Rolling Green has quiet streets with parks, trails and easy commuting
Known for its established streets and easy access to outdoor recreation, Rolling Green is a quiet neighborhood on Milwaukee's southwest side. Buyers are drawn to its midcentury homes and the area’s proximity to Milwaukee County parks and trails. With a walkable elementary school and quick connections to major interstates, Rolling Green blends day-to-day convenience with a relaxed, nature-oriented lifestyle.
Colonial and ranch-style homes are popular in Rolling Green.
Sidewalks make it easer to visit the neighbors.
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Ranch-style homes with preserved midcentury character
The occasional colonial style appears in Rolling Green for those who prefer a two-story layout, but ranch-style homes define the area. Three-bedroom, one- to two-bath layouts are common, along with finished basements, detached garages and fenced backyards. Most homes date to the late 1950s, and that midcentury character shows in the details, including original hardwood floors, brick exteriors and practical floor plans. “Instead of modern renovations, people will restore the interiors because they like the nostalgic feel,” says Lothair Lambrecht, an agent with Realty Executive who has experience in the area. Single-family homes range from the mid-$200,000s to the mid-$300,000s. The area’s median sale price is in the low $300,000s, making it comparable to Wedgewood, River Bend and Highwood Estates, but somewhat more expensive than Morgan Heights.
Most homes date to the late 1950s.
Many homes have original hardwood floors and brick exteriors.
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The Academy of Accelerated Learning is at Rolling Green's center.
International Baccalaureate track starts at local elementary
Rolling Green is part of Milwaukee Public Schools. Students in the area can follow an International Baccalaureate pathway starting at the Academy of Accelerated Learning, an elementary school at the neighborhood's center.
Main roads and nearby interstate support easy commuting
South 76th Street runs through the center of Rolling Green, providing a direct route to local businesses. Interstate 43 is nearby, connecting drivers to downtown Milwaukee, just over 10 miles away. The Milwaukee County Transit System has bus stops on Wilbur and Howard avenues.
Interstate 43 connects drivers to downtown Milwaukee.
Rolling Green is about 12 miles from downtown Milwaukee.
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Residents head to Greenfield and West Allis for shopping and dining
Nearby shopping is concentrated in multiple commercial corridors rather than the neighborhood itself. Options range from everyday grocery stops to specialty food shops and seasonal markets, including: Southridge Mall, a large indoor mall in nearby Greendale, with department stores, specialty retailers and a movie theater El Rey Family Market, a grocery store with a hot deli and freshly made items Greenfield Farmers Market, a Sunday market selling fresh produce from May through October Dining options in Rolling Green are limited, but additional restaurants are clustered in Greenfield and West Allis. The area includes a mix of casual local spots and regional dining options, including:
Antique Indian Restaurant Bar & Grill, known for its full bar, along with curries and tandoori plates
Tanino's Italian & American Restaurant, a casual favorite with pizza, pasta and American comfort food
KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot, an interactive grill-your-own-meat and custom hot pot place
Double B's MKE-Style BBQ, slow-smoked brisket and ribs in West Allis
Locals typically shop at Southridge Mall.
Southridge Mall has more than 100 stores and restaurants.
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What outdoor spaces like Powerline Trail and parks offer
The Powerline Trail is a paved shared-use path that opened its first leg in 2022. Currently stretching about 4 miles, it runs through a grassy utility corridor. “When you're out on the trail, you don't realize that you're in the middle of a dense, urban area,” says Jeff Katz, a Greenfield City Engineer. “The powerlines are there, but when you walk on the trail, you don't really focus on that. You just focus on the open space.” A short drive away, Jackson Park spans over 100 acres and features a central lagoon, woodland paths, sports courts and a swimming pool. Both the Powerline Trail and Jackson Park connect to the Oak Leaf Trail, a major system covering more than 135 miles throughout Milwaukee County.
Rolling Green residents can navigate the area using the Powerline Trail.
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Rolling Green Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Rolling Green, Milwaukee sell after 7 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Rolling Green, Milwaukee over the last 12 months is $310,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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