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106 E Shelly St #1

Shannon, IL 61078 - Carroll County

Apartment

1 bed

1 bath

650 sqft

No pets

Laundry on site

About 106 E Shelly St #1

Amazing 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment in Shannon. Amenities included: hardwood floors, updated kitchen, updated bathroom, and laundry in building. Utilities included: water and Garbage. Is not pet friendly. Date Available: Oct 24th 2026. $625/month rent. $625 security deposit required. This property is managed by a responsible landlord using Avail landlord software.

2 days on RentalSource

RentalSource last checked: 20 hours ago · Listing updated: October 29, 2026

Managed by: Kathi Garrett · (815) 291-9283

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$625
Bedrooms:	1 bed
Bathrooms:	1 bath
Size:	650 sqft

Pets:	No
Laundry:	On site
Parking:	Inquire
Available:	Now
ID:	84670559

Amenities

Water Included
Laundry Facilities
Hardwood Floors

Leasing Information

Fees

Security deposit $625 (mandatory, refundable, move-in).

Additional Details

This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 106 E Shelly St #1 in Shannon, IL 61078 rents for $625 a month. It has 650 square feet. 106 E Shelly St #1 was advertised by Kathi Garrett on October 29, 2026.

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Deposit $625 · All fees

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Property managed by:

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(815) 291-9283

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