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Green Moor sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side near W. Capitol Drive and N. 76th Street, giving residents quick access to I-41, downtown, and the western suburbs. The neighborhood’s mid-century ranch and Cape Cod homes are set on tree-lined streets with sidewalks, and several blocks back onto Green Moor Park, which offers playgrounds, sports fields, and walking paths. Nearby, residents can reach the Milwaukee County grounds, Mayfair Mall, and multiple MPS elementary and middle schools within a short drive or bus ride.
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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.
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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.
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Honey Creek Manor sits on Milwaukee’s southwest side with direct access to I-894 and Layton Avenue, shortening commutes to downtown and the airport. The neighborhood’s grid of mid-century ranch and Cape Cod homes is bordered by Honey Creek Parkway and the Root River Parkway, giving residents immediate trail access for walking, biking, and fishing. Residents are assigned to schools in Milwaukee Public Schools District 3 and are within a short drive of Southridge Mall, several grocery stores, and the Konkel Park recreation complex.
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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.
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Red Oak Heights is a residential neighborhood on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by major thoroughfares that provide quick access to Highway 100 and Interstate 41. Single-family homes sit on tree-lined streets with sidewalks, and residents are within a short drive of the Mayfair Collection retail district, several grocery stores, and the Milwaukee County grounds for recreation. The area is served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including nearby elementary and middle schools, and lies close to the Oak Leaf Trail segment that runs through nearby Wauwatosa.
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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.
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Rolling Green sits in northwest Milwaukee near the intersection of North 76th Street and West Good Hope Road, placing residents within minutes of I-41 and I-43 for commutes to downtown or the suburbs. Single-family homes from the mid-20th century are set on larger lots with mature trees, and the neighborhood is adjacent to the Oak Leaf Trail and several city parks. Students are served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including nearby schools such as Craig Montessori and Vincent High School.
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Root Creek sits on Milwaukee’s far northwest side along the Menomonee River corridor, giving residents direct access to the Oak Leaf Trail and several riverfront parks. Single-family homes from the mid-20th century line quiet residential streets that back onto wooded lots or small creeks, creating a suburban feel within city limits. The neighborhood is served by the Milwaukee Public Schools district and lies within a short drive of the Mayfair Collection retail corridor and Interstate 41.
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Wedgewood Park sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by W. Good Hope Road and N. 76th Street, with direct access to the Oak Leaf Trail and nearby parks such as McGovern Park. Residents reach downtown Milwaukee or the airport in roughly 20 minutes via I-41 and I-43, while everyday shopping is available at the nearby Mayfair Collection and Capitol Drive corridors. The neighborhood’s mid-century ranch and Cape Cod homes are served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including nearby schools such as Craig Montessori and Marshall High School.
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Woodland Court sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by W. Capitol Drive and N. 76th Street, giving residents quick access to both I-41 and the Milwaukee County Transit System. Single-family homes built mainly between the 1950s and 1970s occupy quiet, tree-lined streets that back up to the Little Menomonee River Parkway, offering walking and biking paths without leaving the neighborhood. Kops Park, nearby shopping along Capitol Drive, and the highly rated Milwaukee German Immersion School are all within a short drive or bike ride.
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