Listed by Jill Hocking • Pat's Realty Inc (info@patsrealty.com). Bought with Pat's Realty Inc.
Sold on Jul 2026
$425,000
3
bd
•
2 ba
•
1,670
sq ft
10512 N Kidder Rd, Edgerton, WI 53534
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Public Remarks: Vacation retreat or a year-round home, this unique RRLE property offers the perfect blend ofrecreation & opportunity! Nestled on a wooded . 47-acre lot, this gently used home featureswavy cedar siding, a new roof (2025) & new furnace (2025). The main level offers a family roomwith walkout to the covered patio, 3rdBR, full bath & laundry. Upstairs is the heart of the home with a vaulted Great Room, eat-in kitchen, wraparound 3-season room, 2 BRs with WIC & full bath with walk-through to the primary BR. An attached 24x24 garage, detached 17x16 garage, 12x16 storage shed & concrete driveway provide space for vehicles, boats & all your recreational toys. Enjoy all the RRLE amenities, including two pools, fishing pond, playground, activities & more. Optional Rock River pier slips provide access to Lake Koshkonong, where boating, fishing, waterfront dining, and live entertainment are all part of the lifestyle. Vacation life Everyday! (Adjacent Lot 186 Leisure Way MLS#2026833 $130,000.)
The purpose of the Planned Development PD Zoning District, in accordance with 62.23 7b, Wis. Stats., is to provide for greater flexibility and efficiency in meeting the intent and purpose of this chapter as stated in 425-1-3 herein, with uses in this district appropriately coordinating with and relating to existing land uses, future land uses as delineated in the Comprehensive Plan, Town of Fulton Agriculture Resources — Farmland Preservation Map as contained in the Rock County Agriculture Plan, or any similar plans or documents, and the natural landscape. The intent of the PD Zoning District is to identify general standards and requirements to ensure efficient, economical, and environmentally sound land use, with these standards and requirements having the same legal force and effect as do standards and requirements contained in other zoning districts, and to allow exceptions to specific zoning standards and requirements so as to promote and encourage a development design and amenity unachievable under said specific standards and requirements.