|
|
- 0
- Bedrooms
- Baths
- 4,480
- Sq Feet
- 1 to 4.99
- Lot Size
- N
- Waterfront
- 1 to 4.99
- Lot Size
- N
- Waterfront
Property Essentials
- MLS #
- 50289085
- Listing Key
- 802963712264
- Price
- $250,000
- Beds
- 0
- Total Baths
- Full Baths
- 0
- Half Baths
- 0
- Total Sq Ft
- 4,480
- Est. Sq ft Range
- 3501-5000
- Taxes
- $1,006
- Property Type
- Commercial
- Est Age Range
- 21+ Years
- New Construction
- N
- Zoning
- Rural Commercial
- Water Front
- N
- Acreage Range
- 1 to 4.99
- Source Acres
- Assessor/Public Record
Location
- Address
- N5778 HWY 22/110
- Display Street Number
- N5778
- Municipality
- Town of LITTLE WOLF
- Postal City
- Manawa
- Street Name
- HWY 22/110
- Postal Code
- 54949
- County
- WAUPACA
Interior
- Basement
- Poured Concrete, Partial
- Heating/Cooling
- Forced Air, Gas
- Water Waste
- Municipal Water, Private Septic System
Misc
- Licensee Interest
- N
- Limited Service
- N
- List Office
- Keller Williams Fox Cities
|
Converted hall, home and bar to storage facility/shop area. Currently being used for storage. Main building consists of a large 40x80 space with endless potential. Steel roof in 2014. Large property with over an acre to expand or develop as desired. Excellent exposure on Highway 22/110 on the South side of Manawa.
Contact Place Perfect Realty
Phone: (920) 434-2400
Inquire About This Property
Room Dimensions
| Room | Basement
Level | Lower
Level | Main
Level | Upper
Level | |
|---|
Waterfront
|
Directions
From Manawa, South on Main St to property.
The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Internet Data Exchange program of the RANW MLS. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than Place Perfect Realty and The Commercial Place are marked with the MLS icon and include the name of the listing broker. Only listings of Brokers participating in IDX are included.
Information herein is not warranted and subject to change without notice. We assume no liability for errors. We believe this information to be correct, however, buyers should check for themselves.