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Affordability bringing in new neighbors
About 2,000 people hang their hats in the Southwest Side neighborhood of Euclid Park. This neighborhood, named after the small greenspace at the northern end of the block, is "very quaint but close to the amenities of the city," says Dawn Kamalian, real estate agent at Shorewest Realtors. A few local eateries and businesses line Euclid Park. Still, homebuyers are heading here for the affordable homes and highway proximity it offers. Positioned on the outskirts of Milwaukee before reaching more suburban neighborhoods, Euclid Park is moderately densely populated but still has plenty of space for getting outside.
The entrance to Euclid Park.
A view of duplex homes along 84th st in the Euclid Park neighborhood.
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Ranches for first-time homebuyers
Euclid Park was part of a significant housing boom after World War II. The development in the middle of the century brought many ranches, Cape Cods and bungalows to the half-gridded, half-winding streets along rows of mature trees. Owners of the neighborhood are "primarily working-class families that have lived there for 30 years. However, they're transitioning to families and first-time homebuyers who want to live close to the city," Kamalian says. Most homes have detached garages and just enough yard space for a small above-ground pool or garden plot. They can be found anywhere from $100,000 to $300,000, while a handful of two-story, new constructions from the early 2000s reach prices in the low $400,000s.
Ranch homes in the Euclid Park neighborhood.
A lovely Brick Ranch style home in the Euclid Park neighborhood.
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First middle school with an advanced program
The Milwaukee Spanish Immersion School serves students from kindergarten to grade five one block south of Euclid Park. Rated a C-minus by Niche.com, the school teaches an enriching bilingual education for students to appreciate and engage with Hispanic cultures. Wedgewood Park International Middle School is the first middle school in Wisconsin to offer an International Baccalaureate program. Niche.com rates it a C-minus, and it is within the same city block as the C-rated Hamilton High School. Many families send their students to these neighboring schools for convenience during drop-off.
The nearby Milwaukee Spanish Immersion School.
A school bus driving through the Euclid Park neighborhood.
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Walking trails and shaded nooks
Clusters of tall trees border and speckle the titular park of the neighborhood, giving residents a perfect spot to hang a hammock or picnic beneath their shade. Grassy expanses include a practice baseball field with a chain-link backstop, and a small patch of concrete in the southwest corner features a basketball court and a toddler-friendly playground. "Many residents walk their dogs, and kids bike in on the trail surrounding the park," Kamalian says. The half-mile path bordering the park is home to many feathered friends, and casual birdwatchers can be sure to spot some winged visitors in the tree canopy.
An aerial of Euclid Park and its open green space.
Euclid Park residents can get some exercise on the walking trails in the park,
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Bowling and a bite to eat
Within walking distance in the northwest corner of the neighborhood is Beloit Lanes, a homey, eight-lane bowling alley. Despite the building's unassuming exterior, this favorite local spot is overflowing with youthful energy and friendly charm. Residents congregate at its circular bar and can hear patrons and employees welcoming one another by name. Just across the street from the petite bowling alley is Top Corned Beef. With a 4.5-star rating, this sandwich shop sells handhelds, sides and desserts at very reasonable prices. Target, Piggly Wiggly, Kohl's and other box stores are a short drive northwest of Euclid Park along South 108th Street, a shopping throughway.
Euclid Park residents can gran a delicious reuben from Top Corned Beef.
Euclid Park residents can go bowling at the historic Beloit Lanes.
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Minutes from every necessity
Direct access to Oklahoma Avenue, Beloit Road and Morgan Avenue allows residents to access all of Milwaukee easily. Commuters of Euclid Park can expect a 15-to-30-minute drive to downtown Milwaukee, depending on traffic. Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is a large midwestern hub that sits only 15 minutes from Euclid Park.
An aerial of the Euclid Park neighborhood.
Euclid Park residents can head to Target to do some shopping.
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On average, homes in Euclid Park, Milwaukee sell after 13 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Euclid Park, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $304,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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