Storage Units Near Mossville

Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, Moving is an exciting and fresh start. While we are here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Mossville.

About Mossville, IL

Mossville is an unincorporated area in Peoria County, Illinois. It is a small suburb of about 200 folks, known for its serene surroundings, friendly atmosphere, and strong sense of community. Settled over a century ago, Mossville seamlessly blends old-world allure with today’s lifestyle needs - making life here both charming and convenient.

Imagine a place where the landscapes are postcard-perfect, every corner holds a piece of history, and friendly faces greet you everywhere. That’s Mossville for you – an oasis away from urban frenzy. When you step into Mossville, it's all about soaking up that rural charm, joining in on community fun, or making the most of nature's playground—all wrapped up with Midwestern warmth.

What To Do in Mossville, IL

Mossville has exciting things to do and lovely things to enjoy. Here are a few top choices.

• Outdoor Spaces: If you're into getting outdoors but haven't checked out Donovan Park or Jubilee College State Park yet—what are you waiting for? Whether it’s biking down cleverly winding paths, marching across terrain on foot, or spreading out with picnic goodies under open skies—you’re covered! At the Peoria Zoo, get ready for a close-up with creatures that hail from distant lands amidst scenic displays and lush gardens.
• Landmarks: A journey through Mossville offers more than just sights; it’s an invitation into a deep, historical narrative told by each landmark and institution. Imagine walking through history in the beautifully revived John C. Flanagan House Museum. Here, every corner tells a story from days gone by, with its architecture and region-specific exhibits waiting for your discovery as you learn about history.
• Community Events: You won’t want to miss out on what makes Mossville special - their jam-packed schedule full of colorful events and celebrations that really show off how tight-knit this place is from January till December. From the Mossville Bluegrass Festival to the Mossville Fall Festival, there's always something happening in Mossville. Get ready to immerse yourself in vibrant rhythms, indulge in culinary delights, and explore artisan creations. Laugh along with kids at play.

Working in Mossville, IL

Mossville's economy benefits from healthcare, manufacturing, and education. The town's unemployment rate is 9%, which is much higher than the national average. The median household income in Mossville is $53,568 per year, which is about $12,500 lower than the American average of $69,021.

The economy is growing much slower than the national average. Mossville’s predicted job growth rate for the next ten years is 17.4%, compared to the national rate expected to be 33.5%.

Industries offering the most jobs are healthcare (12.0%), educational services (10.3%), machinery (9.1%), accommodation & food services (7.6%), professional, scientific, and technical services (6.4%), administrative support/waste management (4.1%), and construction (4.1%).

Mossville, IL Neighborhoods

There is only one neighborhood in this community. The adjacent neighborhoods in the nearby community of Peoria are included for comparison purposes.

• Mossville: On the eastern side of this area, you will find outstanding lakefront properties. The median real estate price is $121,000. This amount is less than 87.9% of all other places in Illinois. Most of the properties are owner-occupied. There are single-family homes and mobile homes. The average rent is $1,563. The vacancy rate is 8.2%, so it is not difficult to find a place to rent.
• Peoria - Alta: This area has lots of green space. The median real estate price is $434,766. The average rental price is $1,730. The vacancy rate is 5.2%.
• Peoria – Detweiller Park: This area has a lovely park. The median price for a home is $200,105. The average rent is $1,568. The vacancy rate is 8%, so it is easy to find a place.
• Peoria - Sankoty: This area includes the northern portion of the Forest Park Nature Reserve. The median price for a home is $284,512. The average rent is $2,468. The vacancy rate is 2.4%, so it is difficult to find a place.

Mossville, IL School District

The Illinois Valley Central School District #321 manages the public schools. The school district invests $16,132 yearly for the educational services needed by each student. The student-to-teacher ratio is exceptional at 14 to one, which creates a modest class size.

Mossville has no private school in town; however, there are 21 private schools in nearby Peoria less than 15 minutes away. The top-ranked ones are Aletheia School (PK to 7th), Peoria Christian School (PK to 12th), and Peoria Notre Dame High School (9th to 12th).

There are no colleges in Mossville; however, there are 14 colleges and universities within 50 miles, with the nearest ones in Peoria about a 10 to 15-minute drive from this little town. Schools to consider include these two in Peoria: Bradley University, Illinois Central College, and the Illinois State University in Normal (36 miles away).

Moving to Mossville, IL Resource Guide

Mossville is an unincorporated area in Peoria County. The county government has 18 members on the County Board. Find more information from the Census Reporter and Peoria County.

The parks and recreational areas are managed by the county department of Peoria Parks. There are 66 acres of parklands. The county offers guided hikes, Spring Market in the Garden, and container garden classes.

Mossville, IL Housing

The median price is $121,000. The price trend is up 1.2% year-over-year. The housing market is a seller’s market with fewer homes listed for sale than potential buyers. Housing costs are 26% lower than the national average. The cost of living is 7% lower than found in other Illinois cities and 11% lower than in the rest of the country.