c.1903 Move-In Ready Illinois Foursquare For Sale Under $70K
$69,900
Move-in ready Illinois foursquare featuring a fresh coat of exterior paint boosting curb appeal, and the welcoming front and side porches offer ideal spaces to unwind and soak in the outdoors.
Realtor Comments
Welcome to this spacious 2-story home that offers 4 generously sized bedrooms, with the potential for a 5th bedroom or home office, and 2 full bathrooms. Additional features include the detached garage, along with the primary bedroom and laundry hookups on the first floor for your convenience. Do not miss your chance to take advantage of all the space this home has to offer! Size and dimensions are approximate– actual may vary.
- 4bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1903
1204 N Franklin St, Danville, IL 61832 $69,900
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.
Contact Realtor: Hayley Siefert
Pros
1. Affordable Cost of Living
Low housing costs and overall expenses compared to national averages.
Great for first-time buyers, retirees, and those on a budget.
2. Historic Character & Community Feel
A town with a rich history, including well-preserved architecture and cultural landmarks.
Strong sense of community with local events and gatherings.
3. Access to Outdoor Recreation
Close to parks, lakes, and trails offering fishing, hiking, and other outdoor activities.
Nearby Lake Vermilion is popular for boating and water sports.
4. Convenient Location
Near the Indiana border, with access to larger cities like Champaign and Indianapolis within a couple of hours.
Easy highway access for regional travel.
5. Educational Institutions
Home to Danville Area Community College and other educational resources.
Opportunities for workforce training and continuing education.
❌ Cons
1. Economic Challenges
Historically reliant on manufacturing, which has declined, leading to job losses.
Higher unemployment rates and limited job diversity.
2. Public School System
Some schools face funding issues and inconsistent performance.
Families often seek alternatives or private education.
3. Crime Rates
Certain areas experience higher crime, requiring careful neighborhood research.
Community and law enforcement efforts are ongoing to address safety concerns.
4. Limited Amenities & Entertainment
Fewer shopping, dining, and nightlife options than larger cities.
Residents may travel to nearby cities for broader experiences.
5. Aging Infrastructure
Some parts of the city have older homes and public facilities that need upkeep or renovation.
Investment in infrastructure varies by neighborhood.
