Mobile Homes for Sale in Waukesha, WI

Sitting on the banks of the Fox River, Waukesha is abuzz with hip restaurants, a trendy art scene and various businesses and retailers. The bustling city of about 71,000 is a crossroads between rural Wisconsin and the greater Milwaukee metropolitan area. It's the birthplace and final resting place of Les Paul, the storied inventor of the Gibson electric guitar. Gibson Guitar Company designated Waukesha GuitarTown in 2012 and 2013, hence the city's nickname. There is a middle school and a road named after Paul, and 13 murals and 15 guitar sculptures dedicated to him, as well as Gibson guitars, are scattered throughout the city. Fans pay their respects by leaving guitar picks on Paul's memorial. Those working in Milwaukee can enjoy elevated suburban living by adding about 20 minutes to their downtown commute. "Waukesha has better school ratings, and the taxes are cheaper than in Milwaukee," says Marty Larson, Realtor with Coldwell Banker Homesale, who lives in Waukesha. "There is also a newer housing stock than one could find in Milwaukee." Whether it's to enjoy dinner at an upscale restaurant, hunt for a piece of art or hang out with friends at a lively coffee shop, Waukesha's