c.1910 Illinois Queen Anne Fixer Upper Under $40K

$39,900

Skip the demo, Start the build! Historic character meets a completely blank slate. Already fully gutted and prepped for construction, this Illinois queen anne bypasses the hassle of teardown and takes you straight to the profitable part: rebuilding. Bring your crew, your vision, and your floor plans to bring this high-potential property back to life.

Realtor Comments

Major updates have already begun with new replacement windows and exterior doors in place. Inside, you’ll find a grand foyer, soaring ceilings, spacious rooms, four bedrooms, and plenty of original character waiting to be restored. Situated on a double lot, there’s ample outdoor space for entertaining, gardening, or future improvements. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to restore the charm and beauty of this historic home!

4bd
1.5ba
1,642sqft
2,614sqft lot
Circa 1910

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124 N Edward St, Decatur, IL 62522

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Contact Realtor: Abby Golladay

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Pros

Lower cost of living: Decatur’s overall cost of living is reported as below the national average.
Strong anchor employers / local economy: The area has major industry, including ADM with a long-standing presence and ongoing investment.
Community size—small enough to feel local, big enough for basics: You can typically get everyday services without needing to live in a major metro.
Amenities and events through the city: Decatur actively promotes community life and local initiatives.

Cons

Job options can be more limited vs. big metros: Many roles are tied to regional employers/industries, so certain career paths may require commuting or relocating.
Weather risk (severe storms/tornadoes): Central Illinois can see hazardous weather, including tornado watches/warnings during certain seasons.
Crime/quality-of-life can vary by neighborhood: Like most places, safety is not uniform across the city; the city posts official crime statistics and resources.
Population trends: Census data show a decline in population estimate from 2020 to 2025.