904 Washington Street Hawkins, WI 54530

2 beds · 1 bath · 1,370 sqft · $50/sqft · 0.12 acres · Built 1940

MLS# 1597933

Listed Jan 19, 2026

About 904 Washington Street

Smaller two bedroom home in Hawkins Double lots will make a great starter home or a retirement home.

Now it has the laundry on the main floor but can be returned to the basement

Property Details

Style: One Story
Stories: 1
Levels: One
Above Grade Finished: 720 sq ft
Possession: Negotiable, Other, See Remarks
Heating: Forced Air
Electric: Circuit Breakers
Water: Public
Sewer: Public Sewer
Foundation: Block
Construction: Wood Siding
Appliances: Gas Water Heater
Accessibility: Accessibility Features, Other
Basement: Full
Patio & Porch: Open, Porch
Parking: Asphalt, Driveway, No Garage
Other Structures: Sheds
HOA: None
School District: Flambeau
County: Rusk
Township: Village of Hawkins
Directions: From Ladysmith East on Hwy 8 to Hawkins, Take a right/ South on Washington Street to Third house on the left
Parcel Number: 136002910000
Original List Price: $94,900
Previous Price: $74,900
Exclusions: Dryer, Lp Tank, Oven/Range, Refrigerator, Sellers Personal, Washer
Legal Description: Parts of Lot 69A Assessors plat to Village of Hawkins
Listing Brokerage: Weisenberger Realty LLC

Room Details

Room	Area	Dimensions	Level	Flooring
Bathroom	56 sq ft	7 x 8	Main	Linoleum
Bedroom	96 sq ft	8 x 12	Main	Linoleum
Bedroom	96 sq ft	8 x 12	Main	Wood
Kitchen	169 sq ft	13 x 13	Main	Linoleum
Living Room	180 sq ft	12 x 15	Main	Carpet

Price & Listing History

Jan 2026 · Listed

$94,900
Currently active · 109 days on market

Now $69,000

Prior price and listing information from sources believed to be reliable, but no guarantees of accuracy and data has not been confirmed. Please confirm with county official documents.

Flood Zone

Not in a Special Flood Hazard Area · FEMA Zone X

AREA OF MINIMAL FLOOD HAZARD

Federally-backed mortgages do not require flood insurance for properties in this zone.

Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer. Flood maps are updated periodically (typically every 5–10 years per area) and may not reflect current ground conditions or recent improvements. For mortgage purposes, your lender may obtain an official Flood Determination from a licensed firm. Always verify before making decisions.