The median home value in Butternut, WI is $255,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $115,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Butternut, WI is $255,000.
Approximately 46% of Butternut homes are owned,
compared to 11% rented, while
43% are vacant.
Butternut real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: Birchland Realty Inc./Park Falls
(963/DW) RECREATIONAL HEADQUARTERS with the convenience of being close to town but private setting for this 5.2+/- acre parcel located on Cross Rd. North of Park Falls off Agenda Rd. Hunt, fish one of the area lakes, or enjoy ATVing and snowmobiling from your own piece of the Northwoods. This wooded parcel has a gravel driveway and the following improvements located on the property: a 15x30? metal shed, 1-car garage with dirt floor, open-sided metal roof enclosure around the 8x32? Big Horn camper with bump-out by Heartland on a platform deck, an 8x30? Leisure Star Starcraft camper with bump-out, and an 8x12? metal-sided storage shed for storing the generator that furnishes power to the campers. There is no electric currently to the property. There is a privy with permit on file. If you are looking for a family getaway to spend your weekends, this is it! Priced to sell at $69,900.
Courtesy: Realty Group Inc.
Don't miss out on this extraordinary chance to become the proud owner of a remarkable 158-acre maple syrup farm nestled in Ashland County, WI or use this property for your own creative ideas! The property boasts predominantly high terrain and is adorned with a rich abundance of mature Sugar Maple trees. A variety of buildings are strategically positioned throughout the premises, serving as invaluable assets for maple syrup production. These structures include a spacious 30x54 garage, a 16x24 bunkhouse, pumphouses, and a syrup house complete with a bunkroom. Electric is in the garage by the road only. With an existing network of 7000 maple taps already in place, this property holds immense potential for an additional 3000 taps. It features a range of essential production components, such as a reverse osmosis system, multiple 1800-gallon holding tanks, a vacuum system powered by two pumps, and a Cummins generator.
