c.1869 Wisconsin Victorian For Sale Under $180K
$179,900
Step into a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity—this Wisconsin victorian offers 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and over 4,500 sq. ft., with even more space available once you finish the remaining areas. With gorgeous hardwood floors, dual staircases, and distinctive custom woodwork and stained-glass, this is a fixer-upper full of character. Outside, enjoy a large detached garage and more than a half-acre right in the city.

Realtor Comments
Step back into history and immerse yourself in this historic Fond du Lac, diamond in the rough. This home offers loads of potential as a one of a kind Wisconsin Mid-1800s Victorian home. 2 newer N/G furnaces, electrical panel, and new kitchen. PROOF OF FUNDS LETTER IS REQUIRED BEFORE ANY AND ALL SHOWINGS. This home will not pass for most, if any, financing types.
- 5bed
- 3bath
- 4,534sqft
- 0.54acre lot
- Circa 1869

133 W Division St, Fond du Lac, WI 54935
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: Steven Krueger

Pros
- Good balance of city services + Midwest small-city feel: You get more options than small towns, without the big-city intensity.
- Strong community + local events: The area tends to have a “close-knit” vibe—sports, festivals, and local organizations are active.
- Jobs in healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics: There are usually employment options locally (and in the broader Fond du Lac/Oshkosh/Winnebago County region).
- Central location in WI: Easy access to nearby cities for shopping, entertainment, and bigger job markets.
- Lake/river/outdoor recreation nearby: Fishing, parks, and lakes make it easier to stay active year-round.
- Schools and family amenities: Many people move there for family-friendly living and established neighborhoods.
Cons
- You may still need to commute for specialized jobs/services: For certain career paths, higher education, or niche medical specialists, you might travel to larger nearby metro areas.
- Weather (big one in WI): Winters can be long and cold; summers can be humid.
- Cost of living can be “market-dependent”: Some parts may feel pricier if demand rises, while other neighborhoods/housing remain more affordable.
- Fewer “big city” entertainment options: If you want constant nightlife, major concerts, or constant variety, you’ll likely drive.
- Road/traffic patterns are more limited than major metros: Less public infrastructure and fewer alternatives to driving.













































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