Cedarburg WI Homes for Sale – Historic Charm, Cedar Creek Living & Award-Winning Schools
Cedarburg real estate flows along the banks of Cedar Creek through historic Washington Avenue where 19th-century limestone buildings house charming boutiques and galleries. Life here revolves around family neighborhoods near top-ranked schools, tree-lined streets with vintage architecture, and seasonal festivals that bring the community together. Just 20 minutes north of Milwaukee, Cedarburg offers small-town character with limestone cottages, craftsman homes, and new construction in quiet cul-de-sacs. Discover current homes for sale in Cedarburg and find your place in this nationally recognized historic community.
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Cedarburg Community Snapshot
Washington Avenue Historic District with 200+ preserved limestone buildings, cobblestone streets, antique shops, and galleries housed in 1840s-1920s architecture.
Greek Revival limestone cottages, Italianate townhomes, Queen Anne Victorian homes, Craftsman-style houses, and new construction ranging from $400K to $2.4M.
Cedar Creek running through town for kayaking and fishing, Cedar Creek Park with Summer Sounds concerts, 34 local parks, and Ozaukee Interurban Trail for biking.
Year-round festivals from Winter Festival to Cedarburg Christmas, Summer Sounds Friday night concerts, Ozaukee County Fair, and active arts scene with multiple museums.
Quick Facts
Historic downtown Washington Avenue area, family neighborhoods near excellent schools, Cedar Creek waterfront properties, and new subdivisions with modern amenities.
20 minutes north of Milwaukee, I-43 highway access, limited but available public transit via Ozaukee County Express to Milwaukee during peak commute times.
Cedarburg School District ranked #7 in Wisconsin, nationally ranked #232 out of 10,751 districts. Three elementary schools, Webster Middle School, and Cedarburg High School.
Median home price $599K, stable 19-day market time, population 12,400, median age 44.5, strong community-oriented lifestyle with historic preservation focus.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cedarburg, WI
What makes Cedarburg's historic downtown special?
Cedarburg's Washington Avenue Historic District features over 200 preserved buildings from the 1840s-1920s, including limestone structures built by German immigrants. The walkable downtown offers unique boutiques, galleries, antique shops, and restaurants in authentically preserved 19th-century buildings.
How are the schools in Cedarburg?
Cedarburg School District is ranked #7 in Wisconsin and #232 nationally out of 10,751 districts. The district includes three elementary schools (Parkview, Thorson, Westlawn), Webster Middle School, and Cedarburg High School, all known for high academic standards and comprehensive programs.
What recreational activities are available in Cedarburg?
Cedar Creek offers kayaking and fishing, Cedar Creek Park hosts free Summer Sounds concerts Friday nights, 34 local parks provide various amenities, the Ozaukee Interurban Trail offers 30 miles of biking, plus golf courses, museums, and year-round festivals from Winter Festival to Cedarburg Christmas.
What types of homes are available and what do they cost?
The median home price is $599K, with homes ranging from $400K to $2.4M. Options include historic limestone cottages, Victorian homes, Craftsman-style houses near downtown, and new construction in family neighborhoods. Properties range from charming historic homes to modern builds with large lots.
How is the commute to Milwaukee and other areas?
Milwaukee is just 20 minutes south via Interstate 43. The Ozaukee County Express provides bus service to Milwaukee during peak commute times (8 morning trips, 9 evening trips). The location offers small-town living with reasonable access to metropolitan employment and amenities.
What festivals and community events happen in Cedarburg?
Cedarburg hosts year-round events including Winter Festival in February, Summer Sounds free concerts June-August, 4th of July Parade & Hometown Celebration, Ozaukee County Fair (since 1859), Pumpkin Walk, Annual Tree Lighting, and Cedarburg Christmas from mid-November through December.
Is Cedarburg good for families with children?
Absolutely. Cedarburg offers top-rated schools, safe neighborhoods, family-oriented community events, 34 parks including playgrounds and sports facilities, youth recreation programs (Little League, soccer, track), and a walkable downtown perfect for family activities and exploring.
What cultural attractions does Cedarburg offer?
Cultural highlights include the Cedarburg Art Museum, Cedarburg Cultural Center with live performances, Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts, Cedarburg History Museum, Cedarburg Performing Arts Center, plus numerous galleries, studios, and the historic Rivoli Theatre from 1936.
What makes Cedarburg different from other Milwaukee suburbs?
Cedarburg stands out for its authentic historic preservation, strong community identity, and small-town feel despite proximity to Milwaukee. The combination of limestone architecture, Cedar Creek setting, nationally ranked schools, active arts scene, and genuine small-town character creates a unique lifestyle.
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