c.1945 Illinois Tudor Revival on 1 Acre Under $155K
$154,900
Embrace a slice of local history with this charming Illinois tudor revival from 1945! Boasting over 2,000 sq ft of space, this property exudes character and endless potential. Enjoy modern enhancements, such as updated maple kitchen cabinets, while the home awaits your personal touches to restore it to its original splendor.
Realtor Comments
This home offers vintage charm and the opportunity to create your ideal family space. The upstairs suite includes bathroom, oversized walk-in closet and is heated/cooled by a self-contained Mitsubishi unit. An additional office nook & attic area finishes off the upper level. Main level features include living room with pretty white striated ceiling tiles and recently updated flooring. A formal dining room is located just off the kitchen. You’ll also appreciate the spacious walk-in laundry area that adds functionality & pantry space. The fully fenced one-acre lot is home to mature landscaping, a screened pavilion, detached 1-car garage, carport and a versatile 24×32 pole barn with drive-through doors and wood-burning stove ideal for projects, hobbies or extra storage.
- 3bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1945
1205 N Mayor Caliper Dr, Colp, IL 62918 $154,900
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: MARY ELLEN TAYLOR
Pros
- Affordable Housing: Generally lower cost of living and housing prices compared to larger cities.
- Community Spirit: A friendly, tight-knit community where neighbors often know each other.
- Good Schools: Access to quality education with local schools that focus on student success.
- Outdoor Activities: Proximity to parks and recreational areas for outdoor enthusiasts.
- Quiet Environment: A peaceful, small-town atmosphere ideal for families and those seeking tranquility.
Cons
- Limited Amenities: Fewer shopping, dining, and entertainment options compared to larger urban areas.
- Job Market: Limited local job opportunities, particularly in specialized fields, may require commuting.
- Public Transport: Minimal public transportation options, making a personal vehicle necessary.
- Weather: Hot summers and cold winters can be challenging for some residents.
- Isolation: The small-town setting may feel isolating for individuals used to a bustling city life.
