The Village of Shorewood Hills
Nestled on a bluff above Lake Mendota, just west of the University of Wisconsin and downtown Madison, you'll find the Village of Shorewood Hills. Known for it's leafy, tree-lined streets and wide variety of architecture ranging from Usonian to International to Moderne to Tudor, Shorewood is a highly desired Madison neighborhood. Frank Lloyd Wright designed and built the First Unitarian Society, one of his most recognized and praised buildings, in the Village. The neighborhood's proximity to both the Veterans and UW Hospital, and the University make it a favorite homestead for doctors and professors who enjoy the short commute and the lively, family-friendly community.
With a neighborhood pool, the McKenna boathouse (home to the canoe and kayak shared program for residents), a marina, an ice skating rink complete with warming house, a killer sledding hill, tennis courts, soccer fields, and the Blackhawk Country Club, residents are entertained year-round. And if they're looking for more, a short walk brings them to Hilldale Mall with several restaurants, Sundance Theater, and great shopping. Whole Foods is also nearby, as are well-loved restaurants like La Brioche, Noodles, and Sa Bai Thong, and Steve's Wine Market - the longest operating business in the VIllage. With so much to offer, it's truly an urban oasis.
Community
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