c.1857 Illinois Italianate For Sale Under $50K

$49,900

Last purchased in 1965, this Illinois Italianate has seen decades of community service—first as a dentist’s office, and for the last 60 years as a law office.

Realtor Comments

Excellent Location on South Chestnut with alley access in the rear. Use your imagination – Single Family, Duplex, office space – can be remodeled into whatever space you are looking for. New Roof in 2024

3bd
0.5ba
1,924sqft
7,841sqft
Circa 1857

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117 S Chestnut St, Kewanee, IL 61443, USA

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Contact Realtor: Nancy Sutton

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Pros

Lower cost of living than many larger Illinois cities: housing and everyday expenses are often more affordable.
Smaller-town feel / community: fewer layers of life admin, and it can be easier to build local relationships.
Access to services nearby: you’re not far from larger retail/medical options depending on where you’re coming from.
More space: compared with big-city living, homes (yards, garages, etc.) can be larger for similar money.
Convenient Midwest location: generally good for road trips and regional travel (mostly driving).
Local events and familiarity: smaller communities often have recurring events, sports, and community activities.

Cons

Fewer job options (depending on your field): employment can be more limited without commuting to bigger areas.
Less nightlife / fewer “big city” amenities: dining variety, arts, and entertainment options may be smaller.
Retail and healthcare can mean driving: for certain specialists, higher-end shopping, or specific services, you may go to nearby towns/cities.
Public transit is limited: if you don’t have reliable transportation, it can be a challenge.
Weather: like most of Illinois—cold winters, summer humidity, and seasonal conditions to plan around.
Population size can affect schools and services: sometimes fewer extracurriculars/choices than in larger metro areas.