N6101 9th St
N6101 9th St, Spooner, WI 54801
A true log home retreat on 1 acre, with solar panels (owned with warranty), in-floor heat, and a heated detached garage built for the toys that make Wisconsin worth it.
About this home
A log home that works as hard as you play.
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an acre of Northwoods living in Spooner, Wisconsin.
N6101 9th St in Spooner, WI 54801 is a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom log home on 1 acre, available now for $389,900. It comes with owned solar panels (transferable warranty included), zoned radiant in-floor heat, a large heated detached garage, and a screened porch with a built-in hot tub. A DNR-designated stretch of Potato Creek trout stream runs along the property line, and Spooner sits at the junction of US Highways 53 and 63 in Washburn County.
Enjoy the feel of a true log home retreat with the comfort of a full-time home in this 3BR/2BA log property on 1 acre. Recent log re-caulking and chinking reflects the kind of ongoing care that keeps a log home solid for decades. The updated kitchen features black stainless steel appliances and opens to the living spaces under vaulted wood ceilings with exposed beams.
Solar panels owned with a transferable warranty are already in place, keeping electric costs low. In-floor heat with zoned control keeps every room at the right temperature through Wisconsin's long winters. A large heated detached garage offers exceptional space for a motorhome, vehicles, and all the outdoor gear this area demands. The 3-season screened porch features a built-in 6-person hot tub, making it the perfect year-round relaxation space.
Too many great features to name, this is a must-see home. ATV and snowmobile trails leave from the area, and the property sits adjacent to DNR-designated Potato Creek trout stream. This is the kind of property where the weekend never really ends.
How energy efficient is this home?
Owned solar panels with a transferable warranty power the electric home, with surplus going back to the grid for credits. Zoned radiant in-floor heat keeps rooms at steady temperatures all winter.
Read the guideWhat outdoor recreation is close?
Trout fishing on Potato Creek at the property line, the Namekagon River for kayaking and tubing, Spooner Lake, ATV and snowmobile trails, and a county of roughly 1,000 lakes.
Read the guideWhat does log home upkeep take?
A log home runs on a maintenance rhythm, not a constant project. This property's re-caulking and chinking was recently completed, so the list is already caught up.
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Energy Independent Living
Solar Powered
Living.
A full solar panel system on the detached garage powers this log home. With all appliances running on electric, the system generates more than enough energy. The surplus goes back to the grid for bill credits.
Full Solar Array
Roof-mounted solar panels on the detached garage, a significant financial investment already in place. New owners benefit without the upfront cost.
Energy Independence
All home appliances are electric, powered directly by the solar system. You are not dependent on fluctuating utility rates for your day-to-day energy needs.
Sell Power Back to the Grid
At peak generation times the system produces more power than the home uses. Surplus energy is sold back to the utility, earning credits on your monthly bill.
Dramatically Reduced Bills
Monthly electric bills are slashed. In some months you may pay nothing at all, or even earn credits. The long-term cost savings compound year after year.
Sustainable & Comfortable
Modern, environmentally conscious living in a rustic log cabin setting. You do not have to sacrifice comfort to live sustainably. This home delivers both.
Energy Security
Free from dependence on fluctuating utility rates. The solar investment is already in place, a significant financial asset that insulates you from rising energy costs.
A major financial investment, already in place with a transferable warranty.
Solar panel systems cost tens of thousands of dollars to install. At N6101 9th St, the system is installed, owned outright, fully covered by warranty, and operating. You get the benefit of clean, affordable energy from day one, with zero installation cost and the peace of mind that comes with a protected investment.
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Property details
— Features
Built for the way you live.
A log home with the infrastructure to match the lifestyle: solar power, zoned in-floor heat, and a garage big enough for the motorhome.
List Price
$389,900
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Acres
1
Heat
In-Floor, Zoned
Solar
Owned + Warranty
Garage
Heated, Detached
Screened Porch
6-Person Hot Tub
Built-in hot tub, three-season porch
Log re-caulking and chinking recently completed.
The lifestyle
Year-round outdoor living.
Steps from your door.
This property sits in the heart of Wisconsin's Northwoods, surrounded by rivers, lakes, trails, and wildlife areas. Buyers aren't just getting a log home. They're getting access to a four-season outdoor recreation paradise.
The creek wakes up.
Potato Creek, just 100 feet from the property, comes alive with trout as the ice clears. Walk down with a fly rod and wade the shallows. The Ice Age National Scenic Trail and Great Northern State Trail both open up for hiking and biking as the trails dry out.
The water calls.
The Namekagon River, part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, is 10 minutes away for kayaking, canoeing, and tubing. Spooner Lake draws anglers for walleye, bass, and northern pike. ATV trails crisscross the surrounding region.
The season hunters wait for.
Washburn County is prime territory for bear, deer, and turkey hunting. Crex Meadows Wildlife Area, 30 minutes away, hosts 30,000+ acres of refuge famous for sandhill cranes, trumpeter swans, and bald eagles. The Flambeau River State Forest offers serious backcountry.
The trails don't close.
The Tri-County Snowmobile Trail system runs right through the area, part of Washburn County's extensive groomed network. The Great Northern State Trail converts to cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The heated garage keeps the gear ready.
Nearby attractions
Everything within reach.
From a trout stream you can walk to in your boots, to 30,000-acre wildlife refuges, to a small-town airport for pilots, the property at N6101 9th St sits at the center of it all.
Potato Creek Trout Stream
100 feet from the property. Fly fishing and wading on a DNR-designated trout stream, walkable from your back door.
Namekagon River
National Wild and Scenic River, about 10 minutes away. Kayaking, canoeing, tubing, and fishing.
Spooner Lake
Popular local fishery for walleye, bass, and northern pike. An easy day on the water any time of year.
Tri-County Snowmobile Trail
Extensive groomed trail system right in the area, part of the larger Washburn County snowmobile network.
Great Northern State Trail
Rail-trail running through Spooner for biking, hiking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.
Ice Age National Scenic Trail
One of America's premier long-distance hiking trails passes through the area.
Crex Meadows Wildlife Area
30,000+ acres of wildlife refuge, about 30 minutes away. Sandhill cranes, trumpeter swans, bald eagles. World-class birding and hunting.
Bear, Deer & Turkey Hunting
Washburn County is prime territory for all three. Public land is abundant and accessible.
ATV Trails
A network of ATV trails in the surrounding region, with direct access from the area.
Flambeau River State Forest
South of the area, this state forest is built for serious outdoor enthusiasts and backcountry adventure.
Spooner Municipal Airport (KRCX)
Small general aviation airport right in town. For pilots who want to fly in and out of their own backyard.
Cross-Country Skiing & Snowshoeing
Winter trails everywhere. The Great Northern State Trail and local parks groom paths all season long.
Featured nearby
Crex Meadows Wildlife Area
Over 30,000 acres of restored prairies, wetlands, and forests. One of the largest wildlife areas in Wisconsin, and it's 30 minutes from your front door.
The area around it
Spooner calls itself the Crossroads of the North, and from here it earns the name.
Trails, trout streams, and a town that still feels like a town.
Spooner, Wisconsin sits at the junction of US-53 and US-63 in Washburn County, surrounded by thousands of acres of public land. The Wild Rivers State Trail passes through the area. ATV and snowmobile trails leave from nearby. The property itself borders DNR-designated Potato Creek, a trout stream. It's the kind of place where the grocery store still has a local notice board and the diner knows the regulars by name.
Explore the neighborhoodWhere it lives
N6101 9th St, Spooner, WI 54801
Buyer's guides
The honest guides before you buy.
How energy efficient is this home?
Owned solar and radiant in-floor heat, explained for a Wisconsin winter.
Read the guideOwning a log home, honestly
The real maintenance rhythm, and why this property's list is caught up.
Read the guideOutdoor recreation, four seasons
Fishing, trails, hunting, snowmobiling, and paddling around Spooner.
Read the guideLiving in Spooner year-round
What a full calendar of seasons, town, and services really feels like.
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The log walls, the trout stream, the heated garage. You have to stand in them to understand.