c.1920 Three Bedroom Affordable Illinois Home $59,900

$59,900

This affordable Illinois home offers a special mix of location, charm, and day-to-day convenience. From the moment you step outside, you’ll have easy access to walking trails, beautiful gardens, the Peoria Zoo, and year-round community events—everything just beyond your doorstep and even visible from the comfort of your front porch.

Exterior featured at 2624 N Prospect Rd, Peoria, IL, 61603

Realtor Comments

Welcome to an exceptional opportunity to live in one of Peoria’s heritage and established areas, steps from the natural beauty of Peoria’s first public park, Glen Oak Park, and the serene landscapes of Luthy Botanical Garden. Inside, the home features a warm and welcoming layout filled with natural light, comfortable living spaces, and charm. With a large kitchen and versatile layout, you’ll have many options for how to use the space. Upstairs, there are two large bedrooms, with the option to convert them back to three bedrooms. There is a large deck off the back of the home leading to the fenced yard and detached 2-car garage. The proximity to the park and botanical garden creates a peaceful, scenic backdrop that’s hard to find-perfect for nature lovers, active lifestyles, or anyone who appreciates a beautiful setting. At the same time, you’re just minutes from downtown Peoria, dining, shopping, and medical centers, making this location as convenient as it is charming. Schedule your private showing today.

2bed
1bath
Circa 1920

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Exterior featured at 2624 N Prospect Rd, Peoria, IL, 61603

2624 N Prospect Rd, Peoria, IL 61603 $59,900

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Contact Realtor: Mike Van Cleve

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Yard featured at 2624 N Prospect Rd, Peoria, IL, 61603

Pros

Big-city amenities without living in Chicago
- More options for restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and events than you’d find in smaller towns.
Healthcare and services are more available locally
- Peoria tends to have better access to medical care and specialists than many surrounding smaller communities.
Lots of parks and outdoor recreation
- Riverfront areas, parks, and seasonal activities make it easier to get outside year-round.
Sports/culture presence
- You can usually find local theater, community events, and family-friendly activities without always traveling.
Community feel
- Many neighborhoods feel distinct and “lived in,” with a mix of urban and suburban options.

Cons

Job market depends on the sector
- Like many mid-sized cities, opportunities can be uneven depending on your industry; some people commute or plan around major employers.
Weather can be intense
- Hot humid summers, cold winters, and the potential for storms/severe weather.
Housing condition can vary by neighborhood
- There are great pockets, but you’ll want to be selective about block-by-block condition and maintenance.
Traffic and commute can still be frustrating at times
- Not Chicago-level, but rush-hour bottlenecks and construction can happen.
School quality varies
- Public schools can differ significantly by area, so it’s worth checking the specific district/schools you’d use.