These Wisconsin homes were built to handle more than just time — they’ve stood through snowdrifts, frozen mornings, and long winters without losing their shape. The durability that only true seasons can require is reflected in each home’s practical floor plans, thick walls, and sturdy porches. They are survivors, not showpieces. And today, they’re still listed, still livable, and still holding onto their original keys. For buyers looking for homes with backbone, warmth, and a real connection to place, these properties are ready to start their next chapter.

1. Folk Victorian Home in New Glarus, Wisconsin (1911)

Built in 1911, this brick residence is gracefully positioned on a picturesque lot in the heart of New Glarus. This elegant two-story home features well-appointed bedrooms, blending period architecture with modern comfort. A welcoming front entry, flanked by twin doors and adorned with flower-filled window boxes, leads into a space rich with historical character. The symmetrical facade, steep gabled roof, and original masonry details celebrate the craftsmanship of the early 20th century. Outside, enjoy the serenity of a landscaped front yard, brick walkway, and mature trees that frame the property with natural shade and beauty.

2. Queen Anne Home in Green Bay, Wisconsin (1898)

Built in 1898, this beautiful 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Queen Anne home in historic Astor Park offers 2,598 sq ft of living space. Featuring stunning original Craftsman woodwork and hardwood floors throughout, this home has been updated with a modern kitchen, complete with granite countertops, white painted cabinetry, and a center island. The first-floor laundry adds convenience, and the cozy fireplace enhances the charm. Enjoy the spacious oversized 2-car garage, dual staircases, and three newly renovated bathrooms, including a master bath with a walk-in tile shower.

3. French Revival Home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1912)

Built in 1912, this exceptional offering on the shores of Lake Michigan invites you to embrace a lifestyle of elegance and comfort with its majestic facade and breathtaking lake views. Designed by renowned architect Eschweiler, this French Revival home offers meticulous craftsmanship, reimagined for today’s lifestyle. With nearly $1.6M in renovations, discover expansive living spaces adorned with Venetian painting, 4 fireplaces, waxed hardwood floors, and a dream kitchen with a Butler’s pantry. The upper floors boast 7 bedrooms, including 3 with ensuites and a primary featuring its dressing room and ensuite.

4. Beaux-Arts Mansion in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1890)

Built in 1890, the Samuel Field Mansion, one of the city’s most distinguished residences, provides a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history. The home escaped demolition in 1926 thanks to a visionary owner who, after purchasing it in 1920, meticulously dismantled and relocated it 3 miles north, numbering each element. In 2014, the current owners stepped in to preserve its irreplaceable character, and in 2015, they expanded the estate by acquiring the adjacent property, once part of the original grounds, to integrate the land into a beautiful landscape.

5. American Foursquare Farmhouse in Strum, Wisconsin (1908)

Built in 1908, this beautifully renovated 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers the perfect blend of classic charm and modern comfort. Step inside to 9-foot ceilings and a cozy atmosphere while enjoying the views by the wood-burning fireplace. Relax in your master bedroom or enjoy your coffee in your four-season sunroom featuring beautiful slate tile. In addition to the main home, you’ll enjoy a three-car detached garage with a fully finished studio loft perfect for guests or extended family. For horse lovers or hobby farmers, a well-kept barn with eight horse stalls and an attached heated tack room will provide everything you need for year-round use.

6. Tudor Bungalow in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1925)

Built in 1925, this stunning brick Tudor bungalow sits on a corner lot, filled with natural light that highlights its red tile roof, leaded glass windows, oak woodwork, and elegant crown moldings. The living room’s ornate gas fireplace adds warmth, while the formal dining room’s 12′ oak buffet exudes grandeur. The spacious eat-in kitchen features Silestone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinetry. The primary suite includes an ensuite bath, sitting area, and office space for added comfort.

7. Folk Victorian Home in Stoughton, Wisconsin (1880)

Built in 1880, this Victorian-style home is located in Stoughton’s historic district. It retains some original woodwork with character and charm. Enjoy high ceilings, spacious rooms, and tons of versatility. The main level boasts 6 rooms, including a library and a back sunroom. The 4 bedrooms are all located upstairs, along with a spacious bath and walk-up attic. This house features a 4-car deep garage with workshop space (20×44). Central Air was installed approximately in 2009. Many windows have been replaced with easy-open-to-clean style windows.

8. American Foursquare Home in Granton, Wisconsin (1910)

Built in 1910, this beautiful updated 5-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on 4.61 acres along US Hwy 10. This property combines the best of country living with easy access to major routes. Inside, you’ll find spacious living areas and numerous updates throughout, including all new stainless steel appliances and a new roof in 2021, a water heater in 2020, and the main bathroom just finished being fully remodeled. Outside, enjoy plenty of room to roam, garden, or even add outbuildings.

9. Ranch Home in Oconto, Wisconsin (1920)

Built in 1920, discover this stunning 2-bedroom, 1-bath waterfront home in Oconto, perfectly situated on the beautiful Bay. Fully remodeled with modern touches, it features brand new LVP flooring, fresh paint, and stylish light fixtures that create a bright, inviting atmosphere. The home boasts a brand new roof for peace of mind and a convenient 2-stall attached garage. Main level laundry adds to the home’s practicality. Enjoy breathtaking water views right from your doorstep and embrace the serene lakeside lifestyle. Whether relaxing indoors or taking in the scenic outdoors, this turnkey property offers comfort, convenience, and waterfront charm all in one exceptional package.

10. Neoclassical Revival Home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1900)

Built in 1900, step up onto the lovely, expansive front porch and start your journey. Stunning, old-world paneling throughout the first floor. Expansive rooms feature hardwood floors and high ceilings. A cozy living room boasts a gas fireplace, and the formal dining room has hidden panel doors. Enjoy a charming eat-in kitchen and original pantry with a copper sink. Step out onto the fabulous screened porch to enjoy morning coffee and evening drinks while looking out onto the great, private yard. Six bedrooms and 3.5 baths await you on the second and third floors, plus a large family room on the third floor.