Beaverville, Illinois, is a small village in Iroquois County with a population of around 285 as of 2025. Originally named St. Marie, it was settled in 1851 by 32 families from Montreal, Canada, led by Francis Besse, who sought fertile farmland. Renamed Beaverville in 1905, the village is known for its rural charm and agricultural surroundings. A notable landmark is St. Mary’s Catholic Church, a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture. With a close-knit community, Beaverville offers a peaceful retreat, featuring local parks and community events that reflect its Midwestern heritage.

Beaverville currently has 3 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $153,000. The average annual property tax for Beaverville is $1,865.93.