Townhomes for Sale in South Appleton, Appleton

The Fox River runs through Appleton, splitting this growing city into a north and south side. “The south side generally has a bit newer housing stock than the historic district near the city center,” says Aaron Curran with Curran Real Estate, who has over 9 years of experience in the city. South Appleton is a highly residential area with neighborhoods around central parks and elementary schools. However, locals can still find shopping options along Oneida Street and the bustling Route 441. A classic south side neighborhood has gridded streets, with rows of single-story ranch homes. Detached garages in backyards are common, and streets are lined with sidewalks. A few modern communities have larger homes, especially around Route 441. “You’ll see homes that were built anywhere from the 1960s to the 2000s,” Curran says. Like most of Appleton, properties are typically in high demand. “It’s not any less competitive on the south side,” Curran says. “We are still seeing multiple offers on most homes.” Homes from the mid-to-late-1900s cost between $150,000 and $325,000, depending on age and condition. Properties built after 1990 tend to be more expensive, ranging from $300,000 to