Farmland sales in Ripley County, Indiana

54 farm sales of 10 acres or more in the last 12 months. The middle price of 31 sales of 20 acres or more over the last 12 months was $8,872 an acre (middle half $6,915 to $12,439).

All of Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana together: the September 2026 update, with the biggest buyers and unusual prices.

Indiana's sales disclosure forms carry the sale date, not a recording date, and the town is the parcel's mailing town, placed at the middle of its ZIP code rather than a township. Our Indiana copy starts with 2021 forms.

The latest sales

Newest first, Ripley County, Indiana
DateWhereAcresPrice$/acreNoteNames
Sep 29, 2026*Versailles, Ripley County, IN122.5$1,102,410$9,000
Sep 18, 2026*Milan, Ripley County, IN11.1$110,000$9,901
Sep 17, 2026*Batesville, Ripley County, IN32.5$487,890$14,998with buildings
Sep 11, 2026*Dillsboro, Ripley County, IN40$500,000$12,500with buildings
Sep 4, 2026*Holton, Ripley County, IN19.3$580,000$30,099with buildings
Aug 27, 2026*Osgood, Ripley County, IN20.4$91,892$4,493
Aug 27, 2026*Versailles, Ripley County, IN80.1$360,108$4,493
Aug 5, 2026*Milan, Ripley County, IN12.4$190,000$15,261with buildings
Aug 5, 2026*Cross Plains, Ripley County, IN10.7$107,500$10,009
Aug 4, 2026*Holton, Ripley County, IN16.2$379,000$23,410with buildings
Aug 4, 2026*Batesville, Ripley County, IN44.5$30,000$674
Jul 23, 2026*Cross Plains, Ripley County, IN10.3$355,000$34,333with buildings
Jul 10, 2026*Batesville, Ripley County, IN46.7$1,650,000$35,347Unusual price: above the county's usual; with buildings
Jul 7, 2026*Sunman, Ripley County, IN26.9$216,000$8,042
Jul 2, 2026*Milan, Ripley County, IN20.1$499,900$24,809Unusual price: above the county's usual; with buildings
Jul 2, 2026*Holton, Ripley County, IN14$460,000$32,857with buildings
Jun 15, 2026*Versailles, Ripley County, IN44.6$870,300$19,522with buildings
Jun 9, 2026*Cross Plains, Ripley County, IN45$450,000$10,000
May 29, 2026*Sunman, Ripley County, IN40$650,000$16,250with buildings
May 21, 2026*Versailles, Ripley County, IN11.2$80,000$7,156
May 19, 2026*Versailles, Ripley County, IN12.2$900,000$73,469
May 19, 2026*Versailles, Ripley County, IN22.1$900,000$40,706Unusual price: above the county's usual; with buildings
May 18, 2026*Milan, Ripley County, IN14.2$202,500$14,251
May 15, 2026*Cross Plains, Ripley County, IN46.8$365,750$7,815
May 7, 2026*Dillsboro, Ripley County, IN10$120,000$12,000with buildings

* Dated by the deed; the state file this was read from does not carry the recording date for these rows.

Usual here: $8,872 an acre, the middle of 71 sales of 20 acres or more over the last 24 months (middle half $6,193 to $12,748). A sale marked unusual sits well outside that; possible reasons above the usual: a house or buildings, timber or hunting ground, a building site or development land, or a neighbor paying more for the piece next door; below: a family or neighbor sale, a part interest, wooded, wet or poorer ground, no road access, or a land contract.

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A sale is listed when it carries a price and acres and a whole interest changed hands in a normal sale: gifts, family and related-party sales, quit claims, foreclosures and the like are left out, the same rule as Field Scout and the Farmland Atlas. Township and town are where the state places the sale; no parcel is pinned. None of this is an appraisal. Source: Indiana Department of Local Government Finance, sales disclosure forms (from STATS Indiana), farm parcels, read Oct 18, 2026.

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