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"An old-fashioned, old-school kind of community"
A large neighborhood park, frequent community events and a neighborly environment make Enderis Park one of Milwaukee’s most popular neighborhoods. “It’s an old-fashioned, old-school kind of community,” says Broker Cheri Kent of Resolute Real Estate, an eight-year Enderis Park resident. She also serves on the board of the Enderis Park Neighborhood Association (EPNA). “There’s a lot of pedestrian traffic. It’s loaded with families, dogs, babies and retirees. It’s very active, very social, very caring.” Many of its 4,600-plus residents have been in the neighborhood for decades. Some even hop from house to house within the community over the years, including Kent and her husband. “We call it ‘right-sizing’ within the neighborhood,” she says. “People move in, fall in love with it and stay.”
Get the best local honey at the Enderis Park Farmer's Market.
The homes in Enderis Park are unique and beautiful.
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A green, activity-filled neighborhood hub
Enderis Playfield, the primary green space, occupies a sizeable plot at the neighborhood’s heart. “The park is definitely the hub of the neighborhood,” Kent says. Locals can easily walk there from most parts of the neighborhood. A large field makes up most of the southern half of the park, where visitors can play soccer, snooze beneath the trees or spot “Magic Grove,” a colorful steel sculpture and neighborhood icon. Two tennis and pickleball courts, a baseball diamond and a splash pad can also be found at the park. Meanwhile, Center Street Park fills about 5 acres to the south with a playground, pavilion and two softball diamonds.
Concerts on the Green bring the entire neighborhood together on Thursday nights in summer.
The Enderis Park Farmer's Market happens every Sunday in the summer in Enderis Park.
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Concerts and farmers markets that draw hundreds
The EPNA facilitates year-round events at Enderis Playfield, most notably Concerts on the Green. This summer-long series welcomes four musical headliners — each with an opening act — to perform on the park’s central lawn. Hundreds from across the city attend each show. “It’s a big deal,” Kent says. “We have different food vendors with each concert. The bands are really good because Milwaukee has a really good pool of musical talent.” The Enderis Park Farmers Market runs every Sunday during the summer, offering locally produced food, crafts and more. Seasonal events include an Independence Day celebration, a fall festival and an Easter egg hunt.
Sit back and enjoy the tunes at the Concerts on the Green in Enderis Park.
The Enderis Park Farmer's Market happens every Sunday in the summer in Enderis Park.
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Historic single-family homes and owner-occupied duplexes
Locals live on a mix of gridded and winding streets, all lined with sidewalks. Historic homes from the early 1900s appear throughout the area. These include many brick Tudor Revivals, bungalows with covered porches, stone-faced Colonial Revivals and Cape Cods with pairs of dormers. Ranch-style homes are present but less common. Duplexes appear occasionally, many with one owner-occupied unit and the other rented out. Turnkey homes start in the mid-$100,000s, which might buy a three-bedroom 1940s rambler over 1,100 square feet. Prices peak in the low $400,000s for larger homes with attached garages.
A perfect colonial revival shines in the afternoon sun in Enderis Park.
Duplexes are an affordable way to live in lovely Enderis Park.
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A language immersion school nearby
Eighty-First Street School accommodates kindergarten through fifth grade a few blocks west and has a C-minus from Niche. Its roughly 320 students receive a STEM-focused education and participate in an annual STEM fair. A bit farther west, Milwaukee School of Languages enrolls about 1,000 sixth through 12th graders and has a B-minus Niche score. It offers immersion programs in French, German and Spanish, as well as Japanese language classes. Two K-8 private schools operate in the neighborhood: the Catholic Mother of Good Counsel School and Pilgrim Lutheran School. (Neither currently has a Niche score.)
Milwaukee School of Languages, in Enderis Park, offers multiple language programs.
Eighty-First Street School is a public K-8 school near Enderis Park.
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A neighborhood supermarket and other businesses
No-frills eateries can be found in and near Enderis Park, especially along Lisbon and Appleton avenues. Grandma’s Hands Soul Food Restaurant offers dozens of flavorful entrees for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Its greens, wings, and macaroni and cheese are especially popular. A few blocks northeast, Gyros Corner serves Mediterranean dishes like shish kabobs — though fans say the real treasure here is the double cheeseburger. Bougie Berries Dessert Boutique churns out sweet treats from cupcakes and dipped fruits to banana pudding cups. Sentry Foods operates a grocery store in the neighborhood, within walking distance of some homes.
Sentry Foods operates a supermarket in the neighborhood.
Get a fresh cut at the Nobleman in Enderis Park.
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A 7-mile drive from downtown Milwaukee
The Milwaukee County Transit System provides bus service at several stops on the neighborhood’s major streets. Downtown Milwaukee is about a 7-mile drive southeast, with multiple routes available.
Hop on the bus from Enderis Park and be downtown in minutes.
Enderis Park is 15 minutes from downtown Milwaukee.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Enderis Park
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Enderis Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Enderis Park, Milwaukee sell after 8 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Enderis Park, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $315,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This charming Cream City Brick Cape Cod sits just off Enderis Park, offering the best of neighborhood living. Inside, hardwood floors, original built-ins, and warm natural light highlight the home's classic character. Well maintained with newer roof, siding, and windows, the home features inviting living and dining spaces, an efficient kitchen, and a convenient half bath on the main level.
Welcome home to this charming 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath brick bungalow that perfectly blends classic character with modern updates! Enjoy relaxing on the spacious front porch before stepping inside to a warm and inviting living room and dining area featuring original built-in cabinets with beautiful stained glass. The updated kitchen shines with modern finishes, while the main level also includes 2
This center entrance colonial in the heart of Enderis Park offers top shelf curb appeal & wonderful attention to detail! Gracious entryway w/ center staircase is delightful 1st impression. White woodwork, HWF & timeless design choices throughout. Spacious LR offers abundant natural light, DR is anchored by chic chandelier. Bright & sunny KIT features SS appliances, excellent cabinet space &
All brick 4 family building, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath with a nice sized living room. Hardwood floors, new blinds, stainless refrigerator and stove. It's a well-maintained brick four family in Enderis Park, just one block from Wauwatosa. For added convenience, residents have access to coin-operated laundry facilities located in the basement. Separate utilities, storage lockers, and 1 off-street parking
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