Listed by Susan Hansen • FIRST WEBER. Bought with FIRST WEBER.
Off Market May 2019 for $445K
$745,871
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$1,830/mo
3
bd
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3 ba
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3,355
sq ft
203505 Saint Johns Rd, Mosinee, WI 54455
About this home
Public Remarks: STUNNING, BEAUTIFUL PARK-LIKE 1.33 ACRE LOT WITH 150 FEET ADJACENT TO LAKE DUBAY! You will love the open concept design of the kitchen, dining and great room. An abundance of windows allow lots of natural light and gorgeous water views. A fireplace highlights the dining area and can be enjoyed throughout the great room and kitchen areas. The kitchen is well designed with beautiful cabinetry, large center island, walk in pantry and appliances are included. ,The master suite features a walk in closet and private bath with custom tiled shower and dual vanity. A very well designed floor plan with 2 sets of patio doors leading from the great room and dining areas to the beautiful deck. The AWESOME, low maintenance deck will be great for entertaining, is very large and features a covered section and open section. An open staircase leads to the walk out lower level and includes a large family room, bath, bonus/craft room and storage areas. In-ground sprinkler system, central air, large main floor laundry, newer furnace and water heater are a few of the added features of this beautiful home. 2 year old dock is included! 3rd Bedroom may not meet egress requirements. Call Today for your personal showing!
*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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1.33 Acres
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Single Family Residential
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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.