100 N Main Street Butternut, WI 54514

572 sqft · 0.17 acres · Built 1987

Listed Nov 13, 2025

About 100 N Main Street

(83/DW) This concrete 22×26’ block building is situated on a 50×150′ corner lot in the Village of Butternut. Property has municipal water and sewer available and there is electric available. Frontage on Main St North on the west side of the property, Michigan St on the south side, and an alley that runs behind the property on the east side. Main building is of concrete block construction and was built in 1987. Previously used as a car wash the building has 1 overhead 10-foot door accessed off the alley. The door facing Main Street is still in place on the interior but has been filled in with wood framing and finished with vinyl siding on the exterior. Part of the front has faux half-rock on the exterior. Metal roof. 100-amp circuit breaker box inside. Building is currently being used as a garage with a partition creating a separate storage area. Great opportunity for year-round or seasonal storage. Priced to sell at $24,900.

Property Details

Above Grade Finished: 572 sq ft
Lot Dimensions: 150 x 50 x
Possession: Close Of Escrow
Water: Public
Sewer: Public Sewer
Foundation: Block
Construction: Cement Siding
Interior Features: Storage
School District: Butternut
County: Ashland
Township: Village of Butternut
Directions: From Park Falls take Hwy 13 North to Butternut. Take a left turn onto County F (Michigan St) to Main St. Property straight ahead across Main St.
Parcel Number: 106-00059-0000
Legal Description: Lot 1 Block 5, Village of Butternut Creek. 21-41N-1W

Price & Listing History

Nov 2025 · Listed

$24,900
Pending · 171 days since listed

Final price disclosed at closing

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

FEMA flood mapping not available for this location

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