Listed by Lynn Schwensow • Century 21 Moves. Bought with Century 21 Moves.
Off Market Oct 2019 for $230K
$351,787
3
bd
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2 ba
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1,620
sq ft
2284 County Road 0, Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
About this home
Public Remarks: Awesome 3BR Ranch with 2.5 attached garage. Also has Detached garage with workshop, Man Cave and full attic. Auminum screened sun porch, LR with WBFP and sooo much more waiting for you to discover. Lower has lge Finished Rec Rm with 2nd FP, '' tornado shelter'' (or ''wine or canning cellar'' and numerous storage rooms. This home also boasts a semi-fenced yard, raised gardens, Pergola covered Deck, Central Air, and 'Wash Lines' to hang your sheets etc for that unforgetable fresh air scent you can't get from fabric softeners. This home is extremely well maintained and can be yours - - Let Me write your offer and make thisfantastic home yours before the snow flies!
Rare find! Country living and close to City. This home is on a little over 1/2 acre and features awesome large kitchen and dining with 1 skylight, huge size living room, 1 full and 3,4 bath in mint condition. Beautiful hard wood floors in kitchen, hall and bedrooms, family room in lower with gas fireplace but could be turned back to woodburning. 2 1/2 car garage plus detached workshop and 3rd car garage. Updates include roof, C. A. , both bathrooms, Cedar closet. In move in condition , this is a keeper! Cal
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Jan 14, 2021.
A-1
Prime Agricultural District
A-1 District are to preserve productive agriculturalland for food and fiber production; preserve productive farms by preventing landuse conflicts between incompatible uses and controlling public services; maintain aviable agricultural base to support agricultural processing and service industries; prevent conflicts between incompatible uses; reduce costs of providing services toscattered, nonfarm uses; pace and shape urban growth; implement the policies ofthe Sheboygan County Farmland Preservation Plan; and, comply with the provisionsof the Farmland Preservation Law to permit eligible landowners to receive taxcredits under Ch. 91, Wisconsin Statutes.