MLS# 6817685 - 2151 150th Street New Richmond, WI 54017

“Take me home, country roads.” This vintage two-story sits in one of the most serene, peaceful settings you’ll find—surrounded by water, wildlife, and wide-open space to roam. Outside, enjoy a pond with a dock, a spacious yard of 4 acres for play and gardening, and your own walking trails that lead to a deer stand at the back of the property. The beautiful setting borders DNR Waterfowl land (approx 300 acres)—making it a dream for hunters, birders, and nature lovers alike. Additional highlights include a 32x54 pole barn with part concrete and part class 5 flooring—ideal for vehicles, toys, tools, and storage. You’ll also love the pond with a dock and panoramic views, plus walking trails and a deer stand. The property abuts DNR Waterfowl land, making this setting especially appealing for hunters, birders, and nature lovers alike. Inside, the charm continues. The upper-level features two large bedrooms with generous walk-in closets, plus a den and a full bath. The main level offers another bedroom, a country kitchen, formal dining with stunning hardwood floors, a spacious living room (or bonus flex space), and main-floor laundry. Step down into the sunroom/family room—filled with windows that showcase the pond and surrounding nature. A stone gas fireplace warms even the coldest days, while tongue-and-groove walls and ceiling bring an up-north cabin vibe. The lower level includes a large recreation room with a walk-out to the backyard patio and gardens, a workshop area for the hobbyist, and plenty of additional storage. Walk the property and you’ll see why this home has been so well loved. Bring your vision, add your personal style, and start the next chapter in a setting that feels like a retreat—every day. Don’t miss the beauty of small town living with fun restaurants, shops, the new library (with a coffee shop), churches, exercise clubs and grocery stores. You will truly never want to leave this beautiful area surrounded by parks, lakes and working farms. Approximately 25 minutes to Stillwater and 45 minutes to the Twin Cities.

“Take me home, country roads.” This vintage two-story sits in one of the most serene, peaceful settings you’ll find—surrounded by water, wildlife, and wide-open space to roam. Outside, enjoy a pond with a dock, a spacious yard of 4 acres for play and gardening, and your own walking trails that lead to a deer stand at the back of the property. The beautiful setting borders DNR Waterfowl land (approx 300 acres)—making it a dream for hunters, birders, and nature lovers alike. Additional highlights include a 32x54 pole barn with part concrete and part class 5 flooring—ideal for vehicles, toys, tools, and storage. You’ll also love the pond with a dock and panoramic views, plus walking trails and a deer stand. The property abuts DNR Waterfowl land, making this setting especially appealing for hunters, birders, and nature lovers alike. Inside, the charm continues. The upper-level features two large bedrooms with generous walk-in closets, plus a den and a full bath. The main level offers another bedroom, a country kitchen, formal dining with stunning hardwood floors, a spacious living room (or bonus flex space), and main-floor laundry. Step down into the sunroom/family room—filled with windows that showcase the pond and surrounding nature. A stone gas fireplace warms even the coldest days, while tongue-and-groove walls and ceiling bring an up-north cabin vibe. The lower level includes a large recreation room with a walk-out to the backyard patio and gardens, a workshop area for the hobbyist, and plenty of additional storage. Walk the property and you’ll see why this home has been so well loved. Bring your vision, add your personal style, and start the next chapter in a setting that feels like a retreat—every day. Don’t miss the beauty of small town living with fun restaurants, shops, the new library (with a coffee shop), churches, exercise clubs and grocery stores. You will truly never want to leave this beautiful area surrounded by parks, lakes and working farms. Approximately 25 minutes to Stillwater and 45 minutes to the Twin Cities.