c.1920 Waterfront Wisconsin Home For Sale Under $175K

$174,900

Tucked along the Wisconsin Great River Road, this Wisconsin home is just 1.5 hours from the Twin Cities and only 30 minutes from Winona—making it a great fit as a full-time residence, a vacation getaway, or a smart investment.

Realtor Comments

Come and check out this cute and cozy home that overlooks the Mississippi River in Alma. You will be just a short walk to the downtown shops & restaurants where you can enjoy the charm of the town. This home features hardwood floors throughout, 2 decks to sit and relax on and was recently remodeled. The lot is extra large and has room for growth. Call today for your private showing.

2bd
1.5ba
900sqft
5,000sqft lot
Circa 1920

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603 S Main St, Alma, WI 54610

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.

Contact Realtor: Cherie Burke, Keller Williams Premier Realty

Agent Phone: (507) 450-7867

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Pros of living in Alma, WI

Small-town community vibe: Often feels friendly and neighborly.
More affordable than larger cities: Housing and day-to-day costs are commonly lower.
Quieter lifestyle: Less traffic and more peace than big metro areas.
Access to nature/outdoors: Wisconsin towns like Alma tend to make it easy to enjoy parks, lakes/rivers nearby, and seasonal outdoor activities.
Short local errands: Getting groceries and essentials is usually easier without long drives through a city.

Cons of living in Alma, WI

Fewer job opportunities locally: Depending on your field, you may commute or rely on nearby larger towns/cities.
Limited shopping/entertainment: You may drive farther for bigger stores, restaurants, or events.
Car-dependent: Public transportation is usually minimal in smaller WI towns.
Weather extremes: Cold winters and snow, plus warm/humid summers—many people find seasonal weather can be a big adjustment.
Healthcare access for specialists: Basic care may be closer, but specialized services can require travel.