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First Weber Group - Delafield
This Amazing Property Offers 119' Prime Rocky Point Frontage On Pewaukee Lake. Enjoy The View From Almost Every Room In The Home. Granite Clad...
The Real Estate Company Lake & Country
Exquisite Pewaukee Lake Estate With (+-) 108 Ft. Of Frontage On The Prestigious Shores Of Rocky Point. Great Room Features Cathedral Wood Ceiling,...
First Weber Group - Delafield
A Home For Those That Treasure The Views. Remodeled And Expanded In 2008 To Maximize The Lake Panorama. Expansive Kitchen Area With Maple Cabinets,...
Mierow Realty
Spectacular Completely Remodeled Home On Pewaukee Lake. 9 Ft Ceilings On First Floor. 4 Fireplaces. Walkout Lower Level. Beautiful Lake Views...
Prudential ABSOLUTE REALTORS - Lake Country
Stunning Parade Of Homes Model Quality-built By Victory Homes In The Highly Desired Broken Hill Subdivision. Gourmet Kitchen WUpgraded Cabinets...
First Weber Group - Mequon
Fantastic New 'regent' Model By Victory Homes Of Wi. 5 Bedrooms, Main Floor Master With Finished Walk-out Lower Level. Large Kitchen With Eat...
Shorewest Realtors, Inc.
Gorgeous New Home Located On Beautiful Pewaukee Lake With 50 Ft Of Lake Frontage. The Stunning 2 Story Great Room Has 17' High Ceilings With...
Bielinski Homes, Inc.
The Preston Was Designed For A Modern, Casual Lifestyle And Doesn't Sacrifice On Comfort Or Dramatic Appeal. Gourmet Kitchen Featuring Stainless...
Westridge Realty, Inc.
2010 Parade Of Homes Model. The Princeton Iii Is Another Great Design From Life Homes. 2-story Great Room WCeiling Accents, 3 Layers Of Windows...
The Real Estate Company Lake & Country
Amazing Lake Views And Southern Exposure Are Just A Few Of The Fantastic Features This Property Offers There Is A Boathouse With Track System...
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Pewaukee, WI
Pewaukee consists of two municipalities both the City of Pewaukee and the Village of Pewaukee. It is located approximately 25 miles west of Milwaukee in Waukesha County and has a population of approximately 13,000. Pewaukee was built around Pewaukee Lake, the largest lake in Waukesha County. It offers great accessibility as it is nestled between two major highways, State Highway 16 and Interstate 94. Pewaukee has a public K-12 school district on one central campus as well as private religious schools.
Pewaukee, translated to mean "Lake of Shells", was first inhabited by resident Indian tribes Sauk, Menomonie, Winnebago and Potawatomi. White settlers didn’t arrive until 1836 and established their homes along the Pewaukee Lake front. Amongst some of the earliest arriving white settlers was Deacon Asa Clark, who later became a prominent presence in Pewaukee. Upon arriving to Milwaukee, Clark joined in a partnership to open the first sawmill on Pewaukee Lake, later dissolving the partnership and opening the mill in 1838. The lime and stone industry soon followed in 1844 and flourished for many years thereafter. Upon the successes of early industry general stores, blacksmith shops and wagons shops were established to serve the growing number of workers in the area.
Soon after the extension of the railroad from Milwaukee in the 1880’s, Pewaukee began to attract summer visitors in large numbers bringing upon The Summer Resort Era. The two prominent hotels serving the guests flooding in from Milwaukee, Chicago and others from distant parts of the country were, the Oakton Springs and Health’s. Several classic mansions can still be seen today on the shores of Pewaukee Lake. With clever advertising and word of mouth the Pewaukee area quickly became known as a fisherman’s paradise in the midst of unrivaled beauty.
Today Pewaukee is still known as a fisherman’s paradise that provides the best Muskie fishing in southeastern Wisconsin. Pewaukee Lake also provides seasonal activities whether it’s swimming, boating or fishing in spring and summer, strolling the shore line to take in the many colors of autumn or ice skating at Lakefront Park during winter.
Pewaukee is home to industry leaders like GE Medical Systems and Harken Industries, a premier sailboat hardware manufacturer. The workforce has an excellent education and training opportunities at WCTC (Waukesha County Technical College) located in Pewaukee. Major businesses are further supported by excellent lodging accommodations (Marriott, Raddisson, Comfort Suites, Best Western, & County Springs) with over 1,000 rooms as well as banquet & conference facilities available in Pewaukee as well as nearly 2,000 restaurants and bars. A bevy of shopping can be found from big box stores like Wal-Mart to the specialty and boutique shops along the restored historic buildings along the lakefront of Pewaukee Lake in the main downtown area along the beach. Pewaukee is also home to a large indoor waterpark!
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