341 3RD STREET SOUTH, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494

The historic Nash family home is a grand 6 bed, 2.5 bath home situated on a double lot. Inside you?ll find the character and charm of a historic home with the updates of a modern, custom-built house. From the low maintenance brick exterior to the efficient double pane windows, this tastefully updated home maintains the charm and craftsmanship seldom seen in homes built today. As you walk in, your eyes will be drawn to the stately staircase, crown molding and the beautiful hardwood floors. The layout of this home is perfect for entertaining, from the spacious kitchen, living room with the original brick fireplace, and the formal dining area complete with the original built-in cabinets and hardwood trim, your guests will be inspired by the majesty of your home! Upstairs, you?ll find 5 spacious bedrooms with plenty of closet space. One of the bedrooms has its own private balcony! What a great place to enjoy the 4th of July fireworks with that special someone! The 1.5 baths on the second floor accommodate the hustle of busy early mornings.,The main bedroom is on the first floor, offering the perfect amount of privacy and convenience. The home has a spacious 3 car garage, double lot and is nestled in Wisconsin Rapids most prominent neighborhood. Arguably the best place to take a walk in Central Wisconsin! The Wisconsin River trail, aquatic center, library, great restaurants and Witter field (Home of Rafters Baseball) are all within a short stroll! Don?t let this one slip away. Schedule your showing now! Lawrence M. Nash was a prominent member of the early Wisconsin Rapids community and was extremely notable in the history of Central Wisconsin. He was a distinguished pioneer in many lines of business. When the bridge over the Wisconsin River washed out in 1888, Lawrence had a ferry in operation in less than a week. He started a cheese factory in Rudolph and was prominent in the cranberry industry. He was also very involved in early Northwoods logging camps and employed over 200 men. In addition to being a leader of industry, Lawrence was the mayor of both Centralia and Grand Rapids before the two communities combined to become Wisconsin Rapids. The Nash family made many noteworthy contributions to Central Wisconsin. Make one of these contributions your own - their home.