c.1900 Illinois Queen Anne Victorian For Sale on 0.34 Lot Under $195K
$194,900
Illinois Queen Anne Victorian for sale. Awe-inspiring, majestic & grand are only a few of the many ways to describe this turn of the century home! Step inside the front door through the vestibule into the grand foyer that includes a winding staircase with an unique landing along the way to the second floor. Admire the beautiful hardwood floors & stunning woodwork throughout the home including the excellent condition pocket doors! Large beveled & leaded glass windows along with large windows lend an abundance of natural light. High ceilings & beautiful light fixtures add to the uniqueness of the home.
Realtor Comments
This 3, 042 sq. ft. home is like stepping back in time, with todays modern conveniences…the best of both worlds! The attic is very large & includes a turret type windowed room, hot & cold water stubbed, sub panel & large cedar closet. Step outside to the beautiful large yard with a staircase leading up to the wrap around (both sides of the house) front porch where you can view the river, entertain or simply relax. Patio, beautiful greenery/plants & convenient 2 car garage complete this home. DETAILS: gas range/griddles, subzero refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, washer/dryer & stackable washer/dryer, 2 furnace units within 1 cabinet, 2 central air units & built in storage. Make your appointment today to view this one of a kind, historic home!
- 4bed
- 1.5bath
- Circa 1900
112 S 4th St, Oquawka, IL 61469
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.
Location of This Illinois Queen Anne Victorian
Pros and Cons of Oquawka, Illinois
Pros
- Located on the Mississippi River with beautiful riverfront views and recreation
- Small-town atmosphere with a population under 1,500 offering a close-knit community
- Low cost of living compared to Illinois and national averages
- Affordable housing prices
- Access to outdoor activities including fishing, boating, and hunting
- Low crime rates typical of small rural communities
- Peaceful, quiet atmosphere away from urban congestion
- Rich local history as a river town and former steamboat landing
- Home to unique attractions like the elephant grave monument (Norma Jean the elephant)
- Proximity to Big River State Forest for outdoor recreation
Cons
- Limited economic opportunities and job market
- Few retail, dining, and entertainment options within town
- Distance from major cities (approximately 30 miles to Burlington, Iowa; 60 miles to Peoria)
- Limited public transportation options
- Vulnerability to Mississippi River flooding in some areas
- Few healthcare facilities requiring travel for specialized medical care
- Limited educational facilities beyond K-12
- Fewer amenities and services common in larger towns
- May feel isolating for those used to urban environments
- Harsh Midwest winter weather conditions and hot, humid summers
