So many possibilities here with this unique property. Nice frontage right on Hwy 14. Used for over 50 years as an antique store and is now empty and ready for its next chapter. The lot was purchased in 1960. The storage buildings were built first and then the 1860?s Norwegian Designed Full Log Home was relocated from Coon Valley and re-assembled on a poured concrete basement. There is over 3600 square feet - 880 sq ft of heated retail space, 2112 sq ft of unheated retail space including the basement, and 640 sq ft of storage space. Building number 2 has 4560 square feet - and has 2560 sq ft of heated shop and storage space and a half bath, and 2000 sq ft of unheated storage space. Building #2 has concrete walls w/barn-board exterior and has a strip mall design - just add the front windows. Here is your chance to acquire a piece of Mazomanie history. What will be next for this property?
Own a piece of the heart of historic downtown Mazomanie. This beautifully maintained mixed-use property offers a rare opportunity to invest in one of southern Wisconsin's most charming communities. Featuring two commercial storefronts and two residential apartments, the building provides multiple income streams with the flexibility to owner-occupy, invest, or bring your own business vision to life. Located along Hudson Street near Black Earth Creek, the property is home to established businesses and income-producing residential units. Rental income offers the potential to offset your ownership costs, allowing you to build equity while becoming part of Mazomanie's thriving downtown. Plumbing and electrical updates were completed in 2021, and additional highlights include basement storage, outdoor space, eight off-street parking spaces, and a liquor license that may be included with the sale. This is a unique opportunity to own a landmark property with lasting potential.
Rare opportunity to own a vintage storefront in the heart of downtown Mazomanie, where entrepreneurial spirit meets small-town living. This mixed-use property invites you to imagine the possibilities. The main floor retail space is a blank canvas brimming w/ potential. Picture your own boutique, art studio, antique shop, bakery, or whatever passion project keeps you up at night in the best way possible. With a classic storefront presence on a welcoming downtown street. Head upstairs & discover a completely renovated one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment that feels like a world away from the shop below. The updated living space features modern finishes throughout, creating a comfortable retreat after a productive day of doing what you love. There is something wonderfully satisfying about a commute that involves nothing more than a staircase. The basement offers valuable additional storage or workspace, giving you room to stock inventory, store supplies, or expand your creative endeavors.
Currently occupied by Wick Building Inc through December 2025. 11 total buildings on 27+ acres with room for expansion. Great visibility and easy access from Highway 14.
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Mazomanie is located in Wisconsin. Mazomanie, Wisconsin has a population of 1,754. Mazomanie is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 37.13% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33%.
The median household income in Mazomanie, Wisconsin is $77,708. The median household income for the surrounding county is $78,452 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mazomanie is 39.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 34.8 inches per year, with 43.6 inches of snow per year.