Town in Walworth County, Wisconsin. Data-backed housing guide by Kinan Sawar, MD — REALTOR® at Shorewest, REALTORS®. Figures as of 2026-07-03.
| Typical home value | $529,496 |
|---|---|
| 1-year change | +5.1% |
| 5-year change | +45.1% |
| Typical rent | not published |
The typical home in Spring Prairie, Wisconsin is worth about $529,496 as of 2026-07-03, up 5.1% over the past year and up 45.1% over five years. Source: Zillow Home Value Index, compiled by Sawar Homes.
Over five years, the typical Spring Prairie home value climbed 45.1% — reaching $529,496 as of April 30, 2026. On a simple basis that is roughly 9 points of appreciation per year, one of the defining facts of this small Walworth County town's market data.
What makes the figure more striking is where Spring Prairie lands after that run: 6 of 21 municipalities in the county — upper tier, but not the top. Even a 45% five-year climb left it below Williams Bay ($545,006) and essentially tied with Troy ($531,440, just $1,944 above).
Against the county median of $446,069, Spring Prairie carries an $83,427 premium — about 19%. It also runs roughly 16% above the seven-county regional median of $455,834.
The trailing year came in at 5.1%. That is healthy in absolute terms but well below the market's own five-year simple average of about 9 points per year — the same cooling pattern visible in the level of growth, not its direction. One year of data cannot establish whether the slowdown persists, and nothing here should be read as a forecast.
Peer positioning is tight at the top and spread at the bottom: Troy ($531,440) and Spring Prairie are separated by under $2,000, Bloomfield trails at $515,928, and the town of Geneva sits well back at $483,178. Buyers comparing across these markets are choosing between properties more than between price tiers, at least among the top three.
This dataset reports no ZIP-level values and no rental figures for Spring Prairie, so the municipal typical value of $529,496 is the anchor number.
| Homes sold (arms-length, single-family) | 33 |
|---|---|
| Median sale price | $517,500 |
| Middle 50% of sales | $365,000 to $813,700 |
| Government-backed financing (FHA/VA/USDA) | 3% |
| Seller-financed | 6.1% |
Over the 12 months ending June 2026, 33 single-family homes sold in Spring Prairie, Wisconsin in arms-length transactions, at a median price of $517,500. Half of those sales fell between $365,000 and $813,700. Source: Wisconsin Department of Revenue real estate transfer returns, compiled by Sawar Homes — every recorded sale, including for-sale-by-owner and builder-direct transactions that never appear in the MLS.
Zillow’s typical-home-value estimate for Spring Prairie is $529,496, while homes that actually changed hands had a median price of $517,500 — a difference of -2.3%. These measure different things, and neither is wrong: the index estimates the value of every home whether or not it sold, while the sale figure reflects only the homes that changed hands, which usually skew toward the more affordable end of the market.
Buyers arriving after a 45.1% five-year run are, by definition, paying for past appreciation — an $83,427 premium to the Walworth County median. The recent 5.1% pace softens the timing pressure relative to the boom years without eliminating it. Troy and Bloomfield bracket Spring Prairie within about $15,500, so widening a search across the three costs little in price terms and expands inventory options.
Sellers hold one of the stronger five-year appreciation figures in the county's upper tier — 45.1% — and that history is legitimate context when setting expectations. It is not, however, a promise about the next sale: the market's trailing-year pace is 5.1%, and near-identical municipal pricing next door in Troy gives buyers leverage to compare. Pricing to current comparables, with the five-year run as background rather than headline, is what this data supports.
Spring Prairie is open farmland on the county's eastern edge, crossed by State Highways 120 and 11 and centered on a rural crossroads hamlet of the same name. Downtown Burlington's shops and riverfront are minutes to the southeast, with Lake Geneva and Elkhorn each an easy drive by state highway.
The typical home value in the town of Spring Prairie is $529,496 as of April 30, 2026 — about $83,400 above the Walworth County median of $446,069.
Values rose 45.1% over the past five years and 5.1% over the past twelve months, per data through April 30, 2026. The recent pace is well below the five-year average; past growth does not guarantee future results.
6 of 21 municipalities by typical value — upper tier, below Williams Bay ($545,006) and just under Troy ($531,440).
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Home values and rents are Zillow ZHVI/ZORI estimates for the named area, as of 2026-07-03; incomes and population are U.S. Census (SAIPE, Population Estimates); migration is IRS Statistics of Income. Area-level statistical estimates for information only — not an appraisal, and not financial, legal, or tax advice.