53221 Zip Code has 50 subdivisions offering single family homes and condos. Prices range from $270,000 to $549,900. Willow Creek currently has the most active listings with 4 homes for sale.
Alverno sits on Milwaukee’s south side just west of I-43, giving residents quick freeway access to downtown while remaining a short drive from the airport and the lakefront. The neighborhood is anchored by Alverno College, whose campus and athletic fields occupy several blocks and draw faculty, staff, and students who support nearby shops and restaurants along Oklahoma Avenue. Single-family homes on tree-lined streets sit within walking distance of Alverno’s library and performing-arts center as well as several MPS elementary and middle schools.... Read more
Castle Manor sits on Milwaukee’s far south side, just east of I-94 and a short drive from Mitchell International Airport. The neighborhood’s mid-century brick and ranch-style homes line quiet residential streets that lead directly to the 200-acre Southwood Park and nearby Whitnall Park. Families value the area’s proximity to both St. Francis and South Milwaukee school districts, while daily errands are handled at the adjacent Southridge Mall and the commercial corridor along South 27th Street.... Read more
Clayton Crest sits on Milwaukee’s south side near the intersection of I-94 and 27th Street, giving residents quick access to downtown, the airport, and the suburbs. The neighborhood features a consistent stock of mid-century ranches and two-story homes on tree-lined streets that back up to several small parks and the Root River Parkway. Families are served by schools in the Milwaukee Public Schools district, while everyday shopping and dining are available along nearby 27th Street and at Southridge Mall.... Read more
Copernicus Park sits on Milwaukee’s south side near the intersection of 27th Street and Layton Avenue, giving residents quick access to both I-94 and the airport. The neighborhood’s compact grid of mid-century ranch and Cape Cod homes is bordered by several parks, including Copernicus Park itself, and lies within the boundaries of the Milwaukee Public Schools district that includes nearby schools such as Lowell Elementary and Pulaski High School. Daily errands are supported by the adjacent Southgate Shopping Center and nearby grocery stores along Layton Avenue.... Read more
Goldman Park sits on Milwaukee’s far northwest side, just east of 92nd Street and south of Brown Deer Road, offering convenient access to I-41/45 and a short drive to retail corridors along Good Hope Road. The neighborhood features mid-century ranch and Cape Cod homes on tree-lined streets, with several blocks bordering the 35-acre Goldman Park itself, which provides athletic fields, playgrounds, and wooded walking paths. Nearby options include the Milwaukee School of Engineering’s north campus programs and the Brown Deer public schools serving portions of the area.... Read more
Holler Park sits on Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by the Oak Leaf Trail and the Little Menomonee River, giving residents direct access to wooded paths and riverfront green space for walking, cycling, and fishing. The neighborhood is served by Milwaukee Public Schools, including nearby Craig Montessori and the new Obama School of Career and Technical Education. Daily conveniences are close at hand with the North 76th Street commercial corridor providing grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants within a short drive or bus ride.... Read more
Maitland Park sits in Milwaukee’s northwest side, bordered by major routes including West Capitol Drive and North 76th Street that connect residents quickly to downtown and the airport. Single-family homes line quiet residential streets near parks and green space, with nearby retail corridors along Capitol Drive providing groceries, dining, and services. The neighborhood falls within the Milwaukee Public Schools district, and its location offers convenient access to both the Menomonee River Parkway trails and regional employment centers.... Read more
Mitchell West sits on Milwaukee’s far northwest side, bordered by the Little Menomonee River and within minutes of the Oak Leaf Trail and the Menomonee River Parkway. Residents have direct access to Dineen Park, the Mitchell Park Domes, and nearby schools in the Milwaukee Public Schools district. The neighborhood’s grid of mid-century homes and quiet residential streets offers convenient commutes via nearby I-41 and I-94 to downtown Milwaukee and the western suburbs.... Read more
Morgandale sits on Milwaukee’s south side, bordered by major streets that connect residents directly to downtown and the airport in under fifteen minutes by car. Single-family homes on tree-lined blocks stand near established neighborhood parks and the Kinnickinnic River corridor, which offers walking and biking paths. Local elementary and middle schools serve the area, and everyday shopping and dining options line nearby Lincoln and Layton avenues.... Read more
Southpoint sits on Milwaukee’s south side along the Kinnickinnic River corridor, giving residents quick access to the Hank Aaron State Trail and nearby parks for walking and biking. The neighborhood’s stock of mid-century and early postwar homes appeals to buyers seeking solid, single-family housing with established yards. It is close to shopping and services along South 27th Street and within a short drive of downtown Milwaukee.... 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
