Grant Homes for Sale

Grant, in Kenosha, is less than a mile from Lake Michigan. Even with the lake so close, the most notable recreational space is the Dream Playground at Petzke Park, which spans 15,00 square feet. There are also mixed-use fields that people use for soccer and lacrosse. Nearby, Washington Park offers a nine-hole municipal golf course and a velodrome for cyclists. Along the shores of Lake Michigan, Simmons Island Beach is home to the Kenosha Lighthouse Studio, a hub for local artists. History buffs can explore the exhibits at the Civil War Museum and the Kenosha Public Museum. Oak and maple trees line the wide residential streets. Most of the housing is made up of mid-to-late 20th-century Cape Cods and ranch-style homes, along with a few bungalows. These residences often have cloth awnings and small stoops with metal railings and are on quarter-acre lots with detached garages. Dining options include long-standing favorites like Gateway Cafe and DeRango’s Restaurant and Sports Bar, as well as the family-owned Los Taquitos. Green Bay Road, about 4 miles away, is one of the city’s main shopping corridors, with big-box and grocery stores. Downtown Kenosha, 2 miles away, has a blend of local boutiques, brunch cafes, coffee shops and antique stores. Residents look forward to city events like the Snow Daze Festival and the Kenosha HarborMarket. Interstate 94 is about 7 miles away and leads about 38 miles to Milwaukee and 67 miles to Chicago. Public transportation options include Kenosha Transit’s bus system and the Metra Train Station.