Milwaukee County Homes For Sale

Milwaukee County, founded in 1834 as part of the Michigan Territory, was organized in 1835. Milwaukee County is made up of nineteen cities, with a projected 945,016 residents. Following Milwaukee, the most populated cities are West Allis with 59,890 people, Wauwatosa with 48,118 people, and Greenfield with 37,221 people. Milwaukee is home to NBA team Milwaukee Bucks MLB team Milwaukee Brewers. One of the globe’s largest music festivals takes place in Milwaukee, Summerfest. Milwaukee County was initially inhabited by the Sauk, Meskwaki, Menomonee, Ojibwe, and Potowatomi, among other tribes. Milwaukee County originally included all of Jefferson, Kenosha, Ozaukee, Racine, Rock, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha counties. Part of today’s Columbia, Dane, and Dodge county were also a part of the original Milwaukee County.

Milwaukee is a gold mine of things to do. The Milwaukee Art Museum, Harley-Davidson Museum, and Milwaukee Public Museum are just three places to go visit on a rainy day, however one day isn’t nearly enough to scratch the surface at either of the three. The 200-acre, 1,800 animal Milwaukee County Zoo is a must-see during the hot summer days. For fans of Pabst Blue Ribbon, take a walk through the Pabst Mansion. Plant and nature enthusiasts can pass the time absorbed in the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, consisting of three domes home to numerous plants. Sports-buffs have to experience the American Family Field, formerly known as Miller Park, and witness the one-of-a-kind fan base of the Milwaukee Brewers. Stop down at the Milwaukee Public Market and grab some food from local vendors before making your way to dive in and cool off at famous Bradford Beach.