1920 Woodwork Still Intact. Natural Gardens. $110,000.

A 1920 house in Kewanee with the original woodwork still there, untouched, is not something you find every day at this price.

The house is 1,566 square feet across three bedrooms and one bath. That is a real amount of space, and in a house this age, the architecture earns it. The original woodwork is throughout, and with a 1920 build that means you are looking at detail in the trim, the millwork, the doors, the kind of craftsmanship that would cost serious money to reproduce today and usually gets stripped out during flips before a house like this ever hits the market. This one still has it.

Outside, someone put real time into the gardens. These are not a few shrubs along the foundation. The natural flower gardens read as something that was planned and tended, a layered outdoor space with color and structure. McKinley Park is close by, so there is green space beyond the property itself too.

The agent description is light on specifics about recent mechanical work, so what the listing gives you here is the house itself: the square footage, the age, the original details, the outdoor space. If you are going in at $110,000 on a 1920 build, you go in with eyes open about what a house that age may need. But a house that has kept its woodwork and architectural integrity this long has generally been cared for in the ways that matter.

Kewanee is a small city in Henry County, roughly midway between the Quad Cities and Peoria. It is the kind of place where $110,000 gets you a real house on a real street with room to actually live in it, not a gut job that pencils out on paper but costs you two years of weekends.

Three bedrooms, original details from a century ago, curated gardens, and a block count from a park. That is $110,000 in Kewanee, Illinois.

Originally listed for $110,000, this property sold for $118,000 on September 4, 2026.