Erin, WI – A luxury home in the Town of Erin was completely destroyed Tuesday afternoon after a large fire broke out, according to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.
Authorities say the blaze ignited around 2:54 p.m. at a residence located at 2036 County Trunk Highway K in Erin. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office, Wisconsin State Patrol, and the Hartford Fire Department all responded to the scene.
According to Lieutenant Hope Demler, a neighbor called 911 after seeing flames engulfing the home. No people or pets were inside at the time, and one homeowner was on scene as firefighters arrived. Hartford Fire Department crews immediately began suppression efforts, but the structure was already fully consumed by fire.
The residence, built in 1985, was a multi-story single-family home measuring about 4,400 square feet and valued at approximately $1.5 million. Officials confirmed the home is a total loss.
Multiple area departments assisted with the firefight, including crews from Germantown, Slinger, Allenton, St. Lawrence, West Bend, Ashippun, Iron Ridge, Kohlsville, Neosho, and Lifestar Ambulance.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Hartford Fire Department and the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. No injuries to residents or emergency personnel were reported.
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