros.