ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL 9+ ACRES. RIDING TRAILS THROUGH THE ACREAGE. NEWER 40 X 60 GARAGE. SPACIOUS KITCHEN WITH NEW STOVE AND DISHWASHER.DINING AREA THAT WALKS OUT TO LARGE 15 X 30 DECK. LARGE BEDROOMS. MASTER BEDROOM HAS SITTING ROOM, WALK IN CLOSET WITH ACCESS FROM SITTING ROOM AND MASTER BATH. NEW FLOORING IN LIVING ROOM, MASTER BEDROOM, SITTING ROOM AND MASTER BATH. OPEN FLOOR PLAN. GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING. BAR BETWEEN DINING AREA AND FAMILY ROOM ADDS A GREAT FEATURE TO THIS HOME. ALL APPLIANCES STAY. DRYER IS NEW! ROOF AND GRAVEL DRIVEWAY 2014!! CLOSE TO CARLYLE LAKE, HIGHLAND AND I-70 HWY.
Single-familyProperty Type
2002Year Built
9.35 acresLot Size
$176Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
4 car garageParking
Listed by Rozanne Hunter• RE/MAX Alliance
Bought with Rozanne Hunter• Re/Max Integrity Realty Centre
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Market trends in 62275, IL
Last updated September 2026
Buyer's Market
Seller's Market
Balanced market
Sale-to-list price
97.2%
+3.7% MoM
Median sale price
$300K
$20K MoM
Avg. days on market
27d
160 days MoM
Recently sold homes
6
4 MoM
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Sale history for 25 Schrage Rd
Date
Event
Price
Public Records
Aug 4, 2014
Sold
$165,000
$80/sq ft
MARIS as Distributed by MLS Grid #4307305
Aug 1, 2014
Sold
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Public Records
Jan 28, 2005
Sold
$150,000
$73/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,000 (+17.5%)
$14,350 + $46,898
$61,248
2024
$2,554 (−3.7%)
$6,834 + $46,898
$53,732
2023
$2,652
$6,287 + $43,324
$49,611
2022
$2,650 (−21.7%)
$6,019 + $41,751
$47,770
2021
$3,385 (−1.3%)
$5,315 + $39,421
$44,736
2020
$3,430
$5,270 + $39,421
$44,691
2019
$3,431 (+0.5%)
$5,227 + $39,421
$44,648
2018
$3,414 (+2.2%)
$5,187 + $39,421
$44,608
2017
$3,340 (+2.1%)
$5,153 + $39,421
$44,574
2016
$3,271 (−3.2%)
$5,150 + $39,421
$44,571
2015
$3,378 (+53.8%)
$5,088 + $39,421
$44,509
2014
$2,196 (+0.2%)
$8,449 + $24,722
$33,171
2013
$2,191
$8,449 + $24,722
$33,171
Tax history for 25 Schrage Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,000 (+17.5%)
$14,350 + $46,898
$61,248
2024
$2,554 (−3.7%)
$6,834 + $46,898
$53,732
2023
$2,652
$6,287 + $43,324
$49,611
2022
$2,650 (−21.7%)
$6,019 + $41,751
$47,770
2021
$3,385 (−1.3%)
$5,315 + $39,421
$44,736
2020
$3,430
$5,270 + $39,421
$44,691
2019
$3,431 (+0.5%)
$5,227 + $39,421
$44,648
2018
$3,414 (+2.2%)
$5,187 + $39,421
$44,608
2017
$3,340 (+2.1%)
$5,153 + $39,421
$44,574
2016
$3,271 (−3.2%)
$5,150 + $39,421
$44,571
2015
$3,378 (+53.8%)
$5,088 + $39,421
$44,509
2014
$2,196 (+0.2%)
$8,449 + $24,722
$33,171
2013
$2,191
$8,449 + $24,722
$33,171
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Lot size
9.35 Acres
Year renovated
2002
Sq. Ft.
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Year built
2002
Style
Vacant Land
County
Bond County
APN
071236412001
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Accessible
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Last updated by owner on Oct 15, 2026.
A-1
Agricultural District
The carrying out of agricultural activities has long been, and continues to be, an important part of the way of life for Bond County residents, and such activities provide a large portion of the income derived by the County’s population. Thus, to promote and protect this mainstay of the local economy, it has been established as official policy that the County should protect, preserve, and encourage the pursuit of agriculture by its residents. The creation of the A-1 Agricultural District is an integral part of that policy. The A-1 District encompasses sparsely developed areas which, because of the fertility of the soil, topography, the availability of water, and other factors, including the suitability of the land for the raising of animals, have high agricultural productivity. The regulations for this district are intended to preserve such agricultural land by severely restricting the encroachment of non agricultural uses and structures. The owners and renters of property, whether farm or non farm, in this district should realize that they will likely encounter the smells, sights and sounds attendant to agricultural operations.