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A view of Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, that sits just east of Goldman Park.
Conveniently located near the airport
Goldman Park is a primarily residential neighborhood home to about 1,700 Milwaukeeans. Situated 10 miles from downtown Milwaukee, this neighborhood provides residents convenient access to major hubs of transportation like the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport and Route 94. Locals know they have arrived in Goldman Park when they see a certain house on Ramsey Avenue whose lawn is decked out with zany, vibrantly colored animal sculptures. An unusually large pink elephant, standing at twice the height of the average man, guards the proverbial gates of Goldman Park. The lawn seems to be home to a cacophony of different decorations beyond merely animals, including whatever the homeowner wants to display on that particular day. In addition to this fantastic front lawn, Goldman Park is home to a 50-table pool hall and a public elementary school with an Italian immersion program. Ranch homes are the most common style in Goldman, with some featuring brick façades while others are adorned with rubble masonry or other materials.
Ranch houses and new-traditional abodes
The wide streets of Goldman Park are lined with classic single-story Ranch houses. Most homes come equipped with a driveway and a garage, while many streets lack any sidewalk. Properties feature sprawling front and back yards that have ample space to fit a pool or trampoline. Two-story residences have become more common over the years. Modern Craftsman homes, with some Tudor homes and split-level houses are scattered around the neighborhood, along with a few constructions from the last decade or two. Houses range in price from $200,000 to $350,000, with a median price of $280,000. A recently sole single story Ranch house with a detached garage closed for $269,000 and is representative of area averages.
The homes in the Goldman Park neighborhood are well taken care of.
A Colonial home in Goldman Park neighborhood.
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Schools that preserve the Italian roots of Milwaukee
Italian culture has been prominent in Milwaukee since an influx of Sicilian immigrants arrived in the late 19th century. Today, Victory K-8 & Milwaukee Italian Immersion School keeps the city’s green, white and red spirit alive. “We run two programs within the building: a traditional monolingual program, and the other side of the building is the Italian Immersion program for K4 through fifth grade,” says Stephen Davis of Milwaukee Public Schools. Students in the dual-language program can connect with local partner organizations like the Italian Community Center and several Italian restaurants to dig deep into the country’s colorful history and culture. Meanwhile, all students regardless of curriculum can participate in extracurricular activities like basketball, student council or the yearbook club. Victory Elementary School is conveniently located within the neighborhood and earns a C-minus on Niche. Casimir Pulaski High School is less than 5 miles north of Goldman Park and picks up a C from Niche.
Victory Elementary offers full Italian immersion for students in the Goldman Park neighborhood.
The grand entrance to Casimir Pulaski High School welcomes Southgate students daily.
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Home to the largest pool room in the Midwest
Romine’s High Pocket borders the western edge of Goldman Park. Billed as the Midwest’s “largest pool room,” Romine’s is filled with the soothing sound of balls clacking together atop 51 felt-topped tables from open to close. This hopping neighborhood hangout offers plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, a full bar with over 15 beers on tap, 50 televisions and even an in-house Mexican restaurant, Señor Loco. Other nearby eats include Holy Land Grocery & Deli, locally renowned for its various shawarma plates, and the Azteca taco truck, which regularly parks at the southeast corner of Goldman Park.
You can always find a game at Romine's High Pockets in Goldman Park.
Neon lights at Romine’s High Pockets in the Goldman Park neighborhood.
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Nearby Public Parks
Despite its name, Goldman Park doesn’t feature a public green space of its own. Nearby Maitland Park is a forested 27-acre expanse with a simple set of walking trails through the trees.
Maitland Park offers great walking paths and room to play fetch.
Take a leisurely stroll along the paths at Maitland Park's namesake park.
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Close to the freeway, Goldman Park offers short commutes for residents.
Transportation and Jobs
Less than 4 miles east of Goldman Park lies the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport. Interstates 94 and 41 are directly adjacent to the neighborhood, allowing residents to reach the downtown in about 15 minutes to easily explore greater Milwaukee’s many attractions. Milwaukee’s major employers are the healthcare system and banking sector.
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On average, homes in Goldman Park, Milwaukee sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Goldman Park, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $308,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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