821-823 S Oak Ave - Freeport, IL 61032. This classic 2-story, 2-unit building in Freeport has a comfortable apartment on each floor. Each unit has its own front and rear entrance, plus hardwood and vinyl flooring. Residents share a full basement with room for storage, and can enjoy the covered front porch, enclosed porch and wood deck.
Room to breathe without the upkeep. This first-floor 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment has about 1,015 square feet, much more space than a typical 1-bedroom. Spread out with a comfortable living area, a separate dining space or a home office corner.
Hardwood and vinyl floors give the home a warm, classic feel and are easy to keep clean. With your own front and rear entrances, coming and going is easy, and there are no shared hallways.
Enjoy your morning coffee on the covered front porch, relax in the enclosed porch or get some fresh air on the wood deck. You also have a shared full basement for storage, so your living space stays clutter-free. Gas heat keeps the apartment warm through the Freeport winter.
Why you'll love it: About 1,015 sq ft, roomy for a 1-bedroom. First-floor living with no stairs to climb. Private front and rear entrances. Hardwood and vinyl flooring. Covered front porch, enclosed porch and wood deck. Shared full basement for storage. Gas heat.
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RentalSource last checked: 8 hours ago · Listing updated: November 7, 2026
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 823 S Oak Ave in Freeport, IL 61032 rents for $715 a month. It has 1,015 square feet. 823 S Oak Ave was advertised by Pied Piper Realty on July 17, 2026.
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