Three-Bedroom Log Home with Private Ponds on 11.7 Wooded Acres – Antigo, WI – $319,000

Property Overview

Set on 11.7 wooded acres near the end of a quiet dead-end road, this one-story single-family home offers four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and 1,964 square feet of finished living space. Built in 2000, the home combines a spacious first-level layout with substantial outdoor space, two ponds, a large open deck, and a detached two-car insulated and heated garage.

The main level includes a 23-by-16 living room, a 23-by-10 kitchen, four bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The primary bedroom measures 15 by 12 and is located on the first level. Luxury vinyl plank flooring, ceiling fans, a pantry, main-level laundry, and a primary bedroom with its own bath add practical features throughout the home.

Outdoor recreation is a defining feature of the property. The wooded acreage includes two ponds and a small off-road ATV track, while the detached garage includes a bonus recreational room. A new hot tub was added in 2025, and the large deck provides additional outdoor space.

Interior Features

• Luxury vinyl plank flooring
• Ceiling fans
• Main-level laundry
• Gas range and gas oven
• Dishwasher
• Washer and dryer
• Gas water heater
• Water softener
• No fireplace

Land & Outdoor Features

The property encompasses 11.7 wooded acres with two ponds and a small off-road ATV track. The large open deck extends the usable living space outdoors and provides an area for gatherings and recreation.

The property is located near the end of a paved dead-end road, with a residential zoning designation and a rural setting near Antigo.

Garage & Recreation Space

A detached two-car garage provides two parking spaces and is insulated and heated. The garage also includes a bonus recreational room with a hot tub added in 2025.

Utilities & Construction

The home is a one-story frame residence with vinyl siding, a slab foundation, and a composition shingle roof. The property uses a drilled well and conventional sewer system. Heating is provided by forced air with natural gas.

Area Overview

Antigo is the county seat of Langlade County in north-central Wisconsin. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Antigo’s population at 8,060 as of July 1, 2025, compared with a 2020 Census population of 8,100. The city covers approximately 6.46 square miles of land and had 4,064 households during the 2020–2024 period.

Antigo also serves as a commercial center for the surrounding area. Census data for 2022 recorded approximately $650.3 million in retail sales and $196.3 million in health-care and social-assistance receipts or revenue within the city.

Safety & Crime

Crime statistics should be considered at the reporting-agency or city level rather than as a description of conditions at the property itself. For 2024, FBI-derived data for the Antigo Police Department reported 19 violent-crime offenses and 95 property-crime offenses, including 6 burglaries, 84 larceny-thefts, and 5 motor-vehicle thefts. The figures represent reported offenses and do not describe unreported incidents or individual properties.

The Antigo Police Department publishes annual police reports and provides police services from its Clermont Street facility.

Schools & Education

The property listing identifies Antigo High School as the local high school associated with the listing. Nearby public education resources are part of the Unified School District of Antigo. The district has been implementing a major elementary-school transition, including a new consolidated elementary building planned to open in December 2026. School boundaries and enrollment eligibility should be confirmed directly with the district before relying on any particular school assignment.

The district’s 2025–2026 elementary-school changes placed students in different existing buildings while construction of the new consolidated elementary school continued. The district serves elementary, middle-school, and high-school students in the Antigo area.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Antigo is home to Aspirus Langlade Hospital at 112 East 5th Avenue. The hospital provides emergency services, while the surrounding Aspirus campus includes primary care and additional specialty services. Aspirus also operates an urgent-care location and multiple specialty and rehabilitation services in Antigo.

The Aspirus Antigo Clinic provides services including family medicine, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, orthopaedic surgery, pain medicine, psychiatry and neurology, psychology and mental-health services, and diagnostic radiology.

Housing Market History

Historical housing-market data for Langlade County can be viewed using the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s all-transactions House Price Index. The series below uses the same county-level index and methodology for each year and is presented as an index rather than as a dollar home value.

On this index, Langlade County’s annual value increased from 147.52 in 2021 to 226.32 in 2025. The index is historical market information and should not be interpreted as a forecast of future property values.

Transportation & Access

Langlade County’s transportation network includes U.S. Highway 45 and Wisconsin State Highways 47, 52, 55, and 64. Langlade County Public Transportation provides both local and rural service, including door-to-door transportation anywhere in Langlade County with advance reservation.

Langlade County Airport is located in Antigo and provides general aviation access. The airport has two asphalt runways, and Northwoods Gateway Aviation provides services including aircraft rental, flight instruction, scenic flights, and aircraft maintenance.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping and services are available in Antigo. Local listings include grocery options such as Lakeside Market, Lofaro’s Fresh Market, Pick ‘n Save, and Walmart, along with pharmacies and other retail and service businesses.

Langlade County’s business directory also identifies local providers for automotive services, cellular service, internet and technology support, and other household needs throughout the Antigo area.

Parks & Recreation

Antigo’s Parks & Recreation Department manages more than 250 acres of parks, playgrounds, playing fields, trails, and open spaces. The city’s recreational system includes 21 parks, approximately 9 miles of trails according to the department’s current 2026 page, and eight ball fields. Activities supported by the trail system include walking, biking, running, disc golf, and dog walking.

For this property specifically, the 11.7 wooded acres add private outdoor recreation opportunities, including two ponds, a small ATV track, a large deck, and a detached garage with a recreational room and hot tub.

Utilities & Connectivity

The property itself is equipped with a drilled well and conventional sewer system, while heating is provided by natural gas. Area-level utility resources identified by Langlade County Economic Development include Wisconsin Public Service and Alliant Energy for electricity, City Gas Company and Wisconsin Public Service for natural gas, and Antigo Utilities for municipal water and sewer services.

Broadband options identified for Langlade County include fiber, cable, fixed wireless, and DSL services. The Wisconsin Broadband Office notes that coverage maps describe availability at an area level and do not guarantee service at a specific address, so prospective buyers should confirm provider availability and service levels directly for the property.

Development & Planning

Current community projects include the Unified School District of Antigo’s new consolidated elementary school, planned to open in December 2026 following approval of a $54 million capital referendum. The project is part of the district’s restructuring of elementary-school facilities.

Antigo’s Parks & Recreation Department also lists several 2026 planned projects, including work at City Park West, construction associated with the Highway 45 and Irving Street park/market area, improvements at Antigo Lake RV Park & Campground, and continued buckthorn removal near Elmwood Cemetery.

Project schedules and statuses can change, so current municipal and district information should be reviewed when evaluating future-area changes.

Property Summary