Expansive green fields naturally lend the Milwaukee suburb of Greenfield its name, a moniker chosen by its many New England settlers who were reminded of Greenfield in Massachusetts. While this city has changed shapes and sizes over the years, inside these wonky edges lays an abundance of parks, international cuisine, shops and a wide selection of grocery stores expressive of this community’s diverse nature.
Beautiful new homes with tons of space can be found in Greenfield.
Greenfield's Blum is such a vibrant space, artists can't help but be inspired to work there.
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Grasping Greenfield's inventory
Greenfield features a welcoming diversity of housing prices, with condos selling for just under $100,000 and townhouses and new construction selling for as much as $612,000; most houses tend to sell for between $300,000 and $500,000. Greenfield’s inventory weaves a tapestry of housing styles; large, new traditional style homes with vast driveways and front lawns sit just blocks away from colonial homes on cul-de-sacs and ranches along major roads.
Find unique architecture and perfect lawns in Greenfield.
Find a lovely split-level home with lot's of space in Greenfield.
Opt for a newly build home and make it your own in Greenfield.
Greenfield offers beautiful homes with huge yards.
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From breakfast to bento
Between eating out and staying in, residents of Greenfield have the luxury of choosing between an excellent selection of restaurants and supermarkets. One might prefer Meijer, Metro Market or Sendik's, while foodies may enjoy a visit to Jin's Sushi Seafood & Bar for its woodsy-chic space and high-end dishes, or the laid-back Kyoto for a lunchtime bento box. Breakfast is another Greenfield specialty, and nowhere more picturesque than at Blüm Coffee Garden. Where brick hardscapes and plant life provide a pristine backdrop for sipping a cappuccino and catching up with friends. For a hearty breakfast, early birds can enjoy the “Outstanding Omelets” and “Colossal Crepes” at Honeyberry Pancakes & Café.
Locals will remember The Exclusive Company, a longstanding record store that recently closed up shop. In its place — and even with the same staff and inventory — Volta Records emerged, and offers new and pre-owned music and movies for artsy locals to peruse. Romaine's High Pockets has been open since 1991 as a go-to for pool and billiards lovers, while also including a full bar and Mexican restaurant.
Greenfield's Blum is such a vibrant space, artists can't help but be inspired to work there.
Greenfield's Honeyberry is always packed but it is so worth the wait.
Stop in for brunch or lunch at Honeyberry Cafe in Greenfield.
Stop in to Jin's in Greenfield for a glass of wine and some delicious sushi.
Jin's is a staple for delicious Japanese food in Greenfield.
Grab some friends and enjoy some fresh sushi and warm hospitality at Jin's in Greenfield.
The coffee is delicious and the space is green and inviting at Blum in Greenfield.
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Improving the body and mind
Greenfield's education offerings are well-rated by Niche, including the B-plus-rated Edgewood Elementary School, the C-plus-rated Greenfield Middle School, and the B-rated Greenfield High School. In addition to their curriculum tailored toward a student's chosen career pathway, GHS also has a fitness center housing commercial grade workout equipment.
St. John the Evangelical Lutheran School is a great school to send your kids in Greenfield.
St. John the Evangelical is a great private school in Greenfield.
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Bird City
Greenfield is proud to carry the title of Bird City Wisconsin, meaning that the community supports the bird population by providing nesting structures and integrating friendly native plants into their landscaping efforts. Bolstering a healthy ecosystem is also a win when it comes to reducing the amount of pest control needed — a hobby and a conservation effort all rolled into one. Birders and outdoorspeople will likely hit up parks like Konkel and Scout Lake, and spend time on the new Powerline Trail running east-west between Interstate-41 and 60th St. Nature lovers can take a leisurely stroll under the open skies, or make it part of their commute across Greenfield's green fields.
Take a leisurely stroll at Scout Lake in Greenfield.
Your kids will definitely need a nap after spending the morning at Greenfield's Konkel Park.
Konkel Park in Greenfield is a wonderful place to spend an hour or the whole day.
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Moving into Milwaukee
Milwaukee-bound commuters can make use of Interstate 43 to access the city’s downtown within a 12-mile and approximately 15-minute drive, providing easy access to the entertainment and employment opportunities of the “Brew City.”
One could spend and entire day at Greenfield's Konkel Park.
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