John and Lisa own a house in a quiet neighborhood in Platteville, Wisconsin. They decide to make several improvements to their home, including a new built$-$in kitchen island with granite countertop. The island is securely anchored to the floo and connected to the plumbing and electrical systems in the house to accommodate a sink and a dishwasher. The granite countertop was a family heirloom from the bakery owned by Lisa's family for generations that had recently closed. As such, John and Lisa carefully placed the granite countertop over a laminate countertop.

Over the years, John and Lisa enjoy the convenience and beauty of their new kitchen island. However, they eventually decide to sell their house and move to Florida to retire.

Sarah tours the property and purchases the home from John and Lisa, with closing a month later. After the closing, Saral moves in and discovers John and Lisa took the granite countertop with them to Florida.

What is the probable outcome of a lawsuit filed by Sarah against John and Lisa?

Sarah will likely lose, as the granite countertop was personal property.

Sarah will likely lose, as the granite countertop was a fixture.

Sarah will likely win, as the granite countertop was personal property.

Sarah will likely win, as the granite countertop was a fixture.