Truly one-of-a-kind, Platteville’s first firehouse has been reimagined into an extraordinary 2,263 sq. ft. Quonset Hut home that blends historic character with impressive efficiency. Built in 1952, the structure features soaring 18-foot ceilings and double-insulated steel walls—designed not only for durability, but also for year-round comfort. Despite the volume and scale of the home, average energy costs are approximately $171/month, with the current owner maintaining indoor temperatures in the mid-70s.

The main level spans 1,891 sq. ft. with an open-concept layout that highlights the building’s unique architecture. A custom kitchen anchors the space with handmade pull-out cabinetry, concrete countertops, a commercial three-door refrigerator, stainless steel double oven, microwave, and dishwasher. Polished concrete floors and preserved original elements—including the fireman’s shower and bathroom—honor the property’s history, while two oversized 10’x8’ garage doors add to its bold industrial appeal.

Above, the loft-style primary suite overlooks the expansive interior, offering a private retreat with laminated wood floors, skylights, and a luxurious bath featuring Italian tile and floor-embedded lighting. Natural light pours in, enhancing both the warmth and the dramatic architectural lines of this truly distinctive home.

Modern upgrades include a new 158,000 BTU heating system, new central A/C, high-efficiency tankless water heater, whole-house water filtration system, fiber optic internet, emergency storm shelter,

Situated on an 8,250 sq. ft. lot, the fully fenced yard features zero-scaped landscaping for low maintenance, along with a studio and storage shed for added flexibility. This remarkable home offers a rare blend of history, artistry, and contemporary living—unmatched in character and lifestyle. Schedule your private showing to experience this exceptional property firsthand.