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Suburban living in Garden, a Sheboygan community
Garden is a suburban community 2 miles west of Downtown Sheboygan and the western shores of Lake Michigan. Nestled between public parks and churches, the neighborhood offers quiet residential living and a peaceful atmosphere for families with children. “It’s a very nice neighborhood,” says Tori Torris, who has 6 years of experience as a real estate professional at Re/Max Universal Realty. “There are hospitals and parks close by, and North High School is a really good school.” Public transit, downtown and the popular restaurant row, North 8th Street, are fairly close by, offering convenient commute and entertainment opportunities.
Single-family homes near Downtown Sheboygan
Ranch-styles and occasional two-story Colonial Revivals from the 1930s to the 1960s dot the suburban, tree-lined neighborhood streets, and homes here generally list between $200,000 and $300,000. The average single-family home size is around 1,000 square feet, and neighbors usually have well-tended gardens and yards. Most vacant land sells from about $20,000 to $35,000, with larger lots listing around $130,000. “Many investors are also looking into the area for investment,” Torres says. “It’s a stable market, people are moving here and have stable jobs; homes maintain their value, and rentals make good returns.”
Sheboygan Area School District serves the community
Cooper Elementary School has a C-minus grade from Niche. Urban Middle School receives a B-minus rating and offers technology education to interested students. Available courses include Introduction to STEM, 3D design and modeling, and robotics. With a B-plus score, North High School is recognized by Niche as one of the top 50 best college-prep public high schools in Wisconsin. In addition, the school offers business and technical education curricula.
Many dining options along North 8th Street
Offering classic diner food, Superior Bar and Grill is in the neighborhood. The grocery store, Meijer, is south of the community, and Kohl’s is in the same plaza. Residents can also head 2 miles east and explore a range of restaurants that dot North 8th Street. “It’s a very popular street with lots of dining,” Torres says. Staple establishments include the Italian place Il Ritrovo, Umi Sushi and Steak House and Paradigm Coffee and Music, a vegan eatery that occasionally has live music events.
Public parks surrounding the neighborhood
The community has several neighborhood parks, including Grace Park and Cleveland Park. Both places have play structures, sports facilities and open green fields. Several blocks north, Evergreen Park is a popular spot for fishing and playing disc golf. The park also has many walking and biking trails, which can be used for cross-country skiing in winter. About 3 miles east, the waterfront Vollrath Park has sports facilities and an interactive music initiative for children. The park hosts Food Truck Mondays in the summertime, and its hills are turned into sledding grounds come winter.
Public transit and highways near Garden
The neighborhood is about 1 mile away from Interstate 43, which leads directly into other cities along the western coast of Lake Michigan. Milwaukee and Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport are about 55 miles and 60 miles south, respectively. HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital and Prevea Sheboygan Health Center are right in the neighborhood, with many Shoreline Metro bus stops right outside the medical centers.
Events and festivals in Sheboygan
Each year, the Midsummer Festival of the Arts takes place in Sheboygan with art-making workshops, and artworks in various mediums are displayed by over 100 artists to the public. Other city-wide festivals take place at Kiwanis Park, including Juneteenth celebrations and Brat Days, a summer festival featuring a brat-eating contest, a huge parade, carnival games and live entertainment.
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On average, homes in Garden, Sheboygan sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Garden, Sheboygan over the last 12 months is $244,900, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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