53205 Zip Code currently has 11 single family homes for sale and 4 lots for sale. There are 4 foreclosures for sale. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there are 5 new construction homes for sale.
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King Park sits just north of downtown Milwaukee, giving residents quick access to the Milwaukee River, the Historic Third Ward, and major employers along the lakefront. The neighborhood features a mix of older single-family homes and newer infill construction on tree-lined streets, with several parks and playgrounds within walking distance. Families are served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including nearby Cass Street School and Lincoln Center of the Arts, while daily needs are met by grocery stores and shops along North Avenue and King Drive.... Read more
Midtown sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side with direct access to I-43 and a short drive to downtown, allowing residents to reach the city’s employment centers and lakefront within minutes. The neighborhood’s grid of older single-family homes and two-flats is served by Milwaukee Public Schools, while nearby retail corridors along North Avenue and Capitol Drive provide everyday shopping and dining without leaving the area. Large parks such as Sherman Park and Washington Park border the neighborhood, offering extensive green space for recreation.... Read more
North Division sits just north of downtown Milwaukee, giving residents quick access to the city’s central business district and Lake Michigan waterfront via major north-south corridors. The area features a grid of older single-family homes and duplexes alongside several established parks and recreation facilities. Local public schools, including North Division High School, serve the neighborhood, while everyday shopping and services are available along nearby corridors such as North 27th Street.... Read more
Park View sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by North 76th Street, West Capitol Drive, and the Menomonee River Parkway, giving residents quick access to both downtown via I-41 and the western suburbs. Mature tree-lined streets contain a mix of mid-century ranches and two-story colonials, many on larger lots that back up to the parkway’s walking and biking trails. The neighborhood is served by Milwaukee Public Schools’ Park View Elementary and nearby high schools, while everyday shopping and dining are available at the Capitol Drive corridor and the nearby Mayfair Collection.... Read more
The Triangle neighborhood sits just north of downtown Milwaukee between North Avenue and the Milwaukee River, offering quick access to both the East Side and the Lower East Side via several major streets. Its stock of early-20th-century bungalows and duplexes lines tree-shaded blocks that remain largely intact, while residents walk to Lake Michigan, the Oak Leaf Trail, and the shops and restaurants along North Avenue. Nearby schools include Hartford Avenue University School and Riverside High School, and the neighborhood is served by Milwaukee County Transit System routes that connect directly to downtown and the lakefront.... Read more
Triangle North sits just north of downtown Milwaukee, giving residents quick access to the city’s core employment centers and cultural institutions. The neighborhood features a grid of older single-family homes and duplexes on tree-lined streets, many within walking distance of the Milwaukee River and the Hank Aaron State Trail. Nearby options include Riverside High School, several parks, and the shops and restaurants along North Avenue and King Drive.... Read more
