Located eight miles to the North of Milwaukee and on the shore of Lake Michigan, Whitefish Bay is known for its historical home architecture, sense of community and high quality school system.

Located 4 miles West of downtown Milwaukee, Wauwatosa possesses a beautiful riverside village and has a plethora of neighborhood associations and cultural events.

Located 20 miles West of downtown Milwaukee, Waukesha is nestled on both sides of the Fox River and provides a great blend of city and rural living.

The Third Ward is home to eclectic restaurants, unique boutiques, a vibrant art scene, the award-winning Riverwalk and the nationally acclaimed Milwaukee Public Market.

Located five miles to the North of Milwaukee, Shorewood is a community-focused village that is walkable, bike-friendly and architecturally diverse.

Port Washington is a beautiful, historic city located 27 miles North of Milwaukee on Lake Michigan’s Western shore. Once used for commercial transport, the Port Washington marina is now used for recreational boating.

Located 21 miles West of downtown Milwaukee, Pewaukee is lake living at its finest with multiple points for water access, beaches, outdoor & aquatic recreation, and two golf courses.

Located 34 miles West of downtown Milwaukee, Oconomowoc is the epitome of lake living, situated amongst three lakes: Okauchee, Oconomowoc and Lac La Belle.

Located 28 miles Northwest of downtown Milwaukee, the Town of Merton is a quaint, charming community with homes located on sprawling properties.

Mequon has a booming culinary scene, beautiful agriculture and an abundance of land. Located 15 miles to the North of Milwaukee and once home to Native Americans, the name “Mequon” means ladle, which reflects the shape in which the river bends through the city center.

The East Side has been a cultural and trendsetting neighborhood of downtown Milwaukee for decades and is known for its vibrant community, great dining, shopping, and annual events.

Located 26 miles West of downtown Milwaukee, Hartland is a village nestled on the Bark River in Lake Country and provides small town charm and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Located 20 miles to the North of Milwaukee, Grafton has rural roots as a former mill town and borders Lake Michigan to the East. This laid back village offers a great mix of outdoor activities and department stores for shopping.

Located four miles North of Milwaukee, Glendale offers a blend of upscale shopping and dining with a small town feel. The homes are rich with outdoor space and are nestled in charming neighborhoods.

Located 11 miles to the North of Milwaukee, the village of Fox Point boasts beautiful views of wooded areas, tree lines, and Lake Michigan in a quaint community bordered by Whitefish Bay and Bayside.

Located 10 miles West of downtown Milwaukee, Elm Grove is a quaint village with charming shops, restaurants and forested properties that create a true urban-rural living experience.

Located 27 miles West of downtown Milwaukee, Delafield is beautifully set in the hills of Kettle Moraine and on the Bark River in Lake Country.

Cedarburg sits near Cedar Creek and is a wonderful blend of old and new. Located 20 miles North of Milwaukee, this cozy town is full of shops, inns, galleries, and cafes situated in beautifully restored and maintained historic buildings.

A destination for food, shopping and fun, Brookfield is located 14 miles west of Milwaukee and is a short drive away from Madison, the state's capital city.

Bayside is located 12 miles to the North of Milwaukee and is nestled along the gorgeous shores of Lake Michigan. This charming village provides breathtaking views and boasts plenty of greenery and parks to enjoy.