610 2nd Street Bruce, WI 54868

2 beds · 1 bath · 1,400 sqft · $52/sqft · 0.23 acres · Built 1965 · 1-car garage

MLS# 1599966

Listed Apr 10, 2026

About 610 2nd Street

Opportunity awaits at 610 N 2nd St in Bruce! This two-bedroom home offers convenient main floor living with both bedrooms, a full bath, kitchen, and a spacious living area all on one level.

The lower level is unfinished and includes a tuck-under style garage, providing additional storage and flexibility.

Located in the Village of Bruce, this property presents a great opportunity for owner-occupants or investors to add value and make it their own.

Property Details

Style: One Story
Stories: 1
Levels: One
Above Grade Finished: 900 sq ft
Possession: Close Of Escrow
Heating: Forced Air
Cooling: Central Air
Electric: Circuit Breakers
Water: Public
Sewer: Public Sewer
Foundation: Block
Construction: Hardboard
Appliances: Gas Water Heater
Basement: Full, Walk Out Access
Parking: Attached, Driveway, Garage, Gravel
HOA: None
School District: Bruce
County: Rusk
Township: Village of Bruce
Directions: From Hwy 8 - Corner of Hwy 8 & 2nd St N
Parcel Number: 106-00155-0000
Exclusions: None, Sellers Personal
Special Conditions: Real Estate Owned
Listing Brokerage: RE/MAX Real Estate Group

Room Details

Room	Area	Dimensions	Level	Flooring
Bathroom	45 sq ft	5 x 9	Main	Vinyl
Bedroom	90 sq ft	9 x 10	Main	Carpet
Bedroom	156 sq ft	12 x 13	Main	Carpet
Entry/Foyer	25 sq ft	5 x 5	Main	Carpet
Kitchen	110 sq ft	11 x 10	Main	Vinyl
Living Room	253 sq ft	23 x 11	Main	Vinyl

Price & Listing History

Apr 2026 · Listed

$72,500
Currently active · 33 days on market

Now $61,700

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.