19.49 acres of opportunity with multiple potential uses and an exceptionally strategic location near Streator's south side industrial corridor. Currently comprised of approximately 14.63 acres of tillable ground, 4.37 acres of timber, and 0.49 acres containing an existing 1,050 SF 3 bedroom brick home, detached garage, and Morton building, this property offers both immediate agricultural utility and significant long-term potential. The property is ideally positioned near Streator's South Side Industrial Park and rail infrastructure, with readily available utilities and other infrastructure nearby. Its location within approximately 20 miles of three major interstates further enhances accessibility and makes this property worthy of consideration for a variety of future uses. Potential opportunities include continuing the property as a productive agricultural operation, residential development, manufacturing or industrial use, renewable energy/solar development, or other commercial and land development concepts, subject to applicable zoning, approvals, and feasibility. The existing home and outbuildings provide additional flexibility and potential value, whether utilized as part of the current operation, renovated, or incorporated into a future development plan. With nearly 20 acres, significant tillable acreage, timber, existing improvements, proximity to industrial and rail infrastructure, and convenient access to major transportation routes, this property presents a rare combination of agricultural income potential and long-term development opportunity. Bring your vision and explore the possibilities this strategically located acreage has to offer!
RanchProperty Type
19.49 acresLot Size
Listed by Patrick Chismarick• Chismarick Realty, LLC
South Streator, located between Downtown Streator and the Vermilion River corridor, is a residential and industrial Streator neighborhood with brick worker-era homes and rail-adjacent streetscapes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the stretch of Main Street near the historic downtown blocks, where storefront signage, corner taverns, and small-service counters set a steady, local rhythm. Community pillars include the Engle Lane Theatre, the Streatorland Historical Society Museum, and the Streator Eagles Club. Housing reads as practical and timeworn-in-a-good-way, with compact lots, mature trees, and a mix of porches and simple gables. Nearby parks and river edges add open sky and walking space, while the rail lines and older commercial buildings keep the setting grounded in Streator’s working history.
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Property details
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Finance
Interior features
School bus service
Exterior features
Property includes existing buildings
Farm land used for grain production
Approximately 14.63 acres of tillable land
About 4.37 acres of woods
Gravel road access
Public road and township road frontage
331.8 feet of frontage
Rural directions: Rt 23 to Livingston Rd. E to East-West Rd.; property on south side
Home design
Land property (not a residential house)
Located in unincorporated area of Reading township
Zoned AGRICultural
Utilities
Electric available to site
Natural gas available
Water available
Sewer connected
Financial info
Special Service Area applies
Other
Ownership is fee simple held by an individual
Electricity and solar
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