Cute c.1908 Illinois Handyman Special $59,900
$59,900
This 3-bedroom, 1-bath Illinois handyman special is primed and ready for finishing touches. The owner, after a life change, is passing the torch — the structure is sound, the yard is generous, and the only thing missing is someone to bring it home and complete the vision.
The kitchen has nice cabinets and countertops. The dining and living areas adjoin for open concept living. The 3 bedrooms are bigger than you would expect for this early century house. Daily chores are made easier with the laundry centrally located. With the added benefit of a nice garage, pool deck, and patio area, you can enjoy the outdoors. Furnace was serviced in the fall. Property is being sold As-Is but inspections are welcome. Schedule a showing with a Realtor today!
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1908
421 S Broadway St, Lovington, IL 61937 $59,900
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.
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Pros
- Small‑town community: Close, friendly neighborhoods where people tend to know and help one another.
- Low cost of living: Housing and everyday expenses are generally lower than in urban areas, so your dollar stretches further.
- Quiet, low‑traffic environment: Short commutes and less congestion than larger cities—good for families and retirees.
- Proximity to agriculture and open spaces: Easy access to rural activities, wide open areas, and outdoor recreation like hunting and local parks.
- Local schools and community involvement: Small schools can offer strong community support, personalized attention, and involvement in local events and sports.
- Safer and lower crime rates: Smaller towns often report lower crime than metropolitan areas, contributing to a sense of security.
Cons
- Limited amenities and services: Fewer restaurants, shops, entertainment venues, and cultural activities compared with larger towns or cities.
- Fewer healthcare options and specialists: Routine care is available locally, but specialist medical services may require travel to nearby cities.
- Limited public transportation: Car ownership is typically necessary; minimal or no public transit.
- Fewer job opportunities in specialized fields: Limited options in tech, finance, or highly specialized careers; commuting or relocation may be needed for some professions.
- Less nightlife and cultural variety: Entertainment and cultural diversity are more limited, which may be less appealing to young professionals.
- Potential economic reliance on agriculture: Local economy can be affected by agricultural cycles and regional economic shifts.
- Weather considerations: Depending on the area, seasonal extremes (hot summers, cold winters) and occasional severe weather can be factors.
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