Brosen Manor Home for Rent

In the eastern half of West Allis, moving closer to downtown Milwaukee, neighborhoods are dense, and yards are small. Brosen Manor, however, is a slight exception. The curving residential roads lend themselves to some larger lots with space for hobby gardens, trampolines, patios and swing sets. Houses typically sell only two weeks after listing, and according to Ross Treffert, Realtor at Keller Williams Milwaukee North Shore, the area has a lot of first-time homebuyers. "The last house I sold there was to a young couple that just had their first child and were looking for a starter home," he says. Main roads, parks, schools and restaurants are nearby, adding to the neighborhood's desirability and high demand. Brosen Manor is made up of predominantly single-family homes built in the mid-1900s. Cape Cods, bungalows, and ranch-style homes less than 2,000 square feet range from about $160,000 to $345,000. Well-maintained lawns are along the gently winding streets, with landscaped lawns in the shade of tall trees planted at the neighborhood's inception. "There's a good mix of homeowners and landlords here," Treffert says. "There are very proud homeowners, and people take care of their