Moline Area

Serving as the seat of Lee County, Dixon, Illinois is noted for many interesting tid-bits of American trivia. Home to at least 16,000 citizens, Dixon apartment residents are privy to live in a small town packed with good-heart folk and traditional values!Dixon apartment dwellers reside in a city noted for being the childhood home of President Ronald Regan. He's not the only presidential personality with a stamp on this town. The Lincoln Monument State Memorial commemorates the spot where Lincoln took his pledge when entering the Illinois militia in 1832. No wonder Dixon residents consider this city a special place!The first settler of the area was a man of French and Native American descent named Ogee. Ogee loved the area closest to the Rock River and carved out a ferry and cabin long side the river. Ogee has several employees and one was given the title of postmaster, John Dixon. Dixon was noted with founding the town and gave the community his name as its title. Dixon purchased Ogee's ferry in 1830 and even named the post office, the Dixon's Ferry, after himself. Talk about implosion!Dixon apartment dwellers have an extensive events calendar to choose from! One of those events is the Petunia Festival showcasing fireworks, a parade, carnival and country concert is held in the city every summer. During the same event is the Reagan 5k Run, which has heavy participation each year.From the south end of the city to the north side of town, Dixon apartment communities are scattered around the city this wonderful city. Comb through this great city to find the perfect Dixon apartment home. Once you have moved into your new dwelling spot, cozy in your favorite spot with a cup of tea and relish over your decision to make this fantastic city your new home!

The 11 square mile area of Freeport, IL is home to 24,000 "middle America" residents.  The town is supported with one hospital, one raceway, one public golf course, one country club, one museum and two colleges along with several shopping centers and 5 parks.  Freeport has a rich history dating back to the home site of the 2nd Lincoln Douglas Presidential debate.  The town is located 28 miles from Rockford, IL (20 miles south of the Wisconsin border) along route 20 with easy access to Interstates 90 and 39.  Freeport's Krape Park has won high state recognition for "outstanding multi-use facilities" that includes boat rentals, tennis courts, nature trails, bike path, mini golf, cross country skiing and baseball fields.  The nearby Oakdale Preserve adds further outdoor entertainment with their outstanding 130 natural acres.  Freeport also boasts of having the oldest Carnegie Library in the United States.  Prospective buyers can find some excellent real estate opportunities in single family home prices and apartment rents in Freeport.