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Living in Hales Corners, WI

Located in Milwaukee County, the Village of Hales Corners is the smallest of Milwaukee’s the southwestern suburbs. First claimed by New Englander William Hale in 1837, Hales Corners was a well-located rest stop for stage coaches traveling to southern Wisconsin. The village measures 3.2 square miles and is centrally locate between Greendale, Greenfield, New Berlin and Franklin.

Hales Corners is located within a convenient distance of the freeway offers much to those residing in it’s charming community including great schools, shopping, the Wehr Nature Center, Whitnall Park and the Borner Botanical Gardens. The village also hosts many community programs and groups and is home to churches of numerous denominations.
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