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I love log cabins, but most do not, especially outside of the Northwoods or as vacation properties. My neighbor in Fox River Grove had a log cabin home, and it took a while to sell. It takes a special buyer, for sure.

https://foxlakecc.com/

Yeah, my Grandpa and Grandma live next door at Leasure Village. I didn't know the golf course isn't open anymore. It's a lot more natural than a housing development.

used to be... now lucky if I go out 1-2 times per year I am a big supporter of keeping land as natural as possible.

Not surprisingly the town of Fox Lake supports removing green space for development. (Tax $$$$) but that sucks.

I think that house has been in the process of construction for decades. That might explain the weird price history. The land is also worth good money also... Maybe $600K in 2005.

Does anyone want a 15,000 sqft house on 10 acres for $2.7 million? Seems like a great value. It's just VERY ugly :rofl: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/24575-N-State-Route-59-Barrington-IL-60010/4860574_zpid/

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/273-Donlea-Rd-Barrington-IL-60010/87705370_zpid/ Made a craigslist deal at this house a few years ago. 2019 or 2020. It was rundown, overgrown, and junk everywhere. It looked like a junkyard outside. I am really not sure what was going on. Maybe a forclosure...

I was like... Seems like a solid buy for $245K Then looked at the pictures and realized it looks like a hoarder was running a daycare out of the house.

Almost half a million for 5 acres and has been for sale since 2018. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/298-Otis-Rd-Barrington-IL-60010/157968357_zpid/ Bought in 2008 for 1.4 million :rofl:

$90K an acre if my math is right. Im not sure if that would be attractive to a developer for that kinda money. I think parcels in Barrington hills need to be 5 acres at minimum. So could build 8 homes.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/100-Brinker-Rd-Barrington-IL-60010/3244538_zpid/ Barrington Hills mansion on a 40. wow

Kinda cool. The island next to Blarneys. Just not sure if you could actually do anything with this property. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/40111-N-Fox-Riv-Antioch-IL-60002/247669323_zpid/

They aren't similar prices, that's the thing. Homes off the flood plain are almost always more money. Your paying for mandatory flood insurance as well as taking a risk of flooding issues with a home in the flood plain. Usually gets you a cheaper purchase price.

Well, you are sure dismissing a $250k house on the chain because it's in a flood plan. Surely you have better options for the money. Not everyone can buy half a million dollar plus homes that are guaranteed high and dry.

You said there are plenty of homes off the flood plane. Find some in the same price range :dunno:

Is anything for sale under $300k?

If I didnt know any better I would guess this was a better section of Gary Indiana or something. Looking at the empty lots and local establishments. Where exactly is the "bar area" that everyone visits?

House says built it in 2021 but I want to say she moved out there earlier, maybe in 2020. (from Schaumburg) :rofl:

Friends selling her place in Nashville. She's moving back to Chicago because Nashville is "trashy" https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1125-10th-Ave-N-207-Nashville-TN-37208/331679518_zpid/ 800sqft for almost half a mill. Crazy