Just minutes north of Green Bay, this 88-acre parcel in Abrams, Wisconsin covers a range of land types — residential, agricultural, forested, and undeveloped — all within a single contiguous holding. A portion of the land has drain tile already in place, a practical detail for anyone thinking about agricultural use.

The property's most tangible structure is a 50-by-104-foot shed, which offers serious storage and working space for equipment, harvest, or whatever the next chapter calls for. Whether the draw is farming, timber, development, or simply wide-open country, the acreage gives a buyer real room to make a decision slowly.