36000 190th Ave, Pleasant Hill, IL 62366 - Pike County

This is a great opportunity to purchase a secluded country home and acreage in the heart of the county. This property is located northwest of the small town of Martinsburg down a dead-end road. Pull into the property on the east side and up the drive, where you will find the home and buildings. There is a 1,584 sq. ft., two-story home with seven bedrooms and two bathrooms on the main and upper level, as well as a bathroom in the basement. There are several buildings outside, including a chicken coop, 64’x64’pole building, 30’x72’ hoop building, along with an attached 20’x36’ building which is currently being used as a milking parlor. Up to an additional 73 acres to the north and west are also available. If you are in the market for a combination property that offers a well-built home and buildings, give the listing agent a call today for more info or to schedule a private showing.

Property Features:

- Two-story, 1,584 sq. ft., 7 bedrooms, 2 bathroom home – 3,168 sq. ft. above grade finished living area

- Main level has two bedrooms, one bathroom, large living room, kitchen, pantry, sewing room and mudroom

- The upper level has 5 bedrooms, one bathroom and a small storage room

- Walkout basement is unfinished but has a bathroom

- Home was build it 2001

- 20’x36’ building currently being used as a milking parlor – this building is finished with insulated walls/ceiling and concrete floor. There is a 30’x72’ hoop building attached to the milking parlor off the east end

- 36’x64’ pole building with a lean-to off both sides making the total size of the building 64’x64’

- Large chicken coop also included

- There are several other smaller portable buildings including a second hoop building which will be removed from the property prior to closing

- Several smaller pastures up front for wintering livestock or a large garden area

- Up to and additional 73 acres also available

- Dead end road location

- 2019 Taxes: $3,364.08

- Note: The house and buildings do not currently have electricity run to them but is available at the road