Featured Areas in Wisconsin
Bishops Bay is a master-planned community spanning 700+ acres on the north shore of Lake Mendota, across Middleton, Westport, and Waunakee. This stack explores what's inside a country club, local restaurants, a cidery, parks, trails, schools, and the kind of walkable town center that ties it all together.
Explore a wide range of real estate options in Bishops Bay, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial properties, and land for sale. This page provides a comprehensive search tool for various property types to suit your needs.
The Community of Bishops Bay is a place full of happiness and fresh out of stereotypes. We offer a unique combination homesites and of new homes for sale in Middleton and Westport, Wisconsin, a Money Magazine top-ten U.S. city, and dynamic neighborhoods so you can choose the one that fits you perfectly. And we don’t hem you in with people and activities that are all the same. Interesting people have eclectic tastes.
Bishops Bay Country Club offers an exceptional golfing experience in Middleton, WI, with stunning views and a welcoming community. Explore our amenities, membership options, and events designed for both relaxation and recreation.
Villa Dolce is a modern Italian cafe founded by Faton and Jerry Lumani, inspired by the cafes of Europe. It offers authentic pizzas, fresh gelato, and a welcoming atmosphere for friends to enjoy meals together.
Hidden Cave Cidery crafts hard cider from Wisconsin apples and other specialty ingredients. Our goal is to produce high quality and unique hard cider.
Ancho & Agave is a vibrant restaurant that celebrates the flavors of Mexico with delicious tacos, a wide selection of tequila, and a welcoming atmosphere for friends and family. Enjoy a unique dining experience that combines authentic cuisine with a lively social setting.
Madison is Wisconsin's capital city, built on an isthmus between two lakes, and it punches well above its weight. This stack showcases the essentials iconic dining spots, the Memorial Union Terrace, a free zoo, the UW Arboretum, top schools, and the cultural energy that makes it one of the Midwest's most livable cities.
Explore a wide range of real estate properties in Madison, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial properties, and land. This page provides comprehensive listings for various types of properties available for sale or rent in the Madison area.
The City of Madison's official website provides residents and visitors with information about city services, events, and resources. Explore local government initiatives, community programs, and ways to engage with your city.
Discover Madison's best restaurants, hotels, and biking trails for an unforgettable travel experience.
Paying tribute to all things WI. From cheese curds to walleye we celebrate it all. 50 WI beers on tap and hand muddled Old Fashioneds at our restaurant.
Indulge in an exquisite dining experience at Heritage Tavern, the premier farm to table restaurant located in the heart of downtown Madison.
At Marigold Kitchen, our mission is simple: great food, golden energy, and genuine connection. We prepare everything fresh in-house and partner with local producers whenever we can.
DeForest is a small but fast-growing community north of Madison where affordability meets quality of life. This stack highlights its best award-winning Norwegian pie, a beloved cheese chalet, family restaurants, a local bowling alley, strong schools, and the kind of neighborly feel that's hard to find.
Explore a diverse range of real estate properties in DeForest, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial spaces, and land for sale. This page provides comprehensive listings for various property types to suit different needs and budgets.
Welcome to the official website of DeForest, Wisconsin. Here you can find information about local government services, community events, and resources for residents and visitors.
DeForest is a suburb of Madison with a population of 11,501. It offers a sparse suburban feel with many parks, making it ideal for families and young professionals who appreciate above-average public schools and a liberal community.
Discover pure entertainment and precision golf at PinSocial. State-of-the-art facilities boasting all-weather Inrange driving range, multi-sport simulators, mini bowling, and a putting course. Unwind at the restaurant and sports bar after an exciting day of play.
Velkommen to Norske Nook, Famous for Norwegian and American Specialties, Award-Winning Pies, and Authentic Norwegian Lefse! Nationwide Shipping Available for Pies via Goldbelly!
Ehlenbach's Cheese Chalet specializes in Wisconsin cheese, gift baskets, sausage, and cheese curds. Located near Madison, Waunakee, and Sun Prairie, it offers a delightful selection for cheese lovers.
Waunakee calls itself the only Waunakee in the world and it lives up to the distinction. This stack covers what makes this Dane County community a standout: top-rated schools, craft breweries, a local winery, farmers markets, family-friendly parks, and a revitalized Main Street with serious small-town charm.
Explore a wide range of real estate options in Waunakee, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial properties, and land. This page provides comprehensive listings for various property types to help you find your ideal investment or residence.
The official website of Waunakee, Wisconsin, provides residents and visitors with information about local government services, community events, and resources. Explore news, updates, and essential links to enhance your experience in Waunakee.
Waunakee is a suburb of Madison with a population of 15,687. It offers a dense suburban feel, highly rated public schools, and a community with many coffee shops and parks, making it one of the best places to live in Wisconsin.
Drumlin Ridge Winery is located in the beautiful rolling hills near Waunakee, Wisconsin. We proudly serve the communities of Dane, Rock, Columbia, and surrounding counties with a selection of fine wines.
Our expansive, creative menu features a variety of French crepes, brioche French toast, omelettes, skillet bowls and classic breakfasts. But even the traditional offerings have a unique flair, from the Avocado Bacon Benedict to fiesta tacos, the Nashville chicken and waffle, and more.
We provide specialty pizzas, pastas, salads & more to the Waunakee & surrounding area. We also have many plant-based & gluten-free items.
Sun Prairie is one of Dane County's fastest-growing communities, just 15 minutes northeast of Madison. This stack highlights what gives it its charm local coffee shops, breweries, pizza spots, a historical library, Wisconsin's largest athletic club, and even a speedway.
Explore a wide range of real estate options in Sun Prairie, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial properties, and more. This page provides comprehensive listings for various property types to help you find your ideal investment or residence.
Whether you live, work, play, or visit here, you'll see why the variety of businesses, events, and attractions make Sun Prairie one of the fastest-growing communities in the state. Come see for yourself.
Sun Prairie is a suburb of Madison with a population of 37,570. It offers a dense suburban feel with many restaurants and parks, making it ideal for families and young professionals, while also boasting highly rated public schools.
World Class Pizza and more in Madison, Monona, and Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. All Wisco, no Sysco.
Full Mile Beer Company & Kitchen is a locally-owned, restaurant, tavern and brewery in downtown Sun Prairie, Wisconsin.
Go back in time and explore our constantly changing thought-provoking exhibits. The Sun Prairie Historical Library & Museum offers a unique opportunity to learn about the history and culture of Sun Prairie, WI.
Middleton sits just west of Madison and has earned its nickname as "The Good Neighbor City." This stack covers what makes it stand out top-rated neighborhoods, nature conservancies, local breweries and restaurants, lake access, and why it keeps landing on national best-places-to-live lists.
Explore a wide range of properties available in Middleton, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial spaces, and land. This page provides detailed listings for various property types, catering to diverse needs and budgets.
Welcome to Middleton, Wisconsin, where the little things add up to one great getaway. Discover all there is to see and do during your stay.
The definitive guide to living in Middleton, Wisconsin — neighborhoods, schools, new construction, parks, restaurants, hidden gems, and everything buyers need to know.
The Friends of Pheasant Branch Conservancy is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the natural beauty and ecological health of the Pheasant Branch Conservancy. This site provides information on conservation efforts, events, and ways to get involved in protecting this vital natural resource.
The Friends of Pope Farm Conservancy (FOPFC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing educational opportunities at Pope Farm Conservancy (PFC) and preserving its wildlife and natural stories. Established in 2013, FOPFC aims to promote conservation and community engagement.
Located just outside of Madison, Capital Brewery has a tradition of making fine German style craft beer. Each beer will leave you wanting more.
Maple Bluff is a small, historic village on the north shore of Lake Mendota technically separate from Madison and proud of it. This stack explores its architect-designed homes, lakefront bluffs, country club, local dining spots, and the quiet civic pride that's defined the community since the 1890s.
Explore a wide range of real estate options in Maple Bluff, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial properties, and land for sale. This page provides a comprehensive search tool for various property types to meet diverse needs.
Maple Bluff is a suburb of Madison with a population of 1,329, known for its rural feel and homeownership. The area features bars, restaurants, coffee shops, parks, and above-average public schools, making it an attractive location for retirees and liberal residents.
Maple Bluff is an incorporated village bordered on three sides by Madison and on the fourth by Lake Mendota. It was named for the maple groves that once drew Ho-Chunk people to its bluffs for fishing and hunting. Real estate developer Thomas E. Coleman began platting lots in the late 1890s, and the village incorporated in 1931. Today it has its own village board, its own police coverage, its own building review board (which actively protects the architectural character of homes), and six parks in a half square mile. The north side is still dense with mature maples the trees that gave it its name. Median household income is around $181K, and many homes are held by third- and fourth-generation families.
Lucy Lincoln Hiestand Park is a 12.44-acre park located in Madison, WI, featuring various recreational opportunities. The park is accessible from multiple addresses, including 1653 - 1659 Frisch Road and 6226 Lomax Lane.
Maple Bluff Country Club in Madison stands as one of the oldest and finest 18-hole golf clubs in Wisconsin and has a rich history that dates back to 1899.
The Wisconsin Executive Residence Foundation (WERF) is a non-profit, non-partisan foundation that raises funds for the maintenance, restoration and preservation of the Wisconsin Executive Residence. It aims to ensure the residence remains a valuable asset for the state of Wisconsin.
Shorewood Hills is a tiny, self-governing village tucked inside Madison, WI just one square mile of tree-lined streets, midcentury charm, and Lake Mendota access. This stack covers the best of it: local restaurants, scenic spots, community amenities, and what makes it feel like nowhere else in the Midwest.
Explore a wide range of real estate options in Shorewood Hills, WI, including single-family homes, condos, multi-family units, commercial properties, and more. This page provides comprehensive listings for various property types to meet diverse needs and preferences.
Shorewood Hills isn't a Madison neighborhood it's technically its own incorporated village, with its own government, police oversight agreement, and zoning. Established in the 1920s, it occupies roughly one square mile between University Avenue and Lake Mendota, wrapping around UW-Madison's western campus. Streets like Blackhawk Drive and Edgehill Parkway curve through mature oak canopy, past homes ranging from 1930s Colonials to striking midcentury builds by local architects like Marshall Erdman. The population hovers around 1,900 everyone knows the mail carrier by name.
Shorewood Hills draws a specific buyer: UW-affiliated professionals, medical faculty from nearby hospitals, established families who want top-rated public schools (Shorewood Elementary feeds into the Madison Metropolitan School District, with strong parent involvement), and people who value walkability to campus without living on campus. Homes rarely hit the market turnover is low, and many properties sell through word-of-mouth before a sign goes up. The housing stock is eclectic, from compact 1940s bungalows to architect-designed midcentury homes on Mendota-facing lots. Expect the $500K–$1.2M range for most single-family homes, with lakefront properties going significantly higher.
Tucked along Lake Mendota Drive at the edge of the UW Lakeshore Preserve, Raymer's Cove is a small staircase leading down to a rocky beach that feels like it belongs on the coast of Maine, not landlocked Wisconsin. Locals call it one of the best sunset spots in all of Madison. In summer, you might have it entirely to yourself on a Tuesday afternoon. The adjacent trail connects to Picnic Point, so you can make a full loop of it. Bonus: the nearby Blackhawk Cave is a local lore curiosity worth seeking out when the ice melts.
Ancora sits right on University Avenue at the village's southern edge, and it functions as Shorewood Hills' unofficial community center. The upstairs loft is where parents camp out with laptops after school drop-off, UW professors grade papers, and neighbors run into each other over bottomless drip coffee. The red velvet donut and blueberry scone are local staples, and the bacon-egg-cheese biscuit with hot honey has a small but devoted following. Not a trendy third-wave shop more of a warm, well-worn gathering place.
Osteria Novella occupies the spot on University Avenue where Novanta (a beloved Neapolitan pizza place) used to be, and it's quickly earned its own reputation. The space is intimate and a little dim the kind of restaurant where you end up at the bar and have a better time than you would at a table. The pappardelle ai porcini and the burrata are the moves. Craft cocktails are thoughtfully made, not performative. Shorewood Hills residents love it because it's genuinely excellent Italian food within walking distance no need to drive downtown.