53219 Zip Code has 45 subdivisions offering single family homes and condos. Prices range from $169,900 to $389,000. Jackson Park currently has the most active listings with 3 homes for sale.
Fairview sits in Milwaukee’s southwest side, with direct access to I-894 and a short drive to downtown via I-43. Residents use the neighborhood’s parks, including the 30-acre Jackson Park, and walk to shops and restaurants along nearby Oklahoma Avenue. The area is served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including Fairview Elementary, and lies within a few miles of the Milwaukee County Zoo and the Kinnickinnic River Parkway trail system.... Read more
Hawley Farms is a residential neighborhood on Milwaukee’s southwest side with a mix of mid-century ranch homes and updated properties on tree-lined streets. Residents have quick access to I-894 and Highway 100, placing downtown Milwaukee, the airport, and the New Berlin Hills Golf Course within a short drive. The area is served by Milwaukee Public Schools and lies near several parks and retail corridors along 76th Street and Oklahoma Avenue.... Read more
Highwood Estates sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by large wooded lots and winding streets that give the neighborhood a spacious, established feel. Residents have quick access to the Oak Leaf Trail for walking and biking, as well as nearby parks and golf courses. The area is served by Milwaukee Public Schools and is within a short drive of downtown, the airport, and major employers along the I-41 corridor.... Read more
Jackson Park sits on Milwaukee’s southwest side, bordering the 220-acre park of the same name that includes lagoons, trails, and athletic fields. Residents reach downtown in roughly ten minutes by car via I-94 or the Hank Aaron State Trail, while the nearby 27th Street corridor supplies groceries, pharmacies, and restaurants. The neighborhood’s single-family homes and duplexes are served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including nearby Whittier and Hamilton options, and many properties back up to or face the park’s green space.... Read more
Lyons Park sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side near W. Capitol Drive and N. 76th Street, giving residents direct access to I-41 and a short drive to downtown. Single-family homes from the mid-20th century line tree-shaded streets that border the 21-acre Lyons Park, which includes athletic fields, playgrounds, and a community center operated by Milwaukee County. Nearby retail corridors along Capitol Drive and Silver Spring Drive supply grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants, while the neighborhood falls within the Milwaukee Public Schools district and is served by nearby MPS options such as Ninety-Fifth Street School.... Read more
River Bend sits along the Menomonee River in Milwaukee’s western suburbs, giving residents direct access to the Oak Leaf Trail and riverfront parks for walking, biking, and kayaking. The neighborhood is anchored by the established River Bend Elementary School and is within a short drive of downtown Wauwatosa’s restaurants, shops, and the Mayfair Collection retail corridor. Tree-lined streets and a consistent mix of mid-century and newer single-family homes create a stable residential setting with convenient freeway access via I-41 and I-94.... Read more
White Manor sits on Milwaukee’s far northwest side, bordered by 91st Street, Brown Deer Road, and the Little Menomonee River Parkway. Single-family homes built primarily in the 1950s and 1960s line quiet, tree-shaded streets within the Milwaukee Public Schools district and just blocks from Brown Deer Park’s golf course, trails, and playgrounds. Residents reach downtown Milwaukee in roughly 20 minutes via I-43 and have direct access to the nearby Northridge Lakes retail corridor and several grocery stores along Brown Deer Road.... Read more
