1822 S Main Street Rice Lake, WI 54868

1,340 sqft · 0.68 acres · Built 1948

Listed Mar 24, 2026

About 1822 S Main Street

Prime location, exceptional opportunity! This commercial building sits directly on Main Street, offering unparalleled
visibility to attract clients. The property is situated on a generous 0.68-acre lot, providing ample parking and room
for future expansion to suit your business needs. Inside, you’ll find a versatile setup, including a welcoming
reception area, a restroom, and multiple office spaces that can be customized to support various business
operations. The added bonus? A partial basement, perfect for storage—ideal for businesses requiring space for
inventory or equipment. The building is move-in ready, with recent updates to the roof and siding, reducing
maintenance headaches so you can focus on your business. Plus, enjoy an immediate financial boost with $3,600
in annual income from a sign rental located within the parking lot. Whether you’re starting a new venture or
expanding your current business, this property is the perfect foundation.

Property Details

Above Grade Finished: 1,340 sq ft
Possession: Other, See Remarks
Zoning: Commercial
Heating: Forced Air
Cooling: Central Air
Water: Public
Sewer: Public Sewer
Foundation: Block
Construction: Vinyl Siding
Basement: Partial
School District: Rice Lake Area
County: Barron
Township: City of Rice Lake
Directions: Main Street across from McDonalds.
Parcel Number: 276500682000
Legal Description: lengthy

Price & Listing History

Mar 2026 · Listed

$349,900
Currently active · 40 days on market

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.