As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,818 (−14.8%)
$59,400 + $478,300
$537,700
2024
$6,833 (+7.8%)
$122,300 + $268,900
$391,200
2023
$6,339 (−1.7%)
$124,200 + $268,900
$393,100
2022
$6,450 (−0.1%)
$122,800 + $268,900
$391,700
2021
$6,459 (+1.7%)
$123,400 + $268,900
$392,300
2020
$6,353 (+3.6%)
$124,300 + $268,900
$393,200
2019
$6,132 (+4.9%)
$124,700 + $268,900
$393,600
2018
$5,847 (−0.1%)
$124,500 + $268,900
$393,400
2017
$5,853
$110,000 + $247,300
$357,300
2016
$5,853 (−8.7%)
$110,500 + $247,300
$357,800
2014
$6,414 (−2.3%)
$126,600 + $247,300
$373,900
2013
$6,568
$126,600 + $247,300
$373,900
Tax history for N7560 Bowers Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,818 (−14.8%)
$59,400 + $478,300
$537,700
2024
$6,833 (+7.8%)
$122,300 + $268,900
$391,200
2023
$6,339 (−1.7%)
$124,200 + $268,900
$393,100
2022
$6,450 (−0.1%)
$122,800 + $268,900
$391,700
2021
$6,459 (+1.7%)
$123,400 + $268,900
$392,300
2020
$6,353 (+3.6%)
$124,300 + $268,900
$393,200
2019
$6,132 (+4.9%)
$124,700 + $268,900
$393,600
2018
$5,847 (−0.1%)
$124,500 + $268,900
$393,400
2017
$5,853
$110,000 + $247,300
$357,300
2016
$5,853 (−8.7%)
$110,500 + $247,300
$357,800
2014
$6,414 (−2.3%)
$126,600 + $247,300
$373,900
2013
$6,568
$126,600 + $247,300
$373,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A-1
Prime Agricultural Land District
The primary purpose of this district is to maintain highly productive exclusive agricultural lands in food and fiber production by effectively limiting encroachment of non-agricultural development and minimizing land use conflicts among incompatible uses. Such lands are generally covered by Class I, II, and III soils as rated by the U.S. Natural Resource Conservation Service and are identified in the county farmland preservation plan as farmland preservation areas identified under Wis. Stats. Ch. 91.10 1 d in a farmland preservation plan described in Wis. Stats. Ch. 91.12 2. As a matter of policy, it is hereby determined that the highest and best use of these lands is agriculture. All structures and improvements must be consistent with agricultural use.