Mobile Homes for Sale in Merton, WI

Swedish immigrants settled Merton in the 1840s, and the area soon developed into an agricultural center. By the 1900s, railroad connections and the automobile opened this community west of Milwaukee to more people. In the 1990s, farmers began selling off land to developers, who built the subdivisions that today house many of Merton's more than 3,400 residents. Merton also has the distinction of being the headquarters of Essential Industries, a global polymer manufacturer. Many of Merton's homes are on wide streets and cul-de-sacs. New Traditional, Colonial Revival and ranch styles are common. They often have large front lawns adorned with oak and pine trees, and some have in-ground pools. The median home price is $625,000, higher than national and state medians. Land is available. Homeowners' associations oversee some subdivisions. Merton’s green spaces include Pollworth Park, which features several baseball diamonds, soccer fields and a pavilion. Fireman’s Park has additional baseball facilities, a playground and a volleyball court. The Bugline Trail is a 12-mile path that runs through the community. Starting at Fireman’s Park, the trail follows an old railroad cut and connects