The median home value in Colchester, IL is $54,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $77,500.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Colchester, IL is $54,000.
Approximately 68% of Colchester homes are owned,
compared to 22% rented, while
10% are vacant.
Colchester real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Colchester real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Start your business with your own downtown building in a city with no zoning restrictions. This affordable building has been used as a retail store for Habitat for Humanity -- and the contents are negotiable. Being sold "as is."
Located on the west edge of Macomb on HWY 136 this 12,400 sq ft building sets on just over 5 acres. Built in 2000 the building has 1600 sq ft of office area that is finished with four private office areas, large reception area, and half bath/break area. The main warehouse area has 9600 sq ft of space, four large overhead doors, two 12x12, two 12x18, another large sliding machine door, and two half baths. The building has tall ceilings, gas radiant & forced air heat, a large 1200 sq ft entry way is attached to the warehouse and is finished with two office areas and large reception area. This property has lots of parking and green space for expanding.
Hallelujah -- you don't need a special-use permit to convert this historic church into your home, business, or congregation, as there's no city or county zoning to worry about here. This building, known as Colchester's 2nd First Christian Church (the original burned down), was dedicated in 1908 and had an addition built in 1956. The sanctuary features beautiful stained-glass windows, a gently sloping floor, and a ceiling 19 feet tall at its peak. The rest of the main level includes space for a living room, kitchen, and two offices or bedrooms. Downstairs you'll find a full basement with a bathroom, laundry hookups, and more places to tuck away your collectables than in the biggest storage unit in McDonough County. After the church congregation relocated in 1977, this building has seen new life as an antique and thrift store.
