c.1908 Four Bedroom Wisconsin Home For Sale $115K

Bring your ideas to this 4-bedroom home with beautiful original woodwork and built-in features. Located across from historic Swan City Park, east of Beaver Dam Lake, and just a block from Marshfield Medical Center – Beaver Dam. This home offers an opportunity for a buyer with vision to restore its character and make it their own.

• 4bed
• 1bath
• 1,528sqft
• 7,841sqft lot
• Circa 1908

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Pros of Living in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

• Affordable housing and lower cost of living
  Home prices are generally more affordable than in larger Wisconsin cities like Madison or Milwaukee, making it attractive for families, retirees, and first-time buyers.
• Strong outdoor recreation opportunities
  Residents enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, hiking, golf, and winter sports thanks to nearby Beaver Dam Lake and the Horicon Marsh area.
• Small-town feel with everyday conveniences
  Beaver Dam has a quieter pace of life while still offering grocery stores, shopping, healthcare, schools, gyms, and local restaurants.
• Convenient location between larger cities
  The city sits within reasonable driving distance of Madison, Milwaukee, and Green Bay, allowing residents to access bigger-city entertainment and jobs while living somewhere more affordable.
• Generally low crime rates
  Crime rates are reported below national averages, which contributes to the area’s family-friendly reputation.
• Community-oriented atmosphere
  Beaver Dam is known for local festivals, seasonal events, farmers markets, and a growing downtown area with breweries and community spaces.
• Good regional healthcare access
  The city is known regionally for healthcare services compared to many similarly sized communities.

Cons of Living in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

• Limited nightlife and dining variety
  While there are local favorites and essentials, restaurant and entertainment options are still limited compared to larger metro areas.
• Cold, snowy winters
  Winters can be long and harsh, with snow, ice, and difficult driving conditions at times. Commuters especially notice this during storms.
• Fewer high-paying career opportunities locally
  Many residents commute to Madison or surrounding areas for specialized or higher-paying jobs.
• Small-city limitations
  With a population around 16,000, some people may find the area too quiet or lacking in cultural diversity and major entertainment.
• Car dependency
  Public transportation options are limited, so daily life generally requires driving.
• Can feel politically and socially mixed depending on preference
  Like many Wisconsin small cities, Beaver Dam has a blend of viewpoints and demographics that may feel different from more urban areas like Madison.