If you are looking for the ideal farmstead with a roomy well built and well maintained 4 or 5 bedroom 1.5 bath two story with newer oak kitchen with corian counter tops and center isle plus appliances sitting on 5 acres in a great country location then make the call today. Formal dining room. Main floor bedroom. Full basement with wood burner. All newer replacement windows but 2. Natural woodwork. Maintenance free exterior with newer roof. The bonus for you man cave lovers is a heated 26x40 detached garage with floor heat, kitchen with appliances and half bath. Great barn for raising livestock or having a horse or two. There is also a 36x54 machine shed. This property is located approximately 15 minutes south of Fairbury and is in the Prairie Central School District. It is 30 minutes from the Bloomington Normal metro area.
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Market trends in 61731, IL
Last updated October 2026
Sale-to-list price
93.5%
+6.0% MoM
Median sale price
$290K
$140K MoM
Avg. days on market
293d
114 days MoM
Recently sold homes
1
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Sale history for 20368 N 4100 East Rd
Date
Event
Price
MRED as Distributed by MLS Grid #11227939
Jan 13, 2022
Sold (MLS) (Closed)
$230,000
$112/sq ft
Jan 5, 2022
Pending
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Dec 7, 2021
Pending (Active Under Contract)
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Nov 18, 2021
Price Changed
$275,000
$134/sq ft
Sep 23, 2021
Listed (Active)
$297,500
$145/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$4,278 (+8.4%)
$8,959 + $52,996
$61,955
2023
$3,946 (+52.6%)
$7,461 + $44,295
$51,756
2022
$2,585 (+5.0%)
$6,952 + $33,864
$40,816
2021
$2,463 (+2.8%)
$6,657 + $32,823
$39,480
2020
$2,395 (−0.8%)
$6,448 + $32,222
$38,670
2019
$2,415 (−14.9%)
$6,351 + $32,222
$38,573
2018
$2,837 (+8.0%)
$10,893 + $29,873
$40,766
2017
$2,627 (−4.6%)
$10,893 + $29,873
$40,766
2016
$2,754 (+6.5%)
$10,893 + $29,873
$40,766
2015
$2,587 (+10.8%)
$10,617 + $29,116
$39,733
2013
$2,335
$10,617 + $26,116
$36,733
Tax history for 20368 N 4100 East Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2024
$4,278 (+8.4%)
$8,959 + $52,996
$61,955
2023
$3,946 (+52.6%)
$7,461 + $44,295
$51,756
2022
$2,585 (+5.0%)
$6,952 + $33,864
$40,816
2021
$2,463 (+2.8%)
$6,657 + $32,823
$39,480
2020
$2,395 (−0.8%)
$6,448 + $32,222
$38,670
2019
$2,415 (−14.9%)
$6,351 + $32,222
$38,573
2018
$2,837 (+8.0%)
$10,893 + $29,873
$40,766
2017
$2,627 (−4.6%)
$10,893 + $29,873
$40,766
2016
$2,754 (+6.5%)
$10,893 + $29,873
$40,766
2015
$2,587 (+10.8%)
$10,617 + $29,116
$39,733
2013
$2,335
$10,617 + $26,116
$36,733
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
1
Stories
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Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
5 Acres
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
1,072
Year built
1906
Style
Other
County
McLean County
APN
1135400004
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Garage
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Features
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Last updated by owner on Sep 2, 2026.
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Agriculture District
Agricultural land is under urban pressure from expanding incorporated areas. This urban pressure takes the form of scattered development in wide belts around the incorporated communities of McLean County, brings conflicting land uses into juxtaposition, creates high costs for public services and stimulates land speculation. Certain agricultural land constitutes unique and irreplaceable land resources. It is the purpose of the Agriculture District to provide a means by which agricultural land may be protected and enhanced as an economic and environmental resource of major importance to the County. Therefore, the Agriculture District is intended to accomplish the following objectives: Promote the use of agricultural land that is most suitable for farming activities; Protect the value of agricultural land from indiscriminate incompatible and conflicting land uses; Conserve and protect open space, wooded areas, streams, mineral deposits and other natural resources from incompatible land uses and provide for their timely utilization; Provide for the location and govern the establishment and operation of land uses which are compatible with agriculture and are of such a nature that their location away from residential, commercial and industrial areas is most desirable; Provide for the location and govern the establishment and use of residential uses that are accessory to and necessary for the conduct of agriculture; Provide for the location and govern the establishment and use of limited non-farm dwellings.