Listed by Lisa Parkos-Verhagen • Resource One Realty, LLC (OFF-D: 920-255-6580). Bought with Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group.
Off Market Feb 2023 for $349K
$398,623
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$1,764/mo
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2.5 ba
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2,070
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2443-2 Remington Rd #2, Green Bay, WI 54302
About this home
Public Remarks: Beautiful New Condo located in Baird's Crossing Condominiums. Open concept w/ custom cabinets, island, backsplash, pantry & appliances included. Granite/Quartz throughout Condo. LPV flooring thru Living Rm, Kitchen & Dining areas. Living Rm w/ vaulted ceiling, gas fireplace & doors leading to composite deck w/ gorgeous view. Master Bedroom w/ dual closets, Master Bath features dual sinks & walk-in tile shower. Spacious lower level Rec Room w/ egress windows, Bedroom 2 and full bath. Enjoy Maintenance Free Living! Condo is Zero Entry. Photos are similar but may not be exact. Floor plan is the same but colors may vary.
CondoProperty Type
2022Year Built
$193Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 spacesParking
Listed by Lisa Parkos-Verhagen• Resource One Realty, LLC
Contact: OFF-D: 920-255-6580
Bought with Brandi Buss• Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Last updated by owner on Jul 24, 2026.
GI
OVERLAY DISTRICTS
General Industrial District
This district accommodates high-intensity industry and often includes very large structures, extensive exterior storage and exterior mechanical or equipment operations. It accommodates uses that require large or isolated sites or rail or port service. Most sites within the GI District have already been developed. Where possible, the GI District should be separated from residential neighborhoods. Standards for screening and buffering of these operations should be enhanced where feasible.