Neighborhoods in Sheboygan, WI

Located on the banks of Lake Michigan, Sheboygan’s North Lake neighborhood is a residential enclave offering quiet streets close to local schools. Mature trees and lush greenery surround ranch-style homes; many sit on spacious quarter-acre lots. Some lakefront properties have scenic views of the water with a nice breeze from the waves, while

Located on Sheboygan's outskirts, Weeden Creek is a neighborhood with spacious wooded lots and quiet streetscapes. Mature pine trees tower over late 20th-century homes, as well as the nearby Sheboygan Dog Park and the public Riverdale Country Club. Though retail space in the area is limited, the club’s in-house restaurant and a local garden shop

North Sheboygan has attracted first time homes buyers with a broad variety of homes paired with quick access to shopping and dining. “If you’re east of North 15th Street… tends to be older homes with character going back to the early 1900s, it's close to Lake Michigan, and it's always been a popular neighborhood,” says Jeffrey Moenning, a

South Sheboygan offers options. The area includes everything from Union Avenue and south of the city, where the setting feels more suburban. Beyond the city limits, it stretches into the county, where the suburbs fade into crop fields and farmland. Lake Michigan is on the eastern side, lined with beaches and parks. The western side of South

Wildwood is a suburban community directly west of Downtown Sheboygan and Lake Michigan. Bordered by the Sheboygan River on the south side, the neighborhood is close to many parks, recreation venues and public beaches, providing residents with many opportunities to enjoy fitness and the outdoors. “This is a more family-oriented community and

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

A small suburban neighborhood on the shores of Lake Michigan, Lakeview is within walking distance of its namesake park, industrial employment centers and local schools. Midcentury homes are set close together on the neighborhood’s west side, adjacent to Wilson Elementary and Sheboygan South High. On the other side of the neighborhood, locals can

Central Sheboygan’s appeal is in its name: It’s the center of the city and home to most of its attractions. Local restaurants and shops line Eighth Street and the Sheboygan River, which splits the district down the middle. Plus, the city sits on Lake Michigan, where sandy shores pull in locals and tourists in the warmer summer months. “We just

Bordered by the Sheboygan River on its north side, Indiana Corridor is a suburban community close to the city’s downtown and lakefront areas. With both single-family and multi-family homes, the neighborhood gives homebuyers more housing options. In addition, the area’s proximity to parks, beaches and highways make it a convenient destination for

West Sheboygan is a suburban community with a very commuter-friendly location, close to Interstate 43, hospitals and industrial facilities. “We have huge global manufacturers in the area,” says Susan Erdmann, a lifelong resident of the Sheboygan area and local broker at Real Estate Property Shop LLC. “They make car parts, or stuff for hospitals;

Indian Meadows is a manufactured home community on the edge of Sheboygan, offering lower housing costs than traditional single-family homes. The community includes a main park and a fenced-in area for dogs, and mature trees shade streetscapes throughout the neighborhood. The proximity to Interstate 43 and big box retailers affords convenience,