c.1905 Illinois Victorian Era Home With Stunning Staircase Under $68K

OHU50K Notes $67,500

c.1905 Illinois Victorian Era Home With Stunning Staircase. A lovely four bedroom home with a spacious front porch and nice woodwork. Located on Main St. near City Hall.

Exterior featured at 116 W Main St, Little York, IL, 61453

Realtor Comments

Spacious four (4) bedroom home situated on a large corner lot. Charming interior. The main floor offers an inviting entry with beautiful natural woodwork and hardwood floors, some lead glass window, living and family rooms, built-ins, formal dining room with a pass-thru window to the eat-in kitchen, and a main floor bedroom. The upstairs boasts three (30 bedrooms with built-ins, ceiling fans, closets, and a window seat in in one of the bedrooms. Other floors in the home are laminated or linoleum. Full basement provides space for storage.

4 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1905

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116 W Main St, Little York, IL 61453 $67,500

Contact Realtor: John Doyle
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Pros

Affordable housing: Home prices and rents tend to be well below Illinois and national averages, making homeownership more attainable.
Quiet, small-town atmosphere: The village offers a peaceful environment with little traffic and a close-knit community where neighbors are more likely to know one another.
Low cost of living: Overall living expenses, especially housing, are relatively inexpensive compared with much of Illinois.
Homeownership is common: Most residents own their homes, which often contributes to neighborhood stability.
Access to nature: The surrounding rural landscape provides opportunities for fishing, hunting, farming, and other outdoor activities.

Cons

Very limited amenities: There are few local stores, restaurants, healthcare providers, or entertainment options. Residents often travel to nearby towns such as Monmouth for shopping and services.
Small population: With fewer than 400 residents, there are fewer social opportunities, community events, and specialized services than in larger towns.
Limited job market: Most employment opportunities are outside the village, so commuting is common.
Few entertainment options: Nightlife, cultural attractions, and diverse dining are minimal, making the area less appealing if you enjoy an active social scene.
Population challenges: Like many rural Midwestern communities, Little York has experienced periods of population decline, which can affect local businesses and services over time.