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Prairie du Chien, WI Homes for Rent

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    $1,000 - $1,300 per month

    Prairie Bluff Apartments

    1 - 2 Beds

    126 S Dousman St, Prairie du Chien, WI 53821

    Prairie Bluff has a modern touch with private entry into your apartment, in-floor radiant heating and a washer and dryer in all units. With custom-made Amish cabinets and stainless-steel appliances, the kitchen is sure to win your heart. Included in the monthly rent price is the in-floor heating, garbage, and recycling. Prairie Bluff is situated in a great location just minutes away from

    126 S Dousman St, Prairie du Chien, WI 53821
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    $750 per month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 900 Sq Ft
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    137 N Wacouta Ave, Prairie Du Chien, WI 53821

    2 BR, 1 Bath upper level apartment of house. Tenant pays all utilities. Range/Oven and Refrigerator provided. Off Street parking. No laundry.

    Jonathan Miles Jon Miles Real Estate

    137 N Wacouta Ave, Prairie Du Chien, WI 53821
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    $969 - $1,069 per month

    Lawler School Lofts

    3 Beds

    601 S Beaumont Rd, Prairie Du Chien, WI 53821

    Welcome home to Lawler School Lofts! Now is your chance to live in the beautifully renovated St. Mary’s Academy/Wyalusing Academy building, with views of the Mississippi! Situated at the highest point in the city, Lawler School Lofts offers spacious 2 & 3-bedroom lofts, filled with unique character and additional features you will love!Our great amenities include a business center,

    601 S Beaumont Rd, Prairie Du Chien, WI 53821

Why Live in Prairie du Chien

Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin is a historic river town along the Mississippi River, directly east of the Iowa-Wisconsin state line, known for tourism, industry and deep roots dating back to 17th-century French settlement and the fur trade. Many original 1800s buildings still stand in the downtown district, where a busy main street holds restaurants, pubs, coffeehouses, pizzerias, boutiques, antique stores and gift shops. Major employers such as 3M, Miniature Precision Components and a Cabela’s distribution center draw workers from both Wisconsin and Iowa, reinforcing its role as a regional hub. Outdoor attractions center on the 240-acre St. Feriole Island, with 19th-century landmarks, a baseball complex, 18-hole disc golf course, harbor, boat landings and frequent riverfront events, while Charles Wacouta Aquatic Park, La Riviere Park and numerous trails support camping, equestrian riding, hiking, biking and water sports. Housing ranges from ranch-style homes on roughly 10,000-square-foot lots to Cape Cod, bilevel, Colonial, Craftsman, Victorian and National Folk architecture, including some newer construction in outlying subdivisions. Community life includes the Ice Fisheree, St. Patrick’s Day events, Prairie Dog Blues Festival, Country Line Country Fest, Oktoberfest and a seasonal farmers’ market. U.S. Route 18 and State Highways 27, 35 and 60 connect residents across the region, with bus service to La Crosse and the local hospital, and Dubuque Regional Airport a little over 60 miles south. The Prairie du Chien Area School District and Prairie Du Chien High School are both highly rated and emphasize STEM and college preparation.

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