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Princeton, IL Homes for Rent

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    $700 total monthly price

    • Studio
    • 1 Bath
    • 325 Sq Ft
    • Condo for Rent

    225 E Peru St Unit 4, Princeton, IL 61356

    Fresh, Modern Efficiency – Move-In Ready ?Looking for a clean, simple space without the hassle? This newly remodeled efficiency apartment has everything you need — and nothing you don’t.

    225 E Peru St Unit 4, Princeton, IL 61356
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    $900 per month

    • 3 Beds
    • 1.5 Baths
    • 1,440 Sq Ft
    • Townhouse for Rent

    214 S Church St, Princeton, IL 61356

    Come check out this nice & bright unit! Located near Princeton's downtown shopping and restaurants. The unit has 3 upstairs bedrooms & 1.5 bathrooms; there is an attic providing ample storage! There is not laundry, but if you have your own washer and electric dryer, there is a hookup in the basement. Tenant is responsible for all utilities. There is an online application, for a fee. 1st, last,

    Kendra Gentry Landmark Realty of Illinois LLC

    214 S Church St, Princeton, IL 61356

Why Live in Princeton

Princeton, located in central Illinois, is a vibrant town known for its historic architecture and active community life. As the county seat of Bureau County, Princeton features two historic Main Street commercial districts, offering a mix of unique shops and modern conveniences. The town is surrounded by farmland and is conveniently accessible via Interstate 80. Princeton hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including the annual Homestead Festival, which celebrates the town's history and the legacy of Reverend Owen Lovejoy. Other notable events include the Bureau County Fair and the Z Tour Bike Ride. The town's architecture is diverse, with a prevalence of Colonial Revival and Victorian-style homes, alongside bungalows, midcentury ranch-style homes, and contemporary residences. Acreage homes and manufactured homes are also available on the outskirts, with multi-family options like townhouses and condos. Princeton's parks, such as Zearing Park and Alexander Park, provide ample recreational opportunities, while the Bureau County Metro Center offers indoor amenities. The nearby Big Bureau Creek and Illinois River are popular for fishing and outdoor activities. Princeton's school district includes five community schools, with Princeton Township High School earning a high rating. The town is well-connected, with an Amtrak stop providing convenient access to Chicago, approximately 115 miles away, and Peoria just over 50 miles away via Illinois Route 29.

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