Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Silver Spring Homes for Sale
“Discover 12 homes in Silver Spring, Wisconsin”
12 homes
Avg $147,800
Market Overview
Silver Spring Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Silver Spring, WI
12
Active Listings
$148K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$79,900
To
$350,000
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About Silver Spring Real Estate
Silver Spring sits within Milwaukee as a residential neighborhood where many long-term residents and families choose to live. The area offers a quiet, established setting that appeals to those looking for a stable place close to the city’s broader amenities while still feeling like a local community. Daily life tends to revolve around nearby parks and smaller commercial pockets that provide everyday conveniences without requiring long drives. Residents often mention the balance of quiet streets and reasonable access to larger Milwaukee destinations for work or entertainment. Schools serving the neighborhood fall under the local public district, giving families standard district options along with some nearby private and charter alternatives. Housing stock is primarily single-family homes on modest lots, with a smaller number of duplexes and bungalows mixed in. At the time of writing, twelve homes are listed for sale, carrying an average price of roughly $147,800 and spanning from the low $80,000s to $350,000.
Average listing price: $147,800 · 12 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show an average price around $147,800. Homes in the neighborhood range from about $79,900 to $350,000, giving buyers several price points to consider depending on size and condition.
There are twelve active listings in Silver Spring at this time. Inventory can shift quickly, so checking with a local agent for the latest details is helpful.
Most properties are single-family homes, with some duplexes and bungalows appearing throughout the neighborhood. Buyers often find modest lots and straightforward floor plans that suit a range of household sizes.
Smaller neighborhood parks and green spaces are within easy reach for residents. These areas support casual walks, playground use, and informal outdoor activities without needing to travel far.
The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, and families also have access to nearby private or charter schools. Exact assignments depend on specific addresses, so confirming with the district is recommended.