Waukesha County lies directly west of Milwaukee County in southeastern Wisconsin. Communities we serve here include Waukesha, Brookfield, New Berlin and Menomonee Falls. Properties listed through our Wisconsin service are entered into Metro MLS, subject to applicable listing requirements.
With a flat fee listing, agents searching Metro MLS can find your Waukesha County home, while every selling decision stays with you: the asking price, when showings happen, and how you respond to offers. Our guide to listing on the MLS in Wisconsin walks through each step. Wondering how buyers and real estate agents will contact you? Learn how buyers contact sellers through the MLS and major real estate websites.
Waukesha County lies directly west of Milwaukee County. The city of Waukesha is the county seat, and the western half of the county is known for its lakes, including those around Oconomowoc and Pewaukee.
Waterfront and lake-access homes can raise questions about frontage, piers, shoreland zoning and easements. Provide surveys, permits and any shared-access agreements that apply to the property.
Eligible Waukesha County listings through our service are entered into Metro MLS. The listing broker reviews the exact property address, ownership documents and Wisconsin listing requirements before activation.