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A suburb where first time homebuyers can get in
Copernicus Park is a Milwaukee suburb where residents can walk to local restaurants, a public park and public schools. Commuters who live in Copernicus Park can hop directly on the interstate to reach jobs in the downtown. Copernicus Park, part of Milwaukee's Garden District, has a casual, unpretentious spirit. It's a neighborhood where residents mow their own lawns and host backyard cookouts on the weekends. “It’s a very good area with good prices for smaller houses than nearby suburbs like Clayton Rest,” says Realtor Ashok Sinha, who sells homes in the neighborhood with Homestead Realty. “There’s no homeowners association.”
Local dining options within walking distance
For a bite to eat, residents can take the sidewalks to dining options along South 27th Street, on the neighborhood’s west side. A block north of the neighborhood, Benny’s Café offers spacious booths, warm lighting and comfort dishes. Groups of old friends from Copernicus Park gather early for breakfast, specialty sandwiches are a hit around lunchtime and surf and surf-and-turf meals are always popular for dinner. Just across the road, Gyro27 offers casual digs and prints depicting Mediterranean scenery to match its food. Just west of the neighborhood, across South 27th Street, Pho Viet has long tables perfect for family-style dining over bowls of broth and plates of warm noodles. For a meal on the go, McDonald’s is on the southwest corner of the community. Just across the street, Holy Land International Market is a Middle Eastern grocery store that also sells fresh-baked goods and halal dishes to residents. Locals also shop at big-box retail options like Walmart and Home Depot.
Benny’s Café on South 27th Street serves delicious comfort food in Copernicus Park.
Fresh halal meats are always in stock at Holy Land International Market in Copernicus Park.
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Bungalows, split levels, ranch styles and a condo community
The neighborhood’s streets are lined with single-family homes shaded by old-growth trees. Some of the smaller and older homes attract first-time homebuyers, but the neighborhood's more recently built three-to-four-bedroom homes draw buyers who wish to expand. Two-bedroom bungalows from the 1930s sell for as low as $170,000, and 1970s brick and vinyl split levels sell for as high as $415,000. The neighborhood’s 1960s and 70s ranch-style houses sell for between $300,000 and $420,000. Parnell Woods Condominiums occupies several blocks in the western section, offering one-to-three-bedroom units between 1,000 and 1,500 square feet. “They are town house condominiums with carports attached,” says Realtor Mike Quinlevan, who sells homes in the condos in the neighborhood with Quinlevan & Armitage Team. “The community also has a pool. It’s just a nice, well-kept, quiet area.” One-bedroom condos start in the mid-$100,000s, and four-bedroom condos reach the mid-$200,000s. The majority of residents own their houses and condos.
Condos in Copernicus Park range from one bedroom units to spacious four bedroom options.
First-time buyers love Copernicus Park for its affordable two-bedroom ranches.
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An Italian immersion school and a high school with an IB program
Copernicus Park students have access to public education options that prioritize foreign language learning. Victory K-8 & Milwaukee Italian Immersion School is on the neighborhood’s southern border, with just under 500 students enrolled. Here, students from Copernicus Park enter an Italian immersion curriculum at age 4 and continue until eighth-grade graduation. The school’s annual Carnevale celebration invites families to explore various elements of Italian culture, from food to the arts. It has a C-minus Niche rating. Over 1,300 Milwaukee high schoolers attend Ronald Wilson Reagan College Preparatory High School, about five blocks north of Copernicus Park. Students can walk to the school. Reagan students can participate in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program for all four years, a unique feature that’s earned the school an A-plus rating from Niche and a spot on U.S. News & World Report’s list of Best U.S. High Schools. The IB diploma requires students to learn at least one additional language.
Ronald Reagan College Preparatory High School is a top high school located in Milwaukee.
Victory Elementary offers full Italian immersion for students in Milwaukee.
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A walk to Copernicus Park and summer Little League
Most residents are within a ½-mile walk from the neighborhood’s expansive green space, Copernicus Park. Much of the 20-acre park is densely forested and features serene walking trails alongside and over a small creek. Copernicus Park neighborhood residents find this to be a relaxing space to unwind at the end of a workday or over the weekend. The non-wooded area includes open playfields, a sand-floored playground and a basketball court. For young sluggers who live in the neighborhood, Wilson Premier Youth Baseball operates about a mile east down Grange Avenue. This Little League dates back to 1960 and welcomes 5 to 16 year olds to play on three well-maintained diamonds every spring and summer.
Enjoy the game or just watch the action at the Copernicus Park's soccer fields.
Wilson Premier Youth Baseball invites kids to play ball just east of Copernicus Park.
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Less than 3 miles from and international airport
The Copernicus Park neighborhood is less than 2-½ miles west of Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, which produces some noise. Interstate 41 borders the neighborhood to the east, and the major thoroughfare takes residents 9 miles north to Downtown Milwaukee. The neighborhood’s streets are lined with sidewalks, allowing residents to walk to the local schools, park and several restaurants. There are public bus stops on the community’s edges, including on West Grange Avenue and South 20th Street.
Public bus stops along Grange Avenue connect Copernicus Park to the rest of the city.
Travel with ease at the Milwaukee Airport, just a couple of miles from Copernicus Park.
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Professional sports throughout the year
Copernicus Park residents enjoy catching professional sporting events within their city. In the summer, spectators have hot dogs and beer at American Family Field, where the Brewers play. The stadium is 10-½ miles north via interstates 43 and 94. The NBA’s Bucks play at Fiserv Forum, about 10 miles north via Interstate 43.
Enjoy Bucks games at Fiserv Forum, only 10 miles north of Copernicus Park.
Catch the Milwaukee Brewers in action at the American Family Field in Milwaukee.
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On average, homes in Copernicus Park, Milwaukee sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Copernicus Park, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $280,500, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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