Land For Sale in Hudson Wisconsin

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Hudson is a thriving and growing community. Hudson is located in St. Croix County Wisconsin, on the banks of the beautiful St. Croix River literally just over the border from the busy Twin Cities of Minnesota. It is part of the Minneapolis–St. Paul Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and is often thought of as the Western Gateway to Wisconsin.

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Moving to Hudson WI

Hudson Wisconsin is a great place to live, work, and play! The city of Hudson and the surrounding region are recognized as some of the fastest growing areas of Wisconsin, with many opportunities for residential, commercial, and industrial development. Hudson’s eclectic mix of houses can be seen throughout the cities vintage neighborhoods. There are currently five residential neighborhoods with undeveloped lots for new construction. Senior housing is also available for independent and assisted living lifestyles. Residents and prospective homebuyers will find Hudson’s affordability a definite plus.

Schools

Hudson is in the Hudson school district, and the quality of these schools is born out by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s annual report card. Its schools include E. P. Rock Elementary School, Hudson Prairie Elementary School, North Hudson Elementary School, Willow River Elementary School, Houlton Elementary School, River Crest Elementary School, Hudson Middle School, and Hudson Senior High School. St. Patrick, a Catholic parochial school, is also in Hudson. The University of Wisconsin-River Falls also has a satellite campus in Hudson.

Municipal

The Department of Public Works is responsible for repairing and maintaining 72 miles of city streets, as well as a large variety of other services to the public. They also provide snow removal and ice control of city streets, as well as refuse and recyclables collection and disposal.

Activities

The St. Croix River is the backdrop to this charming river town. With boating, fishing, swimming, golfing, hiking and biking available, you will never run out of active things to do. Is shopping more your speed? Its numerous antique shops will have you covered. When it’s time to wind down, dine in one of their many restaurants or spend a night in one of their charming B&B accommodations.

History

As of 2010, it’s population was 12,719. Hudson was settled in the summer of 1840, on the mouth of the Willow River. Many settlers arrived in the 1850s and 1860s, many of whom were ancestors of today’s residents. The lumber industry was the prime attraction of the area. Hudson has grown as a tourist destination over the years.

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