$1,200 per month
Apartment for Rent
1 Bed
811 Covey Ln, Coal City, IL 60416
$1,200 per month
Apartment for Rent
1 Bed
811 Covey Ln, Coal City, IL 60416
$1,000 per month
590 E Division St Unit 1A, Coal City, IL 60416
Nice one bedroom one bath main floor apartment move in ready. Recently updated. No smoking allowed. No pets allowed, but if small pet, upon approval by the owner, there will be additional rent of $100 per month. $1000 security deposit and first month's rent due upon contract signing. Tenant pays electric, gas, and water. INCOME REQUIREMENTS: Tenant or household must earn an income of 3 times the
Carlos Ayala Coldwell Banker Realty
Coal City, Illinois, is a village in Grundy County with a rich mining history dating back to the mid-1800s. Located about 24 miles southwest of Joliet and 64 miles from Chicago, Coal City shares its school, library, and fire districts with neighboring villages Diamond and Carbon Hill. The village is known for its strong community spirit, encapsulated in the phrase "Coaler strong," and features a high school mascot named Charlie Coaler. Housing options include vintage bungalows from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, ranch-style homes, contemporary houses, townhouses, and duplexes. Meadow Estates is a subdivision with new construction located less than a mile south of Division Street. Broadway Street serves as the downtown commercial corridor, hosting independent businesses like The Queen Bees gift shop and Rolando’s Furniture & Appliances, as well as dining options such as El Patron Mexican Kitchen and Geo’s Pizza. Coal City Intermediate School and Coal City Middle School both have high ratings, and the local school district recently completed a $5-million improvement plan. For things to do, residents can visit Lions Park, North Park, and Campbell Memorial Park, which offer various recreational facilities. The Coal City Area Club provides amenities like a swimming beach and campsites. Annual events include the Coal City Fall Fest and the Festival of Trees. The Coal City Public Library District hosts the Midtown Market and offers diverse programming for all ages. State Route 113 runs through the village, with access to Interstate 55 nearby. Public transportation is available via the Grundy Transit System, and medical services are provided by Morris Hospital Diamond-Coal City Campus.