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Coastal living in School Section-Towerview
Steps away from downtown Racine and the Root River, School Section-Towerview is a coastal neighborhood on the western shores of Lake Michigan. The neighborhood features historic houses and pocket parks, which give the area a suburban character. With the water so close by, residents can easily enjoy activities such as boating, fishing and surfing. For shopping and entertainment, staple restaurants and the city’s art scene downtown are only minutes away. “The area around downtown feels like a small town,” says Rosa Stong, who is the founder of Becker Stong Real Estate Group and has over 10 years of experience. “There is a beautiful marina with gorgeous restaurants and boutique commercial businesses, and they do lots of events by the water.”
Downtown Racine sparkles next to Lake Michigan.
The Root River runs through School Section-Towerview on it's way to Lake Michigan.
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Residential homes along Lake Michigan
Featuring gridded blocks and linear streets, the community has a mix of home styles, ranging from American Foursquares and workers cottages to Queen Annes and colonial-inspired houses. Homes were built from the 1850s to the early 1900s, and many properties have been renovated. Fixer-uppers and houses in need of updates start at just under $100,000 and go up to around $150,000. Remodeled homes are usually between $160,000 and $350,000, with larger historic Queen Anne and colonial homes near the water reaching $700,000. Yard sizes are on the modest side, and neighbors have small plots of lawn space for gardening. Multifamily properties go from $65,000 to $200,000, and condos built in the 1970s are around $150,000 to $200,000.
Stunning, Queen Anne-style homes can be found in School Section-Towerview.
School Section-Towerview is a tight-knit community in Racine, WI.
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Water recreation is a way of life in Racine
Many waterfront parks, athletic facilities and beaches are along Lake Michigan's coast. Samuel Myers Park is a popular birding spot along the water, and people can take their pets to Carre-Hogle Park for quiet walks on the shore. “The lake is just so pretty, and many people come here to go sailing,” Stong says. “Once you go past the marina, there’s a little cove where the water is really calm. People anchor their sailboats there and jump into the water to swim. This is what we have here, and it’s really beautiful.” Other neighborhood parks, such as Roosevelt Park and West Park, have playgrounds or sports fields. Dr. John Bryant Community Center has an indoor gym with a basketball court. Just across the Root River, people can walk or bike along the 10-mile Lake Michigan Pathway and enjoy picturesque views of the water.
There are miles of bike trails near Downtown Racine near School Section-Towerview.
Lake Michigan is blocks away from School Section-Towerview.
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Shopping and dining in downtown Racine
Popular restaurants in the area include Lá Tapatia, a casual Mexican cantina, and Wells Brothers, which opened in 1921 and is a staple pizza parlor in the city. Sitting right over Lake Michigan and offering views of the harbor, Reefpoint Brew House serves classic pub fare with locally crafted beer. Smaller convenience stores and markets such as Matranga's are all around the neighborhood. Piggly Wiggly, the area’s main grocery store, is about 3 miles west. Many big-box stores, such as Walmart, Target and The Home Depot, are several miles west along Route 31.
Wells Brothers in School Section-Towerview has a hopping bar with a great beer selection.
Lá Tapatia is a local Mexican restaurant and grocery store in School Section-Towerview.
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Schools are part of the Racine Unified School District
Students may attend S.C. Johnson Elementary, which has a dual-language program in English and Spanish. The kindergarten-through-eighth grade Mitchell School offers career and learning academies for students in sixth grade through eighth grade, including programs in business, consumer education and technology. Both schools have a C-minus rating from Niche. Case High School has an International Baccalaureate program, as well as classes for computer science, engineering and business. The high school rates a B-minus. Located about 5 miles north in Wind Point, the Prairie School is a prekindergarten-through-12th grade independent day school with an A-plus Niche rating.
Mitchell Elementary School.
Case High School provides education for students from 9th through 12th grade in Racine, WI.
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Events and celebrations downtown or by Lake Michigan
As a coastal city, Racine has many events on the water, including the music festival Racine HarborFest in June at Festival Park, and the Racine River Fest in August, which has dragon boat, rubber duck and cardboard boat races, as well as free sailboat excursions. “They also have a First Friday event,” Stong says. “The restaurants put chairs outside for outdoor dining, and people can walk along the harbor. It’s like a little fair.”
Monument Square in Downtown Racine hosts events throughout the year which are walkable from School Section-Towerview.
Monument Square is the epicenter of Downtown Racine, which is walkable from School Section-Towerview.
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Proximity to Milwaukee
Milwaukee is about 30 miles north via Interstate 94, and Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport is about 20 miles away. The area is near many state routes, including Wisconsin highways 38, 32, 31, 20 and 11, making it convenient to get to other cities in the county. Public transit is provided by the Belle Urban System, and Ascension All Saints Hospital-Spring Street is about 3 miles away.
The skyline of Milwaukee overlooks Lake Michigan and it's beautiful lakefront park.
Town of Lake is directly across the street from Milwaukee's Mitchell Airport.
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School Section-Towerview Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in School Section-Towerview, Racine sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in School Section-Towerview, Racine over the last 12 months is $161,750, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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