|
|
Racine Living
The historic,
cultural and recreational sites and activities of this city
provide for a well-rounded, enjoyable lifestyle. It offers the
recreation and aesthetics of a waterfront community, while
still being conveniently close to major urban areas.
The city is
situated on the western shore of Lake Michigan, east of
Interstate 94, approximately 30 miles south of Milwaukee, and
60 miles north of Chicago. With a population of 82,000, though
it is established and thriving, the city remains friendly and
community-oriented.
|
Racine County and its neighbors are regions of four seasons:
comfortable summers, colorful autumns, white winters and vibrant
springs. Temperatures range from the low-teens in January to the
high-70s in July and August. Annual rainfall averages 35 inches and
snowfall usually reaches 45 inches each year. Snowfall is generally
heaviest between December and March.
Racine real estate for sale is highly diverse. Historical fixers,
quaint ranches, and colonial estates are a few of the real estate
options home.....
.....home seekers are presented with. Sale prices for
single-family homes range from under $100,000 - $1 million. Higher
end real estate consists of immaculately cared for 19th century
homes. These homes have the meticulous architectural detail and
sense of class that can be hard to find in modern homes for sale.
Racine's three bedroom family homes are for sale from $175,000 -
$300,000. The city's proximity to Lake Michigan provides both water
frontage and water view real estate. Available styles include
colonial, Victorian, traditional, and ranch. There is also a small
selection of condominium/townhouse real estate ranging up to
$300,000.
Residents can enjoy
sites reminiscent of Racine’s past: lakefront trolleys, the historic
district, the Old Engine House, and a 19th century schoolhouse. The
city’s attractions that are more modern cater to an active, outdoor
lifestyle. Scuba divers, swimmers, and beach-goers prefer the
facilities at Quarry Lake Park, while skaters spend their time at
General John J. Pershing Skateboard Park. Other venues include golf
courses, marinas, a nature center, and Racine Zoological Gardens.
The community’s interest in art supports the Racine Art Museum and
theatre performances at the Racine Theatre Guild.
Public education is
provided by the local Unified School District, which is comprised of
31 campuses situated throughout the region. The local economy relies
primarily on the manufacturing industry. These businesses appreciate
the location and transportation infrastructure of the city. Other
employing industries include educational, health and social
services, and retail trade.
To
search for homes in other areas, please visit
HomesofDirectory.com
For more information or
to advertise on this site, please Contact Us.
|
