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213 North 1st St

Princeton, IL

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Welcome to 213 North 1st Street, a charming residential property located in the heart of Princeton, Illinois. Situated on a spacious 5,850 sq ft lot within the Princeton North Addition subdivision, this property features a generous lot size of 45 feet wide by 130 feet deep. With an assessed value of $33,547 and a market value of $100,641, the home has seen improvements valued at over $30,000, showcasing its potential. Last sold in March 2022 for $90,500, this property offers a delightful opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a vibrant community.

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1 mile or less from Elm Lawn Memorial Park

1 mile or less from Stoner Cemetery

1 mile or less from Oakland Cemetery

3 miles from Jenkins-Green Cemetery

3 miles from Greene Cemetery

3 miles from Clark Cemetery

4 miles from Bureau County Home Cemetery

4 miles from Triplett Cemetery

5 miles from Sapp Cemetery

5 miles from Prairie Repose Cemetery

Property Data

Tax Legal Information

Description:

PRINCETON-NORTH ADD. L 9 BLK 9 (45 X 130) D 22-0949

Legal Lot Number 1:

Subdivision:

NORTH ADD

Building Ownership Information

Property Type:

Residential

Last Sale Date:

03/10/2022

Last Sale Amount:

$90,500.00

Building Composition

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

5850.00

Lot Depth in Feet:

130

Lot Width in Feet:

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