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Capitol Heights sits in Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by Capitol Drive and within minutes of I-41 and I-43, giving residents quick access to downtown and the western suburbs. The neighborhood features a grid of mid-century ranch and Cape Cod homes on tree-lined streets, alongside several parks and the nearby Lincoln Park Golf Course. Families are served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including nearby Stuart Elementary and Marshall High School, while everyday shopping and dining are available along nearby Capitol Drive and at the Mayfair Collection just a few miles west.
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Dineen Park sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by Capitol Drive and the Milwaukee River, giving residents quick access to the Oak Leaf Trail and nearby parks for walking and biking. The neighborhood’s mix of mid-century homes and tree-lined streets sits within a short drive of the shops and restaurants along Capitol Drive, as well as several public and charter schools that serve the area. Its location also provides convenient connections to downtown Milwaukee and regional highways without the density of more central neighborhoods.
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Enderis Park sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by W. Capitol Drive, N. 76th Street, and W. Hampton Avenue, giving residents quick access to I-41/45 and a short drive to downtown. The neighborhood features a consistent stock of mid-century ranch and Cape Cod homes on tree-lined streets, along with several well-maintained parks that include playgrounds, sports fields, and walking paths. Families are drawn to the area’s proximity to Madison Elementary and nearby middle and high schools within Milwaukee Public Schools, plus everyday conveniences such as the Enderis Park Library branch, local groceries, and restaurants along Capitol Drive.
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Franklin Heights occupies the northwest side of Milwaukee, with quick access to I-43 and the Milwaukee River Parkway for commuting or recreation. The area features single-family homes on established streets and sits within the boundaries of the Milwaukee Public Schools district, including nearby Franklin Elementary. Residents can reach nearby parks, grocery stores, and the Northridge Lakes retail corridor by car in a few minutes.
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Garden Homes sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by West Hampton Avenue and North 60th Street, giving residents quick access to I-41 and a short drive to downtown. The neighborhood features blocks of single-family homes built mainly in the 1950s and 1960s on tree-lined streets, alongside several neighborhood parks and the nearby Lincoln Park golf course. Students attend schools in Milwaukee Public Schools District 3, and everyday shopping and dining are available along nearby West Capitol Drive and North 76th Street corridors.
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Grasslyn Manor sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by Capitol Drive to the south and 60th Street to the east, giving residents direct access to I-41 and a short drive to downtown. The neighborhood features a consistent stock of mid-century brick and stone homes on tree-lined streets, many with original architectural details intact. Washington Park and nearby retail corridors along Capitol Drive supply everyday shopping, recreation, and transit connections, while nearby schools include the Milwaukee School of Languages and several MPS options within walking distance.
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Lincoln Creek occupies a central north-side location in Milwaukee, providing residents with quick access to I-43 and the North Shore suburbs via major east-west corridors. The neighborhood features a mix of established single-family homes on tree-lined streets and nearby retail corridors along 27th and 76th Streets. It sits close to Lincoln Park and several MPS schools, offering convenient outdoor recreation and educational options within a few minutes’ drive.
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Old North Milwaukee sits in the city’s northwest quadrant, providing direct access to major routes including Capitol Drive and I-43 for commutes to downtown and the north shore suburbs. The neighborhood features blocks of early- and mid-20th-century single-family homes on tree-lined streets, alongside several parks and recreation areas such as Lincoln Park. Local schools include Franklin and Lincoln Elementary, with the nearby Silver Spring library branch and commercial corridors on 76th and 91st Streets supplying everyday retail and services.
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Roosevelt Grove occupies a compact grid of streets on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by Sherman Boulevard, Capitol Drive, and Fond du Lac Avenue. Residents have direct access to the Milwaukee County Transit System’s Route 21 and Route 60 stops along Capitol Drive, as well as a short drive to the Capitol Court retail corridor and the 30-acre Sherman Park recreation complex. The neighborhood’s housing stock consists largely of single-family bungalows and Cape Cods built between the 1920s and 1950s, set on tree-lined streets that connect to the Oak Leaf Trail segment running along the nearby Milwaukee River Parkway.
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Sherman Park is located on Milwaukee’s northwest side, adjacent to Washington Park and within a short drive of the interstate system. The neighborhood contains a large stock of early-20th-century bungalows and two-flats set on tree-lined streets, and it includes the 74-acre Sherman Park itself, which offers athletic fields, playgrounds, and walking paths. Residents have walkable access to several commercial corridors along North Avenue and Fond du Lac Avenue that contain grocery stores, restaurants, and other daily services, while nearby Riverside High School and a cluster of MPS elementary and middle schools serve local families.
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Sunset Heights sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, where tree-lined streets slope gently toward the Menomonee River Parkway and its network of trails. Single-family homes from the mid-twentieth century line the blocks, many with original brick and stone details that give the neighborhood its consistent architectural character. Residents are within a short drive of Wauwatosa’s shopping districts, the Milwaukee County Zoo, and several highly rated MPS and suburban schools.
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