Welcome to Delafield, WIFinding antiques will be easy in the historically-themed village of Delafield. Home of Lang Co., several of the downtown buildings have Williamsburg-style motifs. Located right off the freeway, St. John’s Military Academy brings people in from around the world. The community is close to shopping, golfing, sailing, cross country skiing, bike trails and more – yet still has a small town atmosphere. Residents of Delafield have a private boat launch available on Nagawichka Lake for an annual fee. Nagawaukee Park is a county park with a really great beach, boat launch, camping, acres of hiking and picnic areas great for summer days.
The 7,000 residents of Delafield are never short on things to do – boating, fishing, skiing, Delafield Library events, biking, Lapham Peak State Park hiking, dining at the Seven Seas Restaurant on the lake or the many other restaurants in town, enjoying the many city parks, visiting the Nagawicka Yacht Club and skating at the indoor ice rink. | More Local Area InformationLocated in the “Lake Country” portion of Waukesha County, about 30 miles west of downtown Milwaukee, one will find the exclusive Village of Chenequa... Read moreThe Village of Hartland is located in Wisconsin’s scenic Lake Country area. About 20 miles west of Milwaukee this charming village feature... Read moreIf you are seeking a great place to live, work and relax in the beautiful Kettle Moraine area of southeastern Wisconsin then look no further tha... Read moreGenesee Township is located near the center of Waukesha County (between Waukesha and Ottawa) in the beautiful “Kettle Moraine” area of southeas... Read moreWaukesha, Wisconsin is a thriving city with diverse industry that is strongly connected to neighboring cities Milwaukee and Madison. With ... Read moreWith so much to offer new residents—an atmosphere rich in arts & history, great schools, and a caring community—it is no wonder that Waukesha ha... Read moreThe city of Waukesha is located in the center of Waukesha County in southeastern Wisconsin, 18 miles west of Milwaukee. Originally founded as ... Read moreIxonia is located in Jefferson County on Highway 16. It is home to a variety of groups and organizations including the Ixonia Victory and Mapl... Read moreErin is the oldest incorporated town in Washington County and can be found in the beautiful kettle moraine area of southeastern Wisconsin. A variet... Read moreEagle is a small community in the southwestern corner of the county. The town is probably best known for Old World Wisconsin, a popular touris... Read moreBrookfield is located on the eastern edge of Waukesha County. A large community covering over 27 sq. miles, Brookfield blends new residences wit... Read moreFarmington is a town in Washington County with a population of 3,239. It well known for the animal, bird and geometric shaped earthen mounds locate... Read moreHelenville is located in Jefferson County on Highway 18. It is a small rural community east of Jefferson with a population of around 25... Read moreNamed after its river bend, the Waukesha County community of Big Bend is home to about 1,300 people. Big Bend offers an active older adult program... Read moreBig Bend, WI is a village in Waukesha County. The community was named for its river bend. About 1,300 people call Big Bend home. It offers an activ... Read moreKnown as “The Heartbeat of the Kettle Moraine,” Palmyra, WI is located in the center of the beautiful Kettle Moraine Forest. From fishing an... Read moreElm Grove is a quaint, self-sufficient community featuring some of the more beautiful homes in the Milwaukee area. Its picturesque fairytale settin... Read moreThe Village of Butler is located in Waukesha County. In the 2000 Census, there were 1,881 residents and approximately 916 households. The Butle... Read moreLocated in the picturesque hills of the Kettle Moraine, Hartford is a city that balances itself carefully between it’s rapidly growing community an... Read moreVisitors come to East Troy for the festivals, the concerts, the East Troy Electric Railroad Museum, and for the many shops, restaurants and services... Read more |
