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Rural river town along the Wisconsin-Minnesota border
Sitting along the Wisconsin-Minnesota border is the rural town of Somerset, established in 1856. Known as the “Inner Tubing Capital of the World,” the community is bordered by the Saint Croix River to the west, and flowing through the area is the Apple River. Historically, the rivers contributed to the town’s logging industry and mills. They functioned as highways for fur traders, loggers and explorers. Today, they’re a significant source of local fun. Country living is on the table in this town, with people enjoying river access and views of farm fields. Hobby farms are popular in the area, with many residents keeping horses and llamas. You’ll also find large farms in the area, growing crops and keeping cattle.
Large lot sizes and contemporary homes dominate Somerset
Large homes on lots with plenty of acreage make up the majority of this town. Craftsman-style homes, contemporary estates, private farmhouse retreats, ranch-style homes and sprawling mansions comprise the area, with home prices ranging from $174,000 to $1.17 million.
A row of Craftsman styled houses in Somerset, WI.
Somerset is one of the faster growing communities in WI.
A ranch-style home outside of downtown Somerset.
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Tubing on the Apple River
There are numerous green spaces and parks throughout Somerset. Larry Forrest Memorial Park features a playground, three basketball courts, three ball fields, a walking trail and picnic areas. Along the Apple River is Village Park, which has two ball fields, a large riverside picnic area and a scenic walking trail that crosses the river via a footbridge. Veteran’s Memorial Park features two playgrounds, one for children ages two to five and one for five to 12-year-olds. Residents will also enjoy the park’s pickleball, basketball and tennis courts. Gorgeous nature reserves comprise the area as well, with La Grandeur Natural Area and Parnell Prairie Preserve all being nearby. La Grandeur Natural Area features an 18-hole disc golf course, while Parnell Prairie Preserve has various trails for local hikers to explore.
The famed Apple River is the site for many an activity in town. Several camping establishments sit along the river, ranked as one of the best rivers in the country for tubing. Apple River is a 77.5-mile tributary of the Saint Croix River, and tubing is an incredibly popular local pastime. The river has a sandbar halfway down its length where locals gather for celebrations with snacks, libations and beach volleyball. In the summertime the area is filled with the sounds of summer concerts held at the riverside Somerset Amphitheater. The outdoor concert venue has a capacity of 40,000 and is the site of musical performances and festivals.
The Apple River is a 77.5-mile-long tributary of the St. Croix River in northwestern Wisconsin.
Parnell Prairie Preserve is a joint project with Somerset Township to restore prairie wildlife.
Village park is located in the heart of Somerset, WI and alongside the Apple River.
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Shopping and dining along Highway 35
There are various places to enjoy a good meal or beverage around town. Residents start their day with a cup of joe from Wheelhouse Coffee, followed by a hearty breakfast at the kitschy Kennedy’s Café. After work, drinks are had at Hank’s Bar, Not Justa Bar & Café, Sportsman’s Bar & Grill or Oliphant Brewing. When locals need to grab groceries, they head to Dick’s Fresh Market to stock up.
Wheelhouse Coffee is the only local coffee shop in the city of Somerset, Wisconsin.
Residents can shop for groceries at Dicks Fresh Market.
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Somerset School District teachers receive high marks
Children in the area attend Somerset Elementary School, which was ranked as the number nine best public elementary school in Saint Croix County. Next, kids attend Somerset Middle School, which was ranked as the sixth-best public middle school in Saint Croix County. Teenagers attend Somerset High School, which was ranked as the No. three best public high school in Saint Croix County. All three schools have an overall Niche grade of B-plus.
Kids in grades 9-12 can attend Somerset High.
Students in Pre-K to 4th grade can attend Somerset Elementary School.
Welcome to this stunning property located in the charming town of Somerset, Wisconsin. Tucked away in a serene 10 lot development, this property offers the perfect balance of convenience and seclusion. You will be greeted by the tranquil sounds of wildlife and the sight of towering trees, on spacious 3 acre parcels. Located just a short drive from many amenities and restaurants, this property
Exceptional design meets timeless craftsmanship in this to-be-built home by renowned Wittstock Builders.Nestled on a private 3-acre lot in scenic Somerset, this thoughtfully designed home offers high-end finishes, a vaulted great room with wood beams, a gourmet kitchen with an expansive walk-in pantry, and a serene owner’s suite with spa-like bath and walk-in closet. Enjoy the convenience of
Great Location, Open Builder, time to build the home you have always wanted on this 3+ acre lot. This Lot is suitable for a walkout. a place to enjoy Country Living!
Sarah Lane Court is a quiet complex right down the street from downtown Somerset, WI. With the beautiful views and fresh air, this 2 bedroom/ 1 bathroom apartment offers a homely and serene feel. This unit features a stove, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. The bedrooms are very spacious with large closets and cable access. LOCATION: 120 Sarah Lane , Somerset, WI
This is a 7-building apartment complex located close to downtown Somerset near the Apple River. These are 2-bedroom, 1 bath apartments with electric baseboard heat, wall A/C, stove, fridge and dishwasher. All units in the 520, 530, 540 and 550 buildings have a stackable washer and dryer in the unit. All units in the 560, 570 and 580 buildings have a coin-operated laundry facility in each
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