Richfield Town, Wisconsin Relocation Guide
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Population: 10,373 Located in Washington County
Richfield, Wisconsin
Richfield is one of the fastest-growing communities in Wisconsin. Its location as the northwest suburb of the City of Milwaukee has made it an excellent choice as home for commuters working in the city or metropolitan area. Richfield's appeal is rural and suburban, making it the best location choice for industry and manufacturers looking for the services of a large metropolitan area, but needing space for expansion and growth of their facilities. The rapid growth of the local population has also made Richfield a great location for retail, service and hospitality businesses. A 30-minute drive from downtown Richfield to downtown Milwaukee lets residents and visitors experience world-class ballet, one of the best symphonies in the United States and a variety of theatre groups performing in the downtown Theatre District. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Admirals, Milwaukee Wave, or the Milwaukee Mustangs throughout the year. Downtown Milwaukee nightclubs host visitors from all over the metropolitan area nightly. The city boasts dozens of historic and educational attractions, including the Milwaukee Public Museum, the Milwaukee County Zoo, an IMAX Theatre, and the Mitchell Park Domes. In addition, visitors can enjoy tours of internationally known companies such as Harley-Davidson and Miller Brewing Company. Residents and visitors to Germantown can experience as much of the city life as they like, before returning to the peaceful, rural charm of the largest village in the State of Wisconsin. The rich soil in and around Richfield produces a bountiful harvest each year. Wheat and corn fields along with dairy farms are found in the rural part of the village. Fresh fruit and vegetables can be found at various locations during the year, offering quality food at economical prices. For shopping and dining there is no better place than Germantown, a close neighbor of Richfield. In an effort to bring back the flavor of the area's first European settlers, Germantown's retail sector is taking on a distinctively German appearance. The architecture of many of the village's newest buildings reflect the traditional German "fachwerk" style. This look of traditional Germany is encouraged by the Deutschstadt Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit community organization promoting the marketing of the community through its heritage. Main Street in Germantown offers small shops with a German accent. Watch for future developments in this "Old World Main Street" of Germantown. The new Markt Platz features German-style shops set in a European atmosphere. Washington Square Mall, Germantown Marketplace Mall, Village Plaza, Hillcrest Mall, and County Line Road retail shops provide conveniently located shopping facilities. Germantown is home to a variety of restaurants, serving the tastes of all residents and visitors. From national fast food chains to locally owned family restaurants, patrons get value for their dollar. The Germantown area is home to over 50 restaurants within a 20-minute drive. Cuisine ranges from German to American steak houses, and from Chinese to down home country cooking. Fine dining is available at a number of well-known restaurants. For activities all year round, for wonderful, seasonal weather and for the best home value for your money, you can't do better than Richfield! If you're looking for the perfect place in Wisconsin, your search has ended. |
