Listed by Barbara Frasch • COLDWELL BANKER ACTION. Bought with FIRST WEBER.
Off Market Oct 2020 for $130K
$214,594
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$916/mo
4
bd
•
2.5 ba
•
1,530
sq ft
9618 State Highway 10, Marshfield, WI 54449
About this home
Public Remarks: Main floor square footage will be updated soon. 1.075 of an acre located on U. S. Highway 10 just south of Marshfield Older home with nice floor plan, and ample space. Main level features include kitchen with abundance of cabinets and counter top space for all your entertaining preparation. Large dining room with patio door leading to deck for grilling and picnics. Living room with open stairwell. Master bedroom, and one and one half bathrooms. Lastly, a main level laundry for your convenience. Th e upper area includes three additional bedrooms with wood floors and full updated bathroom. Great metal pole building that is a whopping 20x80 with unusually tall ceiling height, built in 1/2 bathroom, 1 pellet stove and 1 wood stove, concrete floor with floor drain. Additional 3 car detached garage. Smaller wooden shed and plenty of room on 1.075 of an acre. No lack of storage space here. Easy commute and just minutes from Marshfield.
Beautiful Country home has numerous recent updates but still retains the character & charm of a by-gone era. Eat-in Kitchen has lovely Oak cabinets with roll-out shelves, an island and lots of counter space and all appliances included making meal prep a breeze. With the Kitchen open to the formal Dining room you will never feel ?stuck? by your self. Spacious formal Dining room provides a wonderful gathering spot for those special times together with family & friends. Patio doors lead to the deck, and one acre yard bordered by trees. Main floor Laundry; Main floor bedroom with lots of closet space. 1 Baths; Open staircase leads to 3 more ample bedrooms all with walk-in closets. Steel siding; New roof in 2012; 3 car garage; Upgraded septic system; Located just south of Marshfield on a paved road. Don't let this delightful home get away. Call NOW to see!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,917 (+4.4%)
$29,300 + $205,500
$234,800
2024
$2,795 (+12.7%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2023
$2,480 (−12.5%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2022
$2,834 (+1.8%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2021
$2,783 (+0.4%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2020
$2,772 (+4.8%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2019
$2,645 (−4.6%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2018
$2,771 (−2.7%)
$20,200 + $139,900
$160,100
2017
$2,849 (+3.4%)
$20,200 + $139,900
$160,100
2016
$2,755 (+44.8%)
$20,200 + $139,900
$160,100
2014
$1,902 (+1.0%)
$20,000 + $87,300
$107,300
2013
$1,883
$20,000 + $87,300
$107,300
Tax history for 9618 State Highway 10
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,917 (+4.4%)
$29,300 + $205,500
$234,800
2024
$2,795 (+12.7%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2023
$2,480 (−12.5%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2022
$2,834 (+1.8%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2021
$2,783 (+0.4%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2020
$2,772 (+4.8%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2019
$2,645 (−4.6%)
$22,300 + $140,300
$162,600
2018
$2,771 (−2.7%)
$20,200 + $139,900
$160,100
2017
$2,849 (+3.4%)
$20,200 + $139,900
$160,100
2016
$2,755 (+44.8%)
$20,200 + $139,900
$160,100
2014
$1,902 (+1.0%)
$20,000 + $87,300
$107,300
2013
$1,883
$20,000 + $87,300
$107,300
*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
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Lot size
1.07 Acres
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Style
Other
County
Wood County
APN
0300124A
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Last updated by owner on Jul 8, 2026.
R-2
Rural Residential District
The primary purpose of the rural residential district is to provide for residential uses in a substantially rural environment, in support of the goals of the Cameron Comprehensive Plan, and accommodate uses that are not urban in nature, including limited agricultural activities. The district is intended to accommodate rural parcels that are not part of larger farm operations.