Over 3, 200 square feet of top quality space awaits with this three-bedroom, 2.5-bath farmhouse at this Illinois hobby farm for sale. The property features an in-gound pool, grain bins, restored barn, shed and a detached garage. What a spread!
Inside
Executive rural living just minutes from I-55 as well as from town in West Lincoln-Broadwell school district on 6.58 pristine acres! Main boasts an inviting foyer host to an open staircase, front facing living room with striking pocket doors, generous formal dining room with a gorgeous corner built-in and vintage fireplace, gorgeous custom equipped kitchen with solid surface countertops, adjacent walk-in pantry, and expansive center island/breakfast bar, 12X14 den/office, updated half bath, and a fabulous sunken rear family room addition. The front stairway leads you to a quaint 7X14 landing, two large bedrooms, gorgeous full hall tiled bath, and an 11X13 rec room with adjacent laundry facilities. A rear staircase leads you to the primary suite host to ample floor space, dream walk-in closet, 13X10 sitting/office area, and a captivating bath with heated tile flooring, walk-in shower, and corner tub. Property also features a large basement, natural woodwork, original light fixtures, front and side porches, side patio, fenced side yard, zoned geothermal, architectural roof, replacement windows.
Outside
24X40 3+ car detached garage, older shed structure, two grain bins, remarkable restored barn (within last four years) with a floored loft, 54X78 machine shed with a 24X34 heated workshop and 16′ overhead door, whole house generator (2020), above ground pool, all appliances — WOW!
- 3 bed
- 2.5 bath
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Location of This Illinois Hobby Farm For Sale
The hobby farm is six mile outside of Lincoln, Illinois, a small city located in central Illinois, serving as the county seat of Logan County. It has a population of around 13,000 residents and is known for its rich history and small-town charm.
Key Features of Lincoln:
- History: Lincoln is famously named after Abraham Lincoln before he became president. It’s the only town named after Lincoln while he was still alive. The city features historical landmarks such as the Lincoln College Museum and the Postville Courthouse, a reproduction of a courthouse where Lincoln practiced law.
- Education: Lincoln is home to Lincoln College and Lincoln Christian University, which contribute to the town’s intellectual and cultural life. These institutions, though small, have been integral to the community for many years.
- Parks and Recreation: There are various parks and outdoor spaces, such as Latham Park, Kickapoo Creek Park, and the Lincoln Park District, offering walking trails, sports facilities, and green spaces for recreation. The city also hosts local festivals and events, like the annual Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival.
- Architecture: The downtown area of Lincoln features historic buildings with architecture reflecting its development in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The courthouse square is a focal point, surrounded by shops, restaurants, and local businesses.
- Economy: The economy of Lincoln is largely driven by agriculture, education, and healthcare, with the local hospital being a major employer. The city also serves as a hub for surrounding rural areas.
- Transportation: Lincoln is well-connected by major highways, including Interstate 55, which makes travel to nearby larger cities, like Springfield and Bloomington, convenient. The city is also served by Amtrak trains.
Living in Lincoln:
- Pros: Small-town charm, affordable cost of living, strong historical and cultural identity, and proximity to larger cities for more amenities.
- Cons: Limited job opportunities outside of agriculture, education, and healthcare sectors; the town may feel quiet or slow-paced for those seeking more urban activities.
