708 Washington Street Augusta, WI 54722

11,000 sqft · 0.74 acres · Built 2008

Listed Apr 24, 2026

About 708 Washington Street

Three fully leased buildings offered together as one income-producing investment opportunity.

This stabilized asset provides immediate cash flow with strong in-place tenancy across all three structures.

Tenants have expressed commitment to execute new 5-year lease agreements following closing, delivering extended term stability and reducing near-term rollover risk for the next owner.
The property presents an excellent opportunity for investors seeking dependable returns, long-term occupancy, and a turnkey commercial asset.

With all buildings fully occupied and renewal terms anticipated, this offering combines current income performance with future security, making it well suited for both seasoned investors and 1031 exchange buyers.

Property Details

Possession: Other, See Remarks, Subject To Tenant Rights
Heating: Forced Air
Cooling: Central Air
Construction: Aluminum Siding
School District: Augusta
County: Eau Claire
Township: City of Augusta
Directions: From US-12, turn north onto WI-27 toward Augusta. Continue into town, then turn left onto W Washington St. Proceed west. 708 W Washington St will be on the left in a residential area near downtown Augusta.
Parcel Number: 202105402020
Legal Description: Info deemed reliable but not guaranteed by Trillium Commercial. Subject to errors, omissions, price changes, prior sale/lease, or withdrawal.

Price & Listing History

Feb 2026 · Listed

$1,950,000
Pending · 67 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

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.