What it’s like living around Euclid Park’s central green space
Named after the green space at its heart, Euclid Park is a calm neighborhood on the southwest side of Milwaukee. Homebuyers are drawn to its park-centered lifestyle, where walking trails and open lawns serve as a daily gathering place. It also features a mix of midcentury homes that are attractive to first-time buyers. With easy access to major roads, shopping and local job hubs, Euclid Park blends convenience with a quiet, community-oriented feel.
Euclid Park is a neighborhood in southwestern Milwaukee.
The neighborhood has a collection of midcentury homes.
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Ranch-style homes from the 1960s shape the local housing market
Ranch-style homes make up most of the housing, with colonial-style builds appearing occasionally. Most homes date to the 1960s and feature details like hardwood floors and brick facades. Many have been updated over the years with newer roofs and furnaces, along with refreshed kitchens and baths. The median sale price is in the low $300,000s, with prices generally ranging from the low $200,000s to the low $300,000s. This generally puts Euclid Park on par with nearby communities like Highwood Estates, West View and Honey Acres, while being somewhat higher than Brosen Manor and Morgan Heights.
Ranch-style homes are popular in Euclid Park.
Detached garages are standard in the neighborhood.
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What schools serve the area and their key offerings
Milwaukee Public Schools serves Euclid Park. The Milwaukee Spanish Immersion School is an elementary school just south of the neighborhood, and Wedgewood Park School provides an International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme. Hamilton High School offers Advanced Placement courses and dual enrollment opportunities.
The Milwaukee Spanish Immersion School is just south of the neighborhood.
The area is part of the Milwaukee Public Schools school district.
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Park and recreation options from local fields to a nearby lake
The neighborhood's namesake green space, Euclid Park, covers about 9 acres with a paved half-mile loop trail suited for jogging or dog walking. Tree-shaded grassy areas offer picnic spots, while a basketball court, baseball field and playground round out the amenities. "Many residents walk their dogs, and kids bike in on the trail surrounding the park," says Dawn Kamalian, real estate agent at Shorewest Realtors. For broader recreation, Greenfield Park in nearby West Allis features a lake, an 18-hole golf course with tree-lined fairways and access to the multi-use Oak Leaf Trail.
An aerial of Euclid Park and its open green space.
Euclid Park features paved walking paths.
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Locals go bowling at the Beloit Lanes.
Shopping hubs and nearby dining options for everyday needs
Locals usually head to Walmart Supercenter for everyday groceries and essentials. There are dozens of retailers at the Southridge Mall. You’ll also find smaller strip centers and local shops along major roads like South 27th Street.
Though the neighborhood itself doesn’t have much in the way of eateries, there is a mix of casual restaurants in nearby Greenfield and West Allis. These spots cover everything from barbecue to sushi:
Mi Pueblo Mexican Restaurant, a neighborhood spot with tacos, enchiladas and seafood specialties
Double B's MKE-Style BBQ, a family-run joint that smokes its meats in-house
That's Amore, which offers wood-fired pizzas and chicken parmigiana
Jin's Sushi Seafood & Bar, an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant with fresh sashimi
Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Co., a nearby cafe brewing single-origin coffee
Key roadways and commute times
West Oklahoma Avenue and West Beloit Road run through the neighborhood, and Interstate 41 connects to the wider region. The roughly 10-mile drive to downtown Milwaukee takes about 15 to 20 minutes.
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Euclid Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Euclid Park, Milwaukee sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Euclid Park, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $322,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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