Former 1930 Illinois orphanage offered at auction with $975,000 suggested opening bid

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A historic Illinois building that originally served as an orphanage in 1930 is being converted into a private residence. The property covers roughly 10,000 square feet and includes 17 bedrooms. It is going up for auction with a suggested starting bid of $975,000. The interiors are unfinished, allowing buyers to customize the layout to their own tastes. The original architectural character of the building is intended to remain intact, and additional outbuildings on the site offer varied potential uses.

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