4 Minutes Walk to Lake Michigan Atwater Park Near UWM 2 Balconies Backyard Pets

This is a charming property nestled in a vibrant neighborhood that is less than 5 min walk from Lake Michigan. Enjoys a prime location in a sought-after Shorewood neighborhood. Situated amidst tree-lined streets, it offers a peaceful ambiance while being just steps away from bustling cafes, shops, parks, and top-rated schools. With easy access to amenities and a welcoming community vibe, it's the perfect blend of convenience and charm. 2500 Sq. Ft. including 2 balconies. Pets Allowed.

Shorewood home Upper unit (2nd and 3rd Floors) fully furnished 2500 Sq. Ft. for guests. Located less than 5 min walk to Lake Michigan. Hard wood floor on 2nd floor living, dining and kitchen. The bedrooms are carpeted; 3rd floor fully carpeted. There are 2 balconies and a backyard. The 2nd floor has a 75-inch TV and the 3rd floor has 55-Inch TV.

The kitchen is fully equipped with cookware, bakeware, coffee machine, toaster, blender, rice cooker, microwave, dishwasher, utensils and spice rack.

Quiet area; Weekend late night get togethers are OK.

Free Parking on Driveway for 2 cars: There are 3 closed garages. You can park on the driveway in front of the middle garage and the rightmost garage. Please maneuver your car carefully on the driveway at all times as the space is very limited. It is still possible as my past long term tenants, friends and I have done all the times with no issues. Free street parking is available. Need to reserve in advance so I can do that once I receive your license plate number, make and model of the car and state of registration.

Overall, this is a very quiet neighborhood so guests must be cognizant about this. Weekend nights are great for late night get togethers! You can use the backyard for get togethers. I can provide a gas grill and portable fire pit which has to be cleaned after use.

Separate laundry washer and dryer are available for guest use.

Passcode door lock. Code and Wifi details will be provided 2 - 3 hours before check-in.

Note:
1. Third party booking (a person booking on behalf someone else): During booking, in the guest name, please mention the name of the main traveler (guest) who will be present on the property.
2. There is some road construction work in progress on Downer Avenue. The city is replacing the old lead pipes with modern ones. Estimated time of completion is August 2024. There will be signs on Downer Ave that says "Road closed" or something like that but there will be a small gap where you can drive through to get to my place. Also you can take the Ridgefield Circle from Capitol drive, which will end in front of my driveway.

Things to do in Shorewood Milwaukee, WI (Timings may vary so please search the internet for current timings):
1. Lakeside walk and Explore. Atwater Park beach and then Bradford beach.
2. Milwaukee, Discovery Museum (Near Lakeside - Bradford beech) - Opens on Sunday at 9 Am
3. Harley Davidson museum - opens on Sunday at 10 Am
4. Great Lake distillery (Walking distance from Harley) - Opens on Sunday at 11 Am
5. Lakefront Brewery - This is again another place to drink. There are several microbreweries and restaurants in this area.
5. Milwaukee Public Museum - open 10 AM to 5 PM
6. Pabst Mansion on Wisconsin Ave - Open 10 am - 4 pm
7. Milwaukee Art Museum - 10 AM - 5 PM
8. Learn to surf: Call or text High 5 Surf at (262) 563-3992

Here are some links to explore for events in Milwaukee.
https://onmilwaukee.com/

https://www.attractionsofamerica.com/attractions/top-10-tourist-attractions-in-milwaukee-wisconsin.php

https://www.visitmilwaukee.org/things-to-do/?gclid=CjwKCAjwh8mlBhB_EiwAsztdBCJ5RYAZC43eRnmwwJQP023CCayA7yJrmNLluUHVM5ZPkyLgjV9YaRoC1XgQAvD_BwE

About Shorewood: Shorewood is a unique and pedestrian-friendly urban village styled in the European tradition. This is the first suburb north of the city of Milwaukee on the shores of Lake Michigan - bordered by Lake Michigan on the east, the Milwaukee River on the west, and the Village of Whitefish Bay to the north. The village was originally incorporated in 1900 as the Village of East Milwaukee, making Shorewood the fourth oldest suburb in the Milwaukee area. The name of the Village was changed to Shorewood in 1917.