Halversons closed the deal for their 4,388‑square‑foot mill conversion on October 9, 2026, fetching $750,000 from a buyer who has yet to be named.
The couple, former antiques dealers Ross and Theresa Halverson, turned a 1856 grain mill into a furnished home after a four‑year restoration that began in 2012.
The structure was moved a mile from its original site in March 2011, a feat described by The Capital Times as a 4:30 a.m. operation across frozen fields.
Renovation work replaced unsafe flooring, rebuilt the roof, and repurposed original machinery into décor, allowing the Halversons to move in by late 2015.
Listing history shows the property advertised for $1.2 million in December 2025, falling to $750,000 by October 2026 as a short‑term rental and event venue.
The transaction will be logged by the county clerk next week, after which the new owners can begin marketing the mill’s historic charm to travelers.