Listed by Gail Sharpe • Adashun Jones Real Estate. Bought with Adashun Jones Real Estate.
Off Market Mar 2019 for $162K
$308,879
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$1,282/mo
4
bd
•
1 ba
•
1,917
sq ft
N5572 Townline Rd, Fond du Lac, WI 54937
About this home
Public Remarks: Move in ready! Enjoy country living but be near easy Hwy 151 access. This 4 bedroom 1bath country home w/ additional toilet has the right location and details. Updated kitchen, living room with hardwood floors. 4 seasons room to enjoy the outdoors! Over 1 acre lot with beautiful trees. Detached outbuilding large enough to hold 4 cars! Main floor laundry and huge attic storage off of master bedroom! Full basement, blacktopped driveway. Look for the gray house tucked into the trees.
Single-familyProperty Type
1910Year Built
1.18 acresLot Size
$161Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Gail Sharpe• Adashun Jones Real Estate
Bought with Gail Sharpe• Adashun Jones Real Estate
Brooke Boyle-Schneider • Roberts Homes and Real Estate
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Sale history for N5572 Townline Rd
Date
Event
Price
MetroMLS as distributed by WIREX #1593189
Mar 25, 2019
Sold
$162,600
$85/sq ft
Feb 27, 2019
Pending
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Jan 31, 2019
Contingent
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Nov 20, 2018
Price Changed
$169,999
$89/sq ft
Oct 9, 2018
Price Changed
$176,900
$92/sq ft
Sep 10, 2018
Price Changed
$180,000
$94/sq ft
Aug 7, 2018
Price Changed
$200,000
$104/sq ft
Jul 2, 2018
Listed
$210,000
$110/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,617 (−13.5%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2024
$3,024 (+1.1%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2023
$2,992 (+2.5%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2022
$2,919 (+9.3%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2021
$2,669 (−1.4%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2020
$2,708 (−2.7%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2019
$2,784 (+9.7%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2018
$2,539 (−5.7%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2017
$2,692 (+3.3%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2016
$2,605 (−0.8%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2015
$2,625 (+1.2%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2014
$2,593 (+3.0%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2013
$2,517
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
Tax history for N5572 Townline Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,617 (−13.5%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2024
$3,024 (+1.1%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2023
$2,992 (+2.5%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2022
$2,919 (+9.3%)
$32,600 + $140,900
$173,500
2021
$2,669 (−1.4%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2020
$2,708 (−2.7%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2019
$2,784 (+9.7%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2018
$2,539 (−5.7%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2017
$2,692 (+3.3%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2016
$2,605 (−0.8%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2015
$2,625 (+1.2%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2014
$2,593 (+3.0%)
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
2013
$2,517
$25,800 + $102,300
$128,100
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
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Stories
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Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
1.18 Acres
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
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Year built
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Style
Single Family Residential
County
Fond du Lac County
APN
20024 T121516250400200
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Garage
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Features
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Last updated by owner on Sep 18, 2026.
AG
General Agriculture District
The purpose of this district is to discourage the development of livestock operations that would exceed 250 plus animal units and to allow the gradual transition of land use from farming to a nonfarm residence, and that the following would be promoted: The overall phasing of agricultural uses in the Town of Lamartine from intensive or concentrated Farmland Preservation on the western portion of the town to General Agriculture on the eastern, more developed portion of the Town.; The guiding principles of land in the AG, General Agriculture District are as follows: Consistency with the Town of Lamartine Comprehensive Plan, Fond du Lac County Comprehensive Plan and Fond du Lac County Farmland Preservation Plan.; In the interest of public health and safety, the Town of Lamartine has chosen to restrict the location of livestock operations over 250, due to the encouragement of a transition from farming to residential development, and that farm operations may impose negative impacts on the safety of local roads, ground water supply, and the increased conflict that can occur from more nonfarm residential development in this transitional district.