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Revitalized downtown Beloit
Like other cities with an industrial past, Beloit, Wisconsin, has faced challenges moving on from that history. For much of the 1900s, Beloit was home to various industries along the Rock River. When those jobs went away, the downtown suffered. Within the past ten years, that area has significantly transformed by repurposing old buildings. The force behind much of the change is Diane Hendricks, a billionaire businesswoman who grew up in a small town near Beloit and has invested her money into the city. “People here either love or hate her,” says Heidi Rose Anderson, a real estate agent with Century 21 Affiliated. “I think she’s done wonderful things for the city. It gave us a lot more options.” Hendricks made her fortune co-founded the ABC Supply Company, a roof and building materials distributor that's based in Beloit and one of the largest employers in town.
Much of development and growth has proliferated along the Rock River. Projects include a baseball stadium that's home to the Beloit Sky Carp, a minor league affiliate of the Miami Marlins. The other significant development by the river is a factory that's been readapted for modern uses. Over 1,000 employees work at the Ironworks Campus, a tech-job office complex and entertainment hub with a golf simulator and a duckpin bowling alley. North of downtown is what used to be the Beloit Mall. It’s now the Eclipse Center, which has a convention center, a public library and Rock County government offices.
Beloit is where you can discover Little Farms in Wisconsin.
Downtown Beloit has something for everyone.
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Cross-country skiing at Turtle Creek
Over 40 parks in the city cover about 1,000 acres. Some include trails that can be used at any time of the year. The Turtle Creek Greenway Nature and Ski Trails follow Turtle Creek and can be used by snowshoers and cross-country skiers. Riverside Park is a 28-acre site on the river and is home to Turtle Island Playground, which is going through a renovation that will be ready by the spring of 2025. In addition to the park being on the river, there is a small lake in the middle, which can be navigated by paddleboats available for rent.
Take the grandkids to Turtle Island Park to release energy at the end of the day.
When viewed from above Riverside Park is stunningly beautiful.
Feel like a kid again at Turtle Creek Park in Beloit.
People enjoy fishing and boating at Riverside Park in Beloit.
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Second largest farmers market in Wisconsin
The Beloit Farmers Market is the second largest in the state. Thousands flock to State Street and Grand Avenue from May through October on Saturday mornings. An indoor farmers’ market takes place a few blocks away during the cold weather months. Riverside Park is where the weekly Friday evening summer concert series happens from June through August. “Sometimes they’ll show family-friendly movies,” Rose Anderson says. In early 2026, the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin will open a casino on the east side of town near Interstates 90 and 39. It’s planned to be the second-largest casino in the state.
Families enjoy the Beloit Farmers Market and the freshness it provides.
Kids love picking their favorite pumpkins at the Beloit Farmers Market.
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Shopping and dining in downtown Beloit
With locally owned shops and restaurants in old buildings that have been repurposed, Downtown Beloit has become a primary retail destination. “I grew up in Beloit, moved away for 15 years, and returned. I’ve seen the transformation,” Rose Anderson says. “People will come from Illinois to come downtown. My teenage daughter will go hit the shops with her friends.” Aside from the downtown area, retail and restaurants can be found on major roads like Milwaukee or Madison Roads.
Bagels and amazing fresh food can be discovered in Beloit for families of Near Westside-Hackett.
Bushel & Pecks is a quality stop for food and much more for residents of Near Westside-Hackett.
Walnut Creek Apparel has custom vinyl-printed tees and souvenirs in the Downtown Beloit area.
Bagels & More in Downtown Beloit offers flexible seating for personal or work meetings.
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Beloit is close to the Illinois border
Beloit's median single-family home price is $210,000, compared to nearly $280,000 in Janesville, just to the north. “If you go south of the border, into Illinois, the houses tend to be cheaper, but the taxes are much higher,” Rose Anderson says. “We tend to get many transplants from Illinois, and the number one complaint is that taxes are too high there.”
Taxes are low in Beloit so you get more house for your money.
Beloit offers affordable homes and half the price of bigger cities.
Downtown Beloit offers many homes styles from Tudor inspired to bungalow homes.
Home prices in Downtown Beloit range generally between $100,000 and $300,000 dollars.
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K-12 and beyond in Beloit
The Beloit School District is rated a C-plus on Niche and has six elementary schools, two middle and one high school. Beloit Memorial High School is rated a B-minus. For those who move on to college and want to stay locally, Beloit College is a private liberal arts school with about 1,000 undergraduate students.
Beloit Memorial High School is an excellent public school in Beloit.
Beloit College is a private, liberal arts college in the center of Beloit, WI.
Gaston Elementary School is a highly rated school in Little Farms Beloit.
Fran Fruzen Intermediate School is a highly rated school in Near Westside-Hackett.
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On average, homes in Beloit, WI sell after 46 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Beloit, WI over the last 12 months is $337,550, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Welcome to this beautifully renovated Cape Cod! This charming 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home has been thoughtfully updated over the past two years, blending modern convenience with timeless character. Enjoy the warmth of original hardwood floors paired with stylish, contemporary finishes throughout. Every detail has been meticulously maintained, making this home truly move-in ready. Be sure to check
Build your dream home in this beautiful country subdivision surrounded by quality homes. This spacious corner lot, just over an acre, sits at the intersection of Chippendale Drive and Marilyn Parkway. Located in Beloit Township and within the Turner School District, this parcel offers the flexibility to bring your own builder and create the perfect home to suit your style.
Welcome to this lovingly maintained brick home cherished by the same owners for over 50 years in a well-established Beloit neighborhood. Nestled on a beautifully landscaped lot, this property exudes warmth, character and the pride of ownership at every turn. From the moment you arrive, you will be captivated by the inviting entry, a screened porch perfect for morning coffee or evening
Welcome to this beautifully renovated Cape Cod! This charming 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath home has been thoughtfully updated over the past two years, blending modern convenience with timeless character. Enjoy the warmth of original hardwood floors paired with stylish, contemporary finishes throughout. Every detail has been meticulously maintained, making this home truly move-in ready. Be sure to check
Build your dream home in this beautiful country subdivision surrounded by quality homes. This spacious corner lot, just over an acre, sits at the intersection of Chippendale Drive and Marilyn Parkway. Located in Beloit Township and within the Turner School District, this parcel offers the flexibility to bring your own builder and create the perfect home to suit your style.
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The Phoenix Building is a mixed-use commercial/apartment located in the thriving riverfront district of downtown Beloit, a small town with an urban flair. Less than a 10-minute drive to 3 multi-billion dollar corporate headquarters (ABC Supply, Kerry Ingredients & Regal Beloit,) the Phoenix Building boasts a walkable score of 83 and is centrally located to parks, groceries, bars & restaurants, a
Water Tower Place Apartments is a beautiful multi-family property located in the heart of Beloit on the Rock River. Our property features spacious Studio, One-bedroom, and Two-bedroom apartments. We offer affordable housing as well as market rate housing. We also have apartments with a view of the Rock River, underground garage parking, and a fitness center! We are now pet friendly with the
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