53207 Zip Code currently has 84 single family homes for sale, 1 townhouse for sale, 7 condos for sale, and 1 lot for sale. There is 1 foreclosure for sale. For anyone looking for a brand new home, there is 1 new construction home for sale.
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Baran Park sits on Milwaukee’s south side between the Kinnickinnic River and the industrial corridor along Lincoln Avenue, giving residents quick access to both the Hank Aaron State Trail and I-94. The neighborhood’s modest bungalows and two-story frame homes stand on tree-lined streets that run into Kosciuszko Park and its playgrounds, athletic fields, and seasonal farmers market. Nearby schools such as Lincoln Avenue Elementary and Bay View Montessori serve the area, while the adjacent Bay View and Walker’s Point commercial strips supply groceries, restaurants, and transit connections on Lincoln and Howell avenues.... Read more
Bay View sits along Milwaukee’s south lakefront with direct access to Lake Michigan trails, beaches, and the Oak Leaf Trail. The neighborhood’s early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats line walkable streets that connect to cafés, independent shops, and restaurants along Kinnickinnic Avenue. Families are served by Milwaukee Public Schools options that include Bay View High School and nearby park facilities such as Humboldt and South Shore parks.... Read more
Fernwood sits on Milwaukee’s south side between the Kinnickinnic River and the lakefront, giving residents quick access to both Lincoln Park and Bay View’s commercial corridors along Kinnickinnic Avenue. The neighborhood’s stock of early-twentieth-century bungalows and Craftsman homes lines quiet, tree-shaded streets that connect directly to the Oak Leaf Trail and several bus routes into downtown. Nearby schools include Fernwood Montessori and neighborhood parks with athletic fields and playgrounds.... Read more
Lincoln Village sits on Milwaukee’s south side, providing direct access to the 794 and 43 highways for commutes to downtown or the airport. The neighborhood’s blocks of early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats are served by Lincoln Park, several neighborhood groceries, and the nearby Southgate Shopping Center. South Division High School and nearby Milwaukee Public Schools elementary options place families within the district’s established attendance boundaries.... Read more
New Coeln is a residential neighborhood on Milwaukee’s far south side, bordering the Root River Parkway and its extensive trail network. The area’s older single-family homes sit on larger lots than many city neighborhoods, with direct access to South 13th Street commercial corridors and nearby parks. It lies within the Milwaukee Public Schools district and offers short drives to Mitchell International Airport and downtown via I-94.... Read more
Saveland Park sits on Milwaukee’s near south side, bordered by major thoroughfares that place residents within a short drive of downtown, Bay View, and the airport. The neighborhood’s blocks of mid-century brick and frame homes are arranged around Saveland Park itself, which provides open space for recreation. Local elementary students attend schools in the Milwaukee Public Schools district, and everyday shopping and dining options are concentrated along nearby South 27th Street and Layton Avenue.... Read more
Tippecanoe sits on Milwaukee’s south side with quick access to Lake Michigan, Bay View’s commercial corridor, and the Hank Aaron State Trail. The neighborhood features a consistent stock of mid-century bungalows and Cape Cods on tree-lined streets, along with several parks and playgrounds. Families are served by the nearby Tippecanoe Elementary and Whittier Elementary schools, while daily errands are supported by local grocers, pharmacies, and restaurants along Layton Avenue.... Read more
The Town of Lake neighborhood sits on Milwaukee’s south side, providing residents with quick access to both downtown and the airport via I-94 and Layton Avenue. Its residential streets are lined with a mix of mid-century brick homes and newer single-family builds, many within walking distance of Lake Michigan and the Oak Leaf Trail. Local parks such as Sijan and Zablocki offer athletic fields and playgrounds, while nearby Southgate and Southridge shopping centers supply everyday retail and dining options.... Read more
Wilson Park sits just south of downtown Milwaukee along the city’s lakefront, giving residents quick access to the lakefront trail, Bay View’s commercial corridor, and major north-south thoroughfares. The neighborhood features a consistent stock of early- and mid-20th-century single-family homes on tree-lined streets, many within walking distance of two public elementary schools and a branch library. Proximity to Mitchell Park’s horticultural conservatory and nearby retail nodes on Lincoln Avenue supports everyday errands without relying on the freeway system.... Read more
