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Lannon has evolved from a quarry town to a growing exurb
The village of Lannon has been hit by a new wave of homebuilding on the outer edge of Menomonee Falls. The Milwaukee exurb, about 35 minutes from the city, long relied on its limestone quarries and industrial parks for local jobs. “Lannon stone comes from there. There’s a big quarry in town, and that’s why the stone is called that,” says Jeremy Rynders, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty who has sold several homes in the area. “We use that stone for building a lot of houses in this area. A lot of people also use big pieces of limestone for landscaping and building benches.” Today, new construction and quick access to Interstate 41 are transforming Lannon into one of Milwaukee’s newest bedroom communities.
The local limestone quarry gave Lannon stone its name.
Village Park anchors community events in Menomonee Falls near Lannon.
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Newer builds meet with vintage properties along Lannon's streets
About 1,400 people live in Lannon. Though small in size, the community features a variety of housing options. Tree-lined streets in southeastern Lannon tend to be densely shaded. Homes here are mostly older, single-family residences built from the 1870s to the 2000s with prices ranging from $250,000 and $430,000. The southwestern corner of Lannon has mostly new construction in subdivisions offering larger lot sizes. Single-family homes and stand-alone condos built since 2015 have sold for $470,000 to $720,000; many were built as recently as 2024. “A new wave of homebuilding in neighboring communities has carried into Lannon, but there’s not as much as in Menomonee Falls or the medium-sized Sussex,” Rynders says. Lannon has a CAP Index Crime Score of 1 out of 10, lower than the national average of 4.
Homes in Lannon date to the 1870s alongside recent builds.
New subdivisions line Lannon’s southwestern corner.
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Corner bars and local restaurants sit at the corner of Main Street and Lannon Road
A small but diverse dining scene sits at the intersection of Main Street and Lannon Road. Mibb’s & Viv’s, in business since the 1950s, housed within an 1895-built hotel and , is locally known for its Friday fish fries. Just Smokin’ Barbecue specializes in both Texas-style barbecue and Wisconsin delicacies like pierogis and kielbasa. The McDugout Pub and Grill, decked out in Irish-themed décor, serves as the local sports bar and smash-burger venue. The nearest supermarkets are the Aldi in Germantown, 4 miles from home, and the Pick ‘n Save in Menomonee Falls, 6 miles around the corner.
Mibb’s & Viv’s, in a former 1895 hotel, is known for Friday fish fries.
Dining room at Just Smokin’ Barbecue near Lannon.
Third Space Brewing pours Wisconsin-made beers near Lannon.
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Menomonee Park offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures
Lannon sits immediately next to Menomonee Park, which includes nearly 500 acres of wetlands, woods and former quarrying grounds. The 16-acre lake was created to reclaim a mining pit; today it is one of the area’s main summertime destinations. The Bugline Trail, which runs for nearly 16 miles to Merton, begins at the park and follows the path of an 1890s railroad. The Lannon Village Park has three baseball fields, a playground and a volleyball court.
The Bugline Trail runs nearly 16 miles from Menomonee Park next to Lannon.
Lannon Village Park hosts baseball, a playground and a volleyball court.
Old Falls Revolutionary War Days brings living history near Lannon.
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A-rated schools in the Hamilton district
Students can start their education at Lannon Elementary School before attending Templeton Middle School and Hamilton High School; each school receives an A rating from Niche. Hamilton High offers extracurriculars like graphic arts, fine arts and robotics, plus AP courses and work-release programs for out-of-the-classroom learning.
Lannon Elementary School serves the A-rated Hamilton district.
Templeton Middle School serves Lannon in the A-rated Hamilton district.
Hamilton High School’s Performing Arts Center hosts concerts near Lannon.
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Highway access to health care and big cities
Lannon’s proximity to Menomonee Falls puts it 2 miles from the Froedtert Menomonee Falls Hospital. Wisconsin Highway 175 connects Lannon to downtown Milwaukee within an 18-mile journey, while Waukesha is accessible within a 12-mile journey down Redford Boulevard.
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On average, homes in Lannon, WI sell after 163 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Lannon, WI over the last 12 months is $472,500, down 22% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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