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Sunset Road, SHIOCTON

$36,000

Sunset Road, SHIOCTON

2 Acres Land Town of Maine MLS® # 50288455

Discover tranquility on this sprawling 2-acre buildable lot nestled in the relaxing countryside. Embrace the beauty of nature and envision your dream home on this expansive parcel, offering ...

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E10677 Old Highway 56, Liberty

$95,000

E10677 Old Highway 56, Liberty

6 Acres Land MLS® # 1973094

Conveniently located near Viola & just 10 minutes from Viroqua, you'll find this buildable 6.21 acre property. The 30 x 40 pole building has concrete that has been sealed that some may opt ...

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Lot 10 & 11 N Curtis Drive, Porter

$159,000

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Lot 10 & 11 N Curtis Drive, Porter

4 Acres Land MLS® # 1973090

If you're looking for a little piece of country heaven, you've just found it! This 3.89 acres on a cul-de-sac just off HWY 14 between Evansville and Janesville is waiting for you! It's a bui...

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Lot 4 Csm 2338 Charles Street, Ripon

$49,900

Lot 4 Csm 2338 Charles Street, Ripon

1 Acres Land MLS® # 1973074

Flat, buildable lot in the Town of Ripon and only minutes from all the Ripon action. This lot is located on a short, no through street. Ideal for the home of your dreams. Natural gas, Cit...

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Lot 20 47th Avenue, Eau Galle

$31,900

Lot 20 47th Avenue, Eau Galle

2 Acres 2 SqFt Land MLS® # 1580368

2.02 Buildable Acres: lot 20-Majestic Woods South has Mature trees, perk test completed, easy access to boat landing, possible walkout lower level. An awesome piece of land for your personal...

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On Right Of Way Rd # 40 Acres, Glidden

$100,000

On Right Of Way Rd # 40 Acres, Glidden

Land MLS® # 205908

(856/MES) The forty you’ve been waiting for. This property has been meticulously managed for aesthetics and wildlife through light and careful past management. The property features 40+/- ac...

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000 Big Musky Road, Sherman

$53,900

000 Big Musky Road, Sherman

36 Acres Land MLS® # 1973058

Pristine hunting land for sale in Iron County, Wisconsin. This recreational and outdoor enthusiasts’ estate is a wonderfully wooded high-quality hunting property consisting of 35.92-acres. T...

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Lt1 S Teut, Burlington

$599,000

Lt1 S Teut, Burlington

5 Acres Land MLS® # 1868047

Over 5 heavily wooded acres that open up to some of the BEST sunset vista views in Burlington! This parcel offers a potential for a Development opportunity or a private wooded estate to buil...

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2607 Sarah Lane, Beloit

$95,000

2607 Sarah Lane, Beloit

0 Acres Land MLS® # 1973036

Buildable lot with mature trees and wooded back lot line. All offers will be contingent on the sale and close of 2601 and 2611 Sarah lane....

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2611 Sarah Lane, Beloit

$95,000

2611 Sarah Lane, Beloit

0 Acres Land MLS® # 1973035

Buildable lot in the Oaks. Wooded back lot line....

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N8228 Wilson Flowage Rd E, Phillips

$139,000 WILSON

N8228 Wilson Flowage Rd E, Phillips

Land MLS® # 205902

Gorgeous buildable level lot ready for your home, cabin or camper, bordered by mature trees, with 20' of frontage and a dock on the Phillips Chain of Lakes! This property has been used for s...

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000 360th Street, Stanley

$125,999 Otter Lake

000 360th Street, Stanley

2 Acres 2 SqFt Land MLS® # 1580345

Imagine owning a slice of paradise on Otter Lake in Stanley WI. This prime waterfront property boasts buildable sites, each offering unique possibilities, and plenty of trees to give you the...

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76.46 Ac County Road M, Wiota

$210,265

76.46 Ac County Road M, Wiota

76 Acres Land MLS® # 1972990

Fantastic opportunity to own an affordable duck and deer hunting property in Lafayette County! This property features a diverse range of habitat, from wetlands, to native prairie grasses, a...

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3896w Cicak Road Road, Loretta

$64,900 Blaisdell

3896w Cicak Road Road, Loretta

5 Acres 5 SqFt Land MLS® # 1580337

(425/IK) Located 16 miles from Winter WI on Cicak Rd off CTH GG in Loretta WI. A wonderful wooded 5.39+/- acre parcel which is 2 separate lots with 200+/- ft frontage on Blaisdell Lake with ...

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3896w Cicak Rd, Loretta

$64,900 BLAISDELL

3896w Cicak Rd, Loretta

Land MLS® # 205896

(425/IK) Located 16 miles from Winter WI on Cicak Rd off CTH GG in Loretta WI. A wonderful wooded 5.39+/- acre parcel which is 2 separate lots with 200+/- ft frontage on Blaisdell Lake with ...

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As of March 18, 2024 there are 419 active Wisconsin Buildable land & farm listings for sale with an average listing price of $126,272. The highest-priced land listing is $1,350,000, while the lowest priced land listing can be purchased for $8,750. Wisconsin Buildable land & farm listings have an average price of $104,028 per acre, based on land listings with an average of 6 acres.

Buildable Lots & Land in Wisconsin

Wisconsin is a state in the Midwestern region of the United States, known for its natural beauty and diverse landscapes. The state is home to many areas of buildable land, ranging from urban centers to rural areas.

One of the most attractive areas for buildable land in Wisconsin is the southeastern region, which includes the cities of Milwaukee and Madison. These cities have a strong economy and offer a variety of cultural and recreational opportunities, making them popular destinations for both residents and businesses. The availability of buildable land in these areas is limited, however, as they are highly developed and densely populated.

In contrast, the northern and western regions of Wisconsin have a more rural character, with vast areas of forested land and scenic lakes. This makes them ideal for those seeking a more peaceful, natural setting. The availability of buildable land in these areas is generally greater than in the urban areas, although access to infrastructure and services may be more limited.

There are also a number of smaller towns and cities throughout Wisconsin that offer buildable land opportunities. These communities often have a more relaxed pace of life and lower cost of living than the larger urban centers. They may also have unique cultural and historical features that make them attractive to residents and businesses.

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in sustainable and eco-friendly building practices in Wisconsin. Many developers are exploring alternative energy sources, such as solar and wind power, and incorporating green features such as rainwater harvesting and energy-efficient appliances into their projects. This trend is expected to continue as more people seek environmentally responsible living options.

Overall, Wisconsin offers a wide range of buildable land opportunities, from urban centers to rural areas, and from large cities to small towns. Whether you are looking for a bustling urban environment or a tranquil natural setting, Wisconsin has something to offer.

Wisconsin Buildable Lots & Land For Sale

Whether you are seeking buildable land for a residential or a business structure, Wisconsin can be a terrific choice for your construction project. While building yourself allows you to retain control over all of the details of your project, this control does come at a price. Often building can be more expensive and there may be hidden pitfalls and costs along the way. Having a plan to secure your piece of buildable property can help to eliminate future nightmares from occurring.

Many buyers who decide to build have spent countless hours looking at pre-existing structures, only to find that none of these options truly suit their needs. Brand new homes and business facilities allow the buyer to make decisions to ensure that the details of the property meet their exact specifications. Buyers feels comfortable owning something that is uniquely theirs; unspoiled by previous owners. Buyers often consider that new builds will decrease the maintenance costs of a property, as the new materials and appliances in the structure will be less likely to break and cause costly repairs. New builds, in theory, should also be more energy efficient, provided modern construction techniques are utilized by the contractor.

Engage the Services of a Real Estate Professional

Engaging the services of a realtor will be essential to help you identify the perfect piece of property here in Wisconsin. Real estate professionals often have advance information about properties when they are placed on the market, giving you a jump start above other buyers. A realtor can also provide a comprehensive evaluation of comparable properties in the area, helping to ensure that you are not over-paying for your land. Realtors who are familiar with the local area can help point out the costs and benefits of a particular area. He or she can also help connect you with other professionals who can assist you with the actual building process. LandBin.com can put you in touch with one of their qualified real estate professionals today.

When you are examining buildable land, make sure you carefully consider the positive and negative attributes of each and every parcel. Consider where you would likely build your house or business facility. If you are looking to build a business enterprise, consider whether the land you are looking at is flat and cleared of trees. If a residential property building site is what you seek, take a careful look at the views where you might build. Have beautiful scenery to surround your residential property will not only increase your enjoyment of the land, but will help add to the re-sale value of the property, as well.

Consider the amenities you wish to add to the property. Will the terrain lend itself to building a pool, a toolshed, a pole barn, an extra garage or a spacious deck? Does the property provide access to a lake if you are interested in recreational watersports or fishing? Is there enough acreage to support hunting or other outdoor activities? If you are building a business facility, are there environmental regulations you need to comply with?

Take a look at the neighbors' property. Consider whether their properties are properly maintained and whether that will impact the enjoyment of your property. Don't be afraid to meet the neighbors. Ask them about the area and get their thoughts about your intended building structure. Check out the educational system to see if the schools are up to snuff. Even if you do not have children yourself, the quality of the school systems can and will impact your future re-sale value.

Consult Other Experts

Once you identify the property you wish to build on, make sure that you engage any necessary professionals to provide advice along the way. For example, consult a drainage expert to help you consider whether the composition of the land creates any issues for flooding. Talk to the necessary zoning boards to ensure that your intended use of the land comports with its current zoning. Take a look at utility structures that may already be in existence for a particular property. Having access to water, electricity and natural gas lines can be critical to your building project, unless you plan to employ alternative sources of water and energy such as wells and generators.

Hire an architect and a contractor who are very familiar with the region in which you intend to build. Make sure you check the references of these individuals. Checking with your local chapter of the Best Business Bureau, or an equivalent organization, to provide you with complaints or complements that past customers may have made regarding your chosen professionals.

Insure, Insure and Insure

Even when you are dealing with all new construction, there can still be hidden, latent defects in the property. New plumbing, roofing and electric problems are not unheard of. Hire a licensed property inspector to take a close look at the work your contractor has completed to help verify everything is in good working order. Having an inspection prior to the finishing of the interior of the structure may be beneficial as the inspector will have unfettered access to the inner working of the structure. You can also help yourself avoid having costly repairs in the future by purchasing adequate insurance to protect your interest in the property if something dramatic and unforeseen occurs.

Home warranty policies are also beneficial for new builds. Homeowners' insurance policies may not protect against appliance failures in the home; these warranties will help protect against unforeseen expenses resulting from defects in the home.

Watch Over the Building Process

Being involved in every aspect of the building process can help prevent contractors from cutting corners. When you see a problem or an issue with your construction, don't be afraid to ask about it. Ask questions about issues you do not understand. Keep a running total of upgrades you are putting in the structure. There is nothing worse than realizes that the "small" upgrades you have added along the way add up to one monstrous bill at the end of the building process. Knowing that a buyer is monitoring their actions will help prevent contractors from taking advantage of your trust or completing sloppy work.

As you consider building on land in Wisconsin, be vigilant about the resale value of the property. While it is important for you to be truly happy with your structure, it may also be important five years from now that you be able to sell your property to the next willing buyer.

Conclusion

In summary, carefully develop a plan before you decide to build on a piece of Wisconsin land. Property values here in Wisconsin tend to appreciate well, so it can be a terrific investment, if you play your cards right. Do not assume that other people are going to look out for your interests. Hire independent professionals to help assist you through the process to help you oversee the contractors you hire to build your structure. Don't cut corners now to save a little bit of money; it is likely that cutting a corner now may cause you a costly amount in the future. Wisconsin buildable property is available today, but once you identify the right piece of land, don't hesitate! Today's market turns over rapidly and you must act quickly in order to secure your very own buildable land here in Wisconsin.

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