Chebanse, Illinois, is a small village located primarily in Iroquois County, with a portion extending into Kankakee County, about 60 miles south of Chicago. Founded in 1854 and named after a Potawatomi chief, Chebanse retains a quaint, rural charm with a population of around 1,074 as of recent estimates. The village features a mix of historic and modern elements, including the Chebanse Civic Center, a hub for community events, and a highly rated school system that draws families. Its proximity to Interstate 57 makes it accessible, while its peaceful, small-town atmosphere, surrounded by expansive farmlands, offers a quiet escape from urban life.

Chebanse currently has 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $269,900. The average annual property tax for Chebanse is $3,819.66.