Listed by Team Max Rea & Assoc • REALTY EXECUTIVES. Bought with COLDWELL BANKER ACTION.
Off Market Sep 2011 for $405K
$1,000,478
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$2,598/mo
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3,750
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1700 Church Rd, Mosinee, WI 54455
About this home
Public Remarks: Spacious Waterfront Home with 170? Frontage on Beautiful Lake DuBay. Set on 1.68 Private Acres, This Is Also One of the Best Fishing Spots on the Lake! Highlights Include Five Bedrooms, Three Full & One Half Baths, Over 3,700 Square Feet of Living Space, a Finished Walkout Lower Level, Large Windows & Plentiful Views Throughout the Home, Generous Room Sizes, a Two Story Great Room with Vaulted Pine Ceilings & a Fireplace with Stone Surround, Master Suite with Deck Access, & a Main Level Laundry Room. ,The Finished, Walkout Lower Level Features a Large Family Room with Wet Bar, Two Additional Bedrooms (One Currently Used As an Office), a Full Bathroom, & Workshop with Built-In Cabinets. Huge Wraparound Deck Plus Patio Off the Lower Level. This information is compiled from miscellaneous sources and is believed accurate but not warranted. Neither the listing broker nor its agents, subagents or property owner are responsible for the accuracy of the information. Buyers are advised to verify all information.
*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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Marathon County
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Last updated by owner on Jul 24, 2026.
L-D-R
Low Density Residential District
The purpose of the Low Density Residential district is to accommodate single-family residential use along existing streets and to promote single-family residential development (involving the extension of new streets) where sanitary sewer and municipal water may be available. The densities are intended to provide for areas of suburban character in the community and to prevent excessive demands on sewerage and water systems, streets, schools, and other community facilities. The districts are intended to avoid overcrowding by requiring certain minimum yards, open spaces, and site area while making available a variety of dwelling types and densities to serve a wide range of individual requirements and thereby providing a more orderly and efficient extension of public facilities.