Brick c.1873 Wisconsin Farmhouse For Sale on Acre $249,900

Welcome to this charming 1873 brick farmhouse, it is a perfect blend of historic charm and modern potential. Nestled on a sprawling one-acre lot, this property boasts three spacious bedrooms and 2.5 baths. The recently renovated sections of the home showcase beautifully restored character, featuring original woodwork, high ceilings, and large windows that fill the space with natural light. Bring your vision and explore the endless possibilities this unique property has to offer! This listing is being sold as-is, don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of history and make it your own! Photos are virtually staged

• 3bed
• 2.5bath
• 3,580sqft
• 1acre lot
• Circa 1873

Contact Realtor: Jaimee Radloff

Pros

1. Cost of Living: Generally, Oshkosh has a lower cost of living compared to many urban areas, making housing more affordable.
2. Natural Beauty: The city is located near Lake Winnebago and several parks, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and boating.
3. Community Feel: Oshkosh has a friendly, tight-knit community, with various local events and festivals that promote social interaction.
4. Education: The city is home to the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, which offers various educational and cultural opportunities.
5. Job Opportunities: There’s a diverse job market, with opportunities in manufacturing, healthcare, education, and retail.

Cons

1. Weather: Winters can be particularly harsh with heavy snowfall and cold temperatures, which might not be appealing to everyone.
2. Limited Entertainment: While there are some cultural and recreational activities, those seeking a vibrant nightlife or extensive entertainment options may find it lacking.
3. Transportation: Public transportation options are limited, making it necessary to own a vehicle for commuting and errands.
4. Economic Fluctuations: As a smaller city, Oshkosh can be affected by economic downturns, impacting job availability.
5. Rural Setting: For those accustomed to urban environments, the more rural setting may feel isolating at times.