Listed by Marty Griepentrog • United Country Midwest Lifesty. Bought with United Country Midwest Lifesty.
Off Market Dec 2022 for $337K
$406,539
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$706/mo
4
bd
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1 ba
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2,200
sq ft
8696 Grams Rd, Ripon, WI 54971
About this home
Public Remarks: Winnebago County Country Home With 8 Acres. This old Farm House Needs Some Love. The property Comes With a 30x40 Shed with water for your animals inside, 8 acres Makes for peace and quite. An addition 39 acres are available. This house has good bones and is waiting for the next owners to give it some love. Property was used as a rental and is selling as is. Lots of possibility's with this eight acre farmette in Winnebago Co Wisconsin.
Single-familyProperty Type
48 acresLot Size
$185Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Marty Griepentrog• United Country Midwest Lifesty
Bought with Marty Griepentrog• United Country Midwest Lifesty
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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8 Acres
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County
Winnebago County
APN
014 0435
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Last updated by owner on Aug 3, 2026.
A-2
Agricultural District
The purpose of the A-2 Agricultural District is to conserve productive farming areas, assure a proper economic and physical environment for continued agricultural use of land, maintain an open rural character; assure compatible types and densities of development on lands that are useable for agricultural pursuits; minimize other land uses incompatible with farming, and prevent the uncontrolled spread of residential development. Persons and entities not engaged in agricultural pursuits in the Agricultural Zone should be aware that the primary intention of the Zone is to permit usual acceptable farming and farming practices which may generate dust, odor, smoke, noise, and vibration; during growing seasons machinery may be operated at other than daylight hours; certain generally acceptable farming operations may involve the use and spraying of herbicides or pesticides; and acceptable practices in keeping animals may involve odors or noises. Accordingly, any person or entity residing or working in an Agricultural Zone should anticipate these types of occurrences and recognize that such are the by-product of zoning an area in the Town where agricultural endeavors are encouraged to thrive.