Cheapish Circa 1885 Italianate Home For Sale in Wisconsin $165K

OHU50K Notes $165,000

This wonderful, quirky Italianate home for sale in Wisconsin is the Judson Wright Residence built between 1884 and 1885. The Wisconsin Historical Society calls it an Italianate, (although I never would have guessed) and it features a pair of steeply pitched dormer gables with a center, round-arched dormer, built-ins and beautiful moldings and wainscoting. It is a multi-family home of 2,345 square feet.

House View featured at 218 Baldwin St, Sharon, WI, 53585

Agent Comments

Great Oppportunity in the Village of Sharon to own a bit of History and make an income. Unique Italianate Architecture, tall ceilings, classic wood work and large rooms. Live in half, rent the other for added income, rent it all or return it to its single family glory, school is within walking distance. Both units have separate utilities; Electric, Gas, Water/Sewer. Furnace(s) Lower is 6 yrs, Upper is 3 yrs old, Most of the windows replaced with Vinyl Widows (screens stored in basement), and Vinyl Siding. Lower Unit is freshly painted, new carpet in bedrooms and flooring in bath. Both units have laundry hook-ups. Does need a little work. All stored exterior wood, trim, railings in basement stay. Seller is selling As-Is.

Build date 1885

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218 Baldwin St, Sharon, WI, 53585 $165,000

Contact Realtor: Julia Hillman
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Family History

Judson Wright built this home between 1884 and 1885. Born in Wales in 1820, he came to Wisconsin in 1860, where he made his money as the senior member of the agricultural-related firm of the Wright Bros. He lived here with his much younger wife, Martha, who was 23 years his junior.After Judson’s death, Martha continued to live in the home with her cousin, Dorothy Perring, who eventually inherited the house by 1937.