At A Glance

Five acres on a dead-end road.

A 4,829 square foot custom residence held high on 5.79 acres at the end of Bringold Drive. The drive is private. The neighbors are deer and turkey. Epic, Verona, and the high school are a five-mile commute.

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5.79 ac Land

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5 mi To Epic

Property Type Single Family

Garage 3 Car Attached

Outbuildings Shop & Storage

School District Verona Area

The Walk-Through

Walk the grounds. From the drive to the soaking tub.

The parcel and the residence both. An aerial of the homestead at scale, the vaulted living room, the primary suite that opens onto its own deck, and a tub set into a bay of windows aimed at the pool.

High aerial of 1825 Bringold Drive in summer: the custom home set right-of-center on its 5.79 acres, the round above-ground pool tucked into the lawn at the upper right, and a private paved driveway curving in from the lower left through a wall of mature trees — The estate, at scale. The pool tucked into the upper right, the home set right-of-center, and the drive curving in from the lower left.

Lower aerial of 1825 Bringold Drive showing the house on the left and the long working shop building on the right, connected by a curving paved driveway across mowed lawn ringed by trees — House and shop. The drive runs between, the trees hold the perimeter.

Front porch entry of 1825 Bringold Drive, with cedar timber posts, a glass front door framed by sidelights, and clipped landscape shrubs along the foundation — The covered porch. Cedar posts, a glass entry, a lantern overhead.

Foyer of 1825 Bringold Drive looking out the leaded-glass front door, with a closet on the left, a paneled bench on the right, and a wall of French doors with glass mullions opening into the living spaces — The foyer. Leaded glass at the door, French doors at the heart of the home.

Open kitchen and dining area at 1825 Bringold Drive, with a long oval island, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, and the dining bay with terracotta walls and a heavy reclaimed wood farm table — Kitchen, opened to the dining bay. The terracotta wall pulls in the sun.

Kitchen interior at 1825 Bringold Drive with maple cabinetry, double wall oven, stainless French-door refrigerator, an electric cooktop set into the island, and corner windows letting in light over the sink — Updated stainless appliances. Maple cabinetry. The cooktop set into the island.

Sunroom dining bay at 1825 Bringold Drive: terracotta walls, three bay windows with wide views to the rear lawn and a timber-framed pergola in the distance, a heavy reclaimed wood table and bench centered on a patterned rug — The dining bay. Three windows, a long view, and the timber pergola in the distance.

Living room at 1825 Bringold Drive with a soft vaulted ceiling, leather sofa and recliner, a wood plank coffee table on iron casters, a bay of windows on the left, and a salvaged metal wall sculpture above the sofa — A vaulted ceiling in the living room. The roof lifts overhead.

Wide view of the great room at 1825 Bringold Drive with a brown leather sofa center-foreground, the two-sided stacked-stone fireplace and barn-door wood paneling anchoring the far left wall beneath a mounted television, a soft vaulted ceiling lifting overhead, and a bank of windows on the right side wall — The great room, from the other side. Brown leather sofa, the two-sided fireplace and barn-door paneling anchoring the far wall, the soft vault lifting overhead.

Primary bedroom at 1825 Bringold Drive with a vaulted ceiling, a slate-blue accent wall behind a mission-style bed, sliding glass doors opening onto a private deck on the right, and a grid of small framed landscape prints above the headboard — The primary suite. A vaulted ceiling and French doors to a private deck.

Primary bathroom at 1825 Bringold Drive with a freestanding white soaking tub centered in a bay of five windows that look out across the lawn to the above-ground pool, twin vanities flanking the tub, and a wood-frame mirror over each vanity — A soaking tub set into a bay of windows. The pool is the view.

Lower-level bar and rec area at 1825 Bringold Drive with a curved wood bar, four metal stools, an open carpeted lounge behind, and a large Death Star wall mural on the right-hand wall — The lower-level bar. Wood, stools, and a wall mural.

Lower-level guest bedroom at 1825 Bringold Drive: a queen bed with a carved wood headboard and white duvet, twin lamps on round side tables, a flat-screen TV mounted above the bed, recessed ceiling lights, carpet floor, and a six-panel wood door on the right — A lower-level guest bedroom. Carved headboard, twin lamps, a quiet corner of the basement.

Acoustically-treated lower-level room at 1825 Bringold Drive set up as a drum studio: a full drum kit with cymbals at the center, dark grey wall paneling, recessed lighting, and a small amp at the left — The fifth lower-level room. Currently set up as a drum studio.

Inside the working shop at 1825 Bringold Drive: a long workbench along the back wall, a purple ATV parked in the center of the concrete floor, a red rolling tool chest at left, a red snowblower at right, and a ribbed metal ceiling overhead — Inside the shop. A workbench, a tool chest, the ATV, and room for the snowblower.

The attached three-car garage at 1825 Bringold Drive seen from the driveway: a hipped-roof home wing on the left with three garage doors, paved driveway curving across the foreground, two tall blue spruce trees on the lawn at right, and an open Wisconsin sky overhead — The attached three-car garage. Blue spruce on the lawn, the drive sweeping past.

“Peaceful paradise is what it’s called. Deer, turkey, and other wildlife abound as this is on a dead end road in a rural setting.”

The Residence

A homestead, five miles from Epic.

Five miles from Epic and the heart of Verona, the city falls away and the road quiets down. Bringold Drive ends at this parcel: 5.79 acres of rolling lawn, mowed grounds, and tree line, with a custom 4,829 square foot residence held high on the rise and a separate shop building set off to the side.

Inside, the home is built for the kind of life this land suggests. Cathedral ceilings open the living room overhead. A two-sided stacked-stone fireplace splits the great room from the dining bay, with custom bookcases worked in around it. The kitchen has been updated with stainless appliances and opens to a terracotta-walled dining bay that catches the eastern light through three bays of windows.

The primary suite sits at the rear of the main level with a vaulted ceiling, French doors to its own private deck, and a bath set into a bay of five windows aimed across the lawn to the pool. The exposed lower level walks out to a patio. A fifth room down there can be whatever the new household needs: a home gym, an office, a music studio, a second guest suite.

Outside the front door, the listing notes the practical particulars: a driveway easement with the neighbors, a private drive to the shop on the corner, the kind of zoning that quietly permits small-scale farming, home occupations, and incidental room rental. It is a property that lets you live the way you want to live.

The Parcel

5.79 Acres, Quiet

A rural parcel at the end of a dead-end road, held high above the grade. Deer and turkey in the tree line. Small-scale farming permitted.

The Shop

A Working Outbuilding

A functioning shop with an office, plus a separate storage outbuilding. Workbench, overhead doors, room for the ATV and the snowblower.

The Commute

Five Miles To Epic

Epic, downtown Verona, Starbucks, and Verona Area High School all within minutes. Madison sits a short drive beyond.

The Details

What makes it singular.

5.79 Acres, Dead-End Road

The parcel is the headline. A private drive in, a tree line all the way around, and the rare zoning that lets you farm, work from home, or rent a room without anybody asking.

A Working Shop, Off The House

A functioning shop with its own office and overhead doors, separated from the residence so the work stays out of the house. A second storage outbuilding sits across the property.

Cathedral Ceilings, Stone Fireplace

The living room opens overhead under a soft vaulted ceiling. A stacked-stone fireplace anchors the great room, with custom barn-door cabinetry built in alongside.

Primary Suite, Deck, And Bay-Window Bath

A vaulted primary bedroom with French doors to its own deck, and a primary bath built into a bay of five windows aimed across the lawn to the pool.

Walkout Lower Level With A Fifth Room

The exposed lower level opens to a rear patio and includes a fifth room that flexes to whatever the household needs: exercise room, home office, music studio, guest suite.

Estimate Your Payment

A private estimate, running quietly.

Adjust the numbers below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on 1825 Bringold Drive. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$7,584

Principal and interest only. Property taxes and insurance are not included. Based on a list price of $1,499,900.

The Land

Verona, as it lives.

Verona sits on the southwestern edge of Dane County, a small town that quietly became the Madison region’s center of gravity when Epic Systems built its campus in the rolling fields just east of downtown. The high school sits across town; Starbucks, the trail network, and the lake country are minutes away.

Bringold Drive is on the rural side of all of it. A dead-end road at the edge of the prairie, five miles from the workplace, with the kind of acreage and zoning Verona’s buyers rarely find inside the city limits.

Five miles to Epic. Minutes to Verona Area High School.

Where the road ends.