Real Estate – 4 Tracts – Charleston, IL Online Only Auction

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Real Estate – 4 Tracts – Charleston, IL Online Only Auction

Begins Closing Sunday, November 1st, 2026, at 5pm CT

Anthony Cox, Seller

Charleston, IL 61920

 

4 Homes – 9.6 Acres East Edge of Charleston

 

3 Bedroom Ranch Home w/ 9.6 Acres

Rt. 16 East – 2484 Harrison Ave – Charleston, IL

9.6 Acres at the East Edge of Charleston on Rt. 16 and Harrison Ave. Improvements inc/ 3 Bedroom Ranch Home, 30’ x 70’ & 30’ x 48’ Out Buildings. Balance of Land is Agricultural, Pond, Trees and Berries.

 

3 Bedroom Home – 2313 Courtland Drive

3 Bedroom Home, Full Walkout Basement, Double Car Garage, Brick & Vinyl Exterior w/ Metal Roof, Patio w/ Walkout Upper Deck, Partial Updates inc/ Heat & Air. This home is located in a good low traffic neighborhood.

 

3 Bedroom Home – 849 6th Street

3 Bedroom Home, Full Walkout Basement, Roman Brick Exterior, Carport w/ Top Patio Deck, Fireplace, Bathrooms on Both Levels. Improvements inc/ gas furnace and central air. This home could be converted into two residences.

 

Older 2 Bedroom Home – 760 6th Street

Older 2 Bedroom, One Bath House w/ Basement & Walkout Attached Garage. This Aluminized Sided Home Needs Updates & Restoration.

 

Open Houses:

Wednesday, October 7th 4pm to 6pm

Sunday, October 18th 4pm to 6pm

Wednesday, October 28th 4pm to 6pm

Open house tour to begin at 2484 Harrison Ave, will move locations roughly every 25 minutes

 

For Questions or Viewing Contact Bauer Auction Service at 217-273-0274

 

Real Estate Auction Terms: Successful purchasers to deposit 10% down on November 2nd with signing of purchase agreement w/ the balance in 30 days with closing and possession. All properties are selling “as is.” Allied Capital Title will handle closing for the seller.

 

Anthony Cox, Seller

Ph. 217-345-9400

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Bauer Auction Service

2601 Lake Land Boulevard
Mattoon, IL 61938

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