c.1910 Three Bedroom Illinois Craftsman Fixer Upper $30K
$30,000
Here is a three-bedroom, one-bath Illinois Craftsman fixer upper with enclosed front porch, hardwood floors, leaded glass windows, built-ins and rich, dark woodwork.
Realtor Comments
Calling All Investors and DIY Dreamers! This budget-friendly fixer-upper is ready for a glow-up! The 3 Bedroom, 1 bathroom needs work, no sugarcoating it. But if you’ve got vision and elbow grease, there’s serious potential here. Easy access to main roads, this is your chance to transform a rough-around-the edges property into something special. Priced to move, sold as-is, and waiting for the right buyer to make it shine!
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1910
1208 Glenhurst Ct, Rock Island, IL 61201 $30,000
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: Lyndsi Eggers REALTOR®
Family History
Mon, Sep 15, 1947 ·Page 18
Location of This Illinois Craftsman Fixer Upper
Pros
Affordable Housing Options
The West End offers some of the most affordable housing in the Quad Cities region, with historic homes available at prices well below the national average. Many properties feature charming architectural details from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Rich History and Character
As one of Rock Island’s oldest neighborhoods, the West End is home to numerous historic buildings and sites that tell the story of our city’s industrial past and cultural heritage.
Strong Community Initiatives
Recent years have seen growing grassroots efforts to revitalize the neighborhood, including community gardens, neighborhood clean-up events, and local business development programs.
Cultural Diversity
The West End boasts a diverse population that contributes to a vibrant cultural tapestry, reflected in local businesses, community events, and neighborhood celebrations.
Convenient Location
Residents enjoy proximity to downtown Rock Island, major employers, and easy access to bridges connecting to Iowa, putting the entire Quad Cities region within reach.
Challenges
Infrastructure Needs
Many streets, sidewalks, and public facilities require updating, though recent infrastructure bills have allocated funds for some improvements in the coming years.
Economic Development Gaps
The neighborhood has fewer retail options and services compared to other parts of Rock Island, with several vacant commercial properties awaiting new businesses.
Public Safety Concerns
Some areas experience higher crime rates than city averages, though community policing efforts and neighborhood watch programs have been working to address these issues.
School Performance
Local schools have faced challenges with performance metrics and resources, though dedicated teachers and community partnerships are working to enhance educational opportunities.
Property Maintenance
With many aging properties, maintenance costs and code compliance can be challenging for some homeowners and landlords.
