Two Story Homes in Howard, WI Guide
Howard has 16 scored homes with an average HousRank score of 69.6, giving buyers a small but useful snapshot of two story home options to compare.
A quick read on two story homes in Howard, WI
If you’re shopping for two story homes in Howard, WI, the first useful number here is simple: HousRank scored 16 homes in Howard, with an average score of 69.6. In this set, the scored property types are Single Family and Condo.
That score is best used as a comparison tool inside the same cohort, not as an absolute grade for the home and not as a percentile. HousRank uses proxy inputs tied to value, location, investment, affordability, tax, risk, and demand. If there are not enough similar homes in the local cohort, the comparison can fall back to county, then state, then national data.
Higher-scoring Howard listings to look at first
Among the higher-scoring records in Howard, 1625 Drusillas Way leads this set with a HousRank score of 89. It’s listed here as a Single Family home with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Next are 2886 Riverview Dr at 84, 2890 Riverview Dr at 82, 1342 Buckys Run at 81, and 2894 Riverview Dr at 78.
There’s a clear pattern in these higher-scoring records: most are Single Family homes with either 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms or 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. If your search starts with space and layout, that makes these addresses a logical short list to review more closely.
Still, a higher HousRank score does not mean a home is objectively better in every way. It means the property scored better relative to its comparison group based on HousRank’s proxy inputs, so you should still check fit, condition, layout, and availability yourself.
Listings that stand out on HousRank value comparison
HousRank also flags a separate group of homes that stand out on its value comparison. In Howard, that list includes 1625 Drusillas Way with a score of 89, 1342 Buckys Run at 81, 3738 Rustic Heights Ct at 66, 2886 Riverview Dr at 84, and 2890 Riverview Dr at 82.
This value comparison is derived from the home’s relative HousRank score and the property’s available valuation basis. That basis may be a current listing price, last sale price, or tax assessment. The data here does not identify which basis applied to each home, so this list is best treated as a useful comparison signal, not as an objective quality-per-dollar verdict.
What the newer listing records suggest
The newest listing records in this Howard set are 1342 Buckys Run, 2812 Elm Tree Hl, 1625 Drusillas Way, 2886 Riverview Dr, and 2882 Riverview Dr. Their HousRank scores range from 74 to 89 in the records provided, with bedroom counts from 2 to 4 and bathrooms from 2.5 to 3.5.
That gives buyers a practical spread to compare. For example, 2812 Elm Tree Hl is a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath Single Family home with a score of 77, while 1625 Drusillas Way is a 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath Single Family home with a score of 89. If you’re narrowing a shortlist, that contrast can help you decide whether your priority is size, score, or a specific layout.
These are listing records in the supplied data, not a promise of current availability. Check the latest details before planning a tour or making assumptions about status.
Frequently asked questions
What does the HousRank score mean for two story homes in Howard, WI?
HousRank scores homes on a 0 to 100 scale using proxy inputs for value, location, investment, affordability, tax, risk, and demand. The score is cohort-relative, not absolute, not a percentile, and not a direct measure of overall home quality.
How many homes were scored in Howard, WI?
HousRank scored 16 homes in Howard, WI in the supplied data, and the average HousRank score across that set is 69.6.
Which Howard homes have the highest HousRank scores in this data?
The higher-scoring records listed here are 1625 Drusillas Way at 89, 2886 Riverview Dr at 84, 2890 Riverview Dr at 82, 1342 Buckys Run at 81, and 2894 Riverview Dr at 78.
Does HousRank's value comparison use asking price?
Not always. HousRank’s value comparison uses the home’s relative HousRank score and the property’s available valuation basis, which may be a current listing price, last sale price, or tax assessment. The supplied data does not say which basis applied to each home.