Neighborhoods in Kenosha, WI

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  Prairie Lake

  Prairie Lake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, has two distinct parts: an industrial area fronting a large railyard covers the east side, while a contemporary suburban enclave presides on the west side. The residential portion has more open space than typical Kenosha neighborhoods, giving it a peaceful and secluded feel. At the same time, day trips to big

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    $488K

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    $422K - $544K

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  River Crossing

  Located on the west side of Kenosha, Wisconsin, the River Crossing neighborhood stands as a prime example of modern suburban living. One of the key attractions drawing homebuyers to River Crossing is its strategic location. The neighborhood's placement between two major thoroughfares not only ensures swift commuter routes but also provides

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    $469K

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    $400K - $594K

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  White Caps

  The subdivision Whitecaps is within Kenosha, a Wisconsin city set alongside Lake Michigan and considered part of the Chicago metropolitan area. Located in the western part of the city, Whitecaps is about seven miles from downtown and the shoreline, so it's not close enough to see any literal white caps atop the lake's waves. An advantage is that

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    $395K

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    $197K - $504K

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  Parkside

  Next door to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, the aptly named Parkside neighborhood is close to the natural splendor of Lake Michigan and one of Kenosha’s largest parks. Homes developed across the 20th and 21st centuries are concealed from the bustling city center, about 4 miles south, while still keeping locals connected to the greater metro

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    $375K

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    $133K - $741K

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  Saint Peter's

  Part of Kenosha’s northern suburbs, St. Peter’s is a small residential pocket with a namesake park, church and school. A mix of established homes and newly constructed subdivisions offer privacy without pulling too far away from the amenities of living in a waterfront city. “It’s close to two universities and several parks, and you’re just a few

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    $371K

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    $230K - $762K

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  Hillcrest

  The city of Kenosha is growing, and just 3 miles from the shoreline of Lake Michigan, Hillcrest is not exempt. “It’s a bigger city now. Not quite Milwaukee or Chicago, but when you’re born and raised here, you don’t always realize how much we have,” says Wendy Gauss, a 51-year resident of Kenosha. The Realtor with Re/Max Elite also serves as a

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    $363K

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    $280K - $490K

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  Allendale

  Many of Allendale’s Colonial Revival, folk and Tudor-style homes are on a central plat of land that was once Kenosha Country Club, a golf destination established in 1896. The golf greens are long gone, though outdoor recreation is still close to home. Walkable streets lead east to waterfront views and north to local haunts and annual events. “I

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    $356K

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    $155K - $1.2M

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  Jamestown

  Winding suburban streets and a quiet atmosphere provide residents of Jamestown with separation from the noise that can come with urban living in neighborhoods closer to downtown Chicago. The neighborhood is located 64 miles north of Chicago’s city center and just over 2 miles from Lake Michigan’s western shores. On Kenosha’s west end, just north

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    $347K

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    $226K - $529K

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  Isetts

  Isetts is the southernmost neighborhood of Kenosha city. This quaint area is primarily residential and a middle-ground spot for Illinois commuters. Residents are in proximity to big-box retailers and local dining. “It borders Pleasant Prairie, which is most of the south end,” says realtor at RE/MAX Newport Elite Jennifer Heiring. “Isetts is

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    $342K

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    $221K - $472K

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  Southport

  Located between downtown Kenosha and the city’s lakefront sand dunes, Southport is a predominantly residential community where residents can easily stroll to a quiet sand-and-stone beach along Lake Michigan. While the neighborhood’s namesake park is relatively small compared to the rest of the city's lakefront amenities, Kenosha’s small-city feel

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    $311K

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    $150K - $623K

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  Lakeshore

  Along the bluffs of Lake Michigan, Lakeshore is a residential enclave 6 miles north of Downtown Kenosha. "It's quiet. That's what everybody loves about the area," says Danielle Welker, a local real estate broker with RE/MAX Advantage. "There's a quaintness and a down-home feel that the neighborhood offers." From the rocky beach at Alford Park to

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    $304K

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    $209K - $1.5M

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  Gateway

  Taking its name from the technical college at its center, Gateway is a small section of Kenosha with only a couple of residential streets and apartment complexes around the college campus, a local high school and a small corridor of medical offices and commercial service providers. “It’s a nice, quiet part of town,” says Tony Bitar, a Realtor with

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    $296K

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    $282K - $310K

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  Stocker

  Stocker is a shopper’s paradise. “There are more small businesses than there are franchises here,” says Jennifer Capponi, owner of the Daily Dose Café and lifelong Kenosha resident. “It’s a very close-knit community. The community supports all of the local small businesses in the area.” Residents appreciate that not only are they close to these

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    $290K

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    $172K - $414K

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  Poerio

  The suburban community of Poerio is where residents spend their days strolling to its sprawling namesake park during the day and enjoying quiet evenings along its sought-after residential streets. Located at the northern tip of Kenosha, this tree-lined, midcentury subdivision sits near Lake Michigan and the city’s downtown district, home to events

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    $287K

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    $234K - $339K

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  Forest Park

  Anchored by its namesake park and elementary school, Forest Park is a cozy, walkable enclave within 3 miles of downtown Kenosha and the shores of Lake Michigan. The neighborhood blends proximity and privacy with residential streets that feel serenely secluded. “This is a beautiful area, and the people are really friendly,” says Keegan Ronan, who

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    $277K

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    $192K - $473K

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  Nash

  Situated 30 miles south of Milwaukee and 50 miles north of Chicago, Nash is a tranquil residential community in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Residents enjoy a multitude of shopping and dining options, quality public schools and easy access to major thoroughfares like Green Bay Road. Four parks are within walking distance, and Lake Michigan’s picturesque

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    $269K

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    $246K - $326K

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  Lance

  Lance owes its name to Gilbert “Gib” Lance, a World War I veteran who championed the city of Kenosha’s scouting troops and baseball teams. While Lance's impact is still visible today in community events and organizations, the neighborhood is perhaps more desirable because of its location. Lance’s quiet, gridded residential streets are within

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    $265K

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    $173K - $441K

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  Endee

  The area of Endee is within Kenosha, the fourth-most populated city in the state of Wisconsin. Endee is a residential neighborhood set around a park with the same name. During the mid-20th century, the state's 14 Lake Michigan port cities served the thriving auto manufacturing industry with cargo services and harbor facilities, and Kenosha was the

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    $265K

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    $179K - $314K

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  Villa Capri

  Along the western banks of the Pike River, just steps from the beaches of Lake Michigan, is the small neighborhood of Villa Capri. Located just west of Carthage College, Villa Capri is a walkable, north Kenosha community where residents have easy access to both downtown Kenosha and lakefront parks. “When locals are distinguishing between

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    $259K

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    $184K - $387K

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  Red Arrow

  Three miles from access to Lake Michigan and a waterfront nature preserve, the Red Arrow neighborhood is 4 miles south of downtown Kenosha and about 5 miles north of the Illinois border between Chicago and Milwaukee. “People like this neighborhood because it’s walking distance to the water,” says Melissa Roach-Zievers, a broker associate with

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    $258K

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    $184K - $343K

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  Sunnyside

  One benefit of living in Kenosha, the fourth most populated city in Wisconsin, is access to the shores of Lake Michigan. Sunnyside is a neighborhood just a couple of miles off the water. The lake is a year-round destination, from the popular multiday Celebrate America festival around July Fourth to simple joys like exploring the walking paths

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    $257K

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    $211K - $349K

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  Downtown Kenosha

  Convenient, vibrant, and evolving describes the Downtown Kenosha area. A neighborhood that’s seeing much light with its growing array of small businesses, housing options and access to highways and public transportation. “Kenosha is Wisconsin’s fourth largest city with its own thriving lakefront district filled with historic charm and modern

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    $249K

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    $124K - $473K

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  Grant

  The small, quiet neighborhood of Grant sits half a mile west of the shores of Lake Michigan and within walking distance of Petzke Park’s notable Kenosha Dream Playground and Washington Park. “It’s a gem of a neighborhood filled with families who often walk their dogs and children along the peaceful streets,” says Tony Bitar, owner and Realtor with

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    $234K

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    $175K - $350K

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  McKinley

  Kenosha, a city beside Lake Michigan, has a lot going on. "McKinley is an older neighborhood in the center of the city, with a dense radius of moderate single-family homes," says Dennis DuChene, president of Visit Kenosha, the city's official travel resource. It's in an optimal spot in terms of proximity to uptown, as well as downtown's boutiques,

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    $219K

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    $150K - $305K

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  Harbor Side

  Easy downtown commute, sunset beach walks, and weekend events are just some of the perks residents get when living in Harbor Side. The close neighborhood sits along the shore of Lake Michigan. “Simmons Island Beach, which is Kenosha’s most popular beach, is there,” says Visit Kenosha’s public relations director, Meridith Jumisko. “There’s also two

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    $217K

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    $150K - $543K

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