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Front row seats in Menominee North
Menominee North sits mere blocks from Downtown Oshkosh, but the community’s biggest draw is its next door neighbor: Lake Winnebago. Residents are within walking distance of Menominee Park, a sprawling lakeside green space packed with family-friendly destinations, including an 8-acre zoo. Premier access to the park’s events is made easy by ample sidewalks and bikeable streets. But Independence Day fireworks on Miller’s Bay are still visible from many a front yard, allowing residents to enjoy the lakeside fun from the comfort of their own homes. Though Main Street’s attractions may not be walkable, the thoroughfare’s shopping and dining options are only a mile or so from the neighborhood. From front row seats to Battle on Bago, to a brand-new walkable elementary school and a massive, lakeside park next door, Menominee North may as well be Oshkosh’s very own beating heart.
Watch the sunset over Lake Winnebago with a friend in Menominee South.
Menominee North has spots nearby you can enjoy yourself at.
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Vintage homes with interconnected sidewalks
Homes in Menominee North were largely constructed in the early to mid-20th century. Sidewalks outline residential streets, where new and old growth trees denote the community’s history and continued growth. Ranch-style homes and bungalows are prominent, along with traditional architecture and custom builds with unique features. Some flaunt steep-pitched roofs while others boast sunrooms or spacious front porches. Uniformity is found in neatly trimmed lawns, paved driveways and walkways connecting to the sidewalk out front. Prices range from $120,000 to $300,000, with many homes providing added amenities like detached garages out back. Though most properties are well kept, the historical nature of the neighborhood means many require some additional work prior to move in.
Houses in Menominee North are priced between 120,000 and 300,000 dollars.
Menominee North, a neighborhood in Oshkosh, WI, is a great place to call home.
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Blocks from the Menominee Park Zoo
On Broad Street, Oshkosh's Boys & Girls Club offers after-school and summer programs in various disciplines, from arts to athletics. But between Hazel Street and Miller’s Bay sits Menominee Park, Oshkosh’s largest green space spanning 109 acres. “The bay is actually part of the park, so that’s where they do Fourth of July fireworks every year,” says Eric Lichterman, Oshkosh native and Realtor with Century 21 Ace Realty. “They host tons of fishing tournaments, too, like ice fishing in the winter and then smaller bass tournaments in the summer. A lot of big-name people come out for them.” While Pratt Trail runs the park's perimeter, Siewert Trail borders the bay, stretching to Ames Point. Competitors line the trail for Battle on Bago, the iconic ice fishing tournament held annually in February. A boat park and modest beach area accompany ball courts and the Little Oshkosh Playground closer to the park’s southern entrance. The Menominee Park Zoo rests at the center, granting free admission thanks to a generous community donation. New animals are leased yearly for a unique viewing experience from May through September.
Menominee Park Zoo has new animal exhibits each year in Menominee North.
Menominee Park is always a lively spot nearby Menominee North.
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Wagner Market in Menominee North has a great meat selection and unique craft beers.
Gummy bear brats at Wagner Market
Main Street sits 4 blocks west of Menominee North, lined with locally-owned shops and eateries that comprise the downtown scene. Pilora’s Café is laid-back, serving light Mediterranean brunch plates paired with fresh coffee and kombucha bottled in-house. Less than a mile south, Elsewhere Market and Coffee House promotes sustainability with thoughtfully selected makers. From housewares like linens and lotion to grab & go lattes, the market sells products inspired by their signature vacation homes in Wisconsin, Georgia and Massachusetts. Wagner Market is a go-to butcher and grocer known for their uniquely flavored brats—including gummy bear and raspberry chipotle. Browsing more than 100 Wisconsin cheeses and a broad craft beer selection, Wagner’s regulars flock to the shelves seven days a week. Over on Murdock Avenue, Oshkosh Mediterranean Food Market offers spices, pitas and other goods. Pick ‘n Save covers the basics, along with Red’s Piggly Wiggly across the street.
Menominee North is a neighborhood bordering Lake Winnebago in Oshkosh, WI.
Finding Tom Cruise at EAA AirVenture
Every Saturday morning from June through October, Main Street hosts swarms of visitors gathering for the Oshkosh Farmer’s Market. Guests peruse over 150 vendors selling local produce and handmade crafts while a rotating roster of live musicians plays each week. During the off-season, the city hosts an indoor market at the Oshkosh Arena with around 30 weekly vendors and a novelty Holiday Bazaar in December. Around the same time is Menominee Park’s annual Celebration of Lights, a drive-thru holiday exhibit featuring more than a million twinkling lights. February ushers in the famous Battle on Bago, where hundreds of contestants ice fish on Miller’s Bay for a chance to win $300,000 in cash and prizes. But arguably the largest event in the state is EAA AirVenture, considered the largest gathering of aviation enthusiasts in the world. Held each July at Wittman Regional Airport, guests can check out air shows, workshops and interactive displays throughout the week. “They say Wittman is the busiest airport in the world for the whole week,” Lichterman says. “It draws a lot of famous people; movie stars like Tom Cruise, who’s there almost every year, and Harrison Ford goes a lot. I think John Travolta, too. They’re not even paid to go; they just want to.”
The brand-new and walkable Menominee Elementary
Families in Menominee North are zoned for the Oshkosh Area School District, where students will attend brand-new Menominee Elementary beginning in the 2024-2025 school year. Though transportation will not be provided, the institution is within walking distance of most residences. Earning a C-minus on Niche, Vel Phillips Middle School opened in 2023, replacing Webster Stanley and Merrill Middle Schools, to the dismay of many residents. “I think a lot of the reason people wanted to save Merrill was because it was there for so long,” Lichterman says. Initially constructed in 1901, Merrill Middle is slated for demolition in fall 2024. “It was a fixture in the community but falling apart.” Transportation is not provided to Vel Phillips Middle, a 2-mile commute from the neighborhood. However, bus service is provided at Oshkosh North High School, earning a B on Niche.
Menominee North residents can send their children to Menominee Elementary School.
Vel Phillips Middle School educates grades 6-8 in Menominee North.
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GO Transit buses and bikeable routes
Downtown Oshkosh is a mere mile from Menominee North. GO Transit bus stops are provided along Irving Avenue, Bowen Street and New York Avenue for an easier commute to the Main Street hub. Though designated bike lanes are rare, New York and Irving Avenues’ wide streets allow cyclists to easily reach Menominee Park to the east or Main Street to the west. The nearest emergency room is at Aurora Medical Center Oshkosh, 5 miles west on State Route 21. Commuters can rely on Interstate 41 when heading up to Appleton or, even farther, Green Bay—a 52-mile commitment. Despite a more convenient 4-mile drive to the county-owned, public-use Wittman Regional Airport, most residents opt to fly out of Appleton International Airport, 19 miles north.
GO Transit bus stops are found throughout Menominee North.
The children of Menominee North are often found playing throughout the neighborhood.
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Menominee North Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Menominee North, Oshkosh sell after 43 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Menominee North, Oshkosh over the last 12 months is $201,750, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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