Milwaukee metro, WI relocation guide
Moving to Cedarburg, WI
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About Cedarburg
The Town of Cedarburg (about 5,800 residents) is the rural ring around the City of Cedarburg — farmland, estates, and subdivisions in central Ozaukee County, defined by Cedar Creek and the last covered bridge in Wisconsin (shown in the HABS photos 2–4). It is unincorporated-town living: larger lots, well water and septic in places, and a direct tie to the city's historic downtown and schools without city taxes.



Home prices in Cedarburg
Home prices in Cedarburg vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Cedarburg
- The Cedarburg covered bridge over Cedar Creek
- Cedar Creek corridor and town parkland.
- Historic mills: the Cedarburg Mill and Hilgen & Schroeder mill (photos 1–2).
- Town hall and rural roads for biking.
- Minutes from downtown Cedarburg's shops and festivals.
Commuting from Cedarburg
- **Ozaukee County Shared-Ride Taxi** serves the town countywide and connects to MCTS at Brown Deer Road (per SEWRPC). Ozaukee County Express commuter service is limited and was under county review as of July 2026 (per WIPTA).
- Highway access: **I-43** just west; **WI-60** and **Washington Ave** are the main routes.
- Approximate drive to downtown Milwaukee: **~25–30 minutes** (approximate; longer at rush hour).
Cedarburg FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Cedarburg, WI?
Home prices in Cedarburg vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from Cedarburg, WI?
**Ozaukee County Shared-Ride Taxi** serves the town countywide and connects to MCTS at Brown Deer Road (per SEWRPC). Ozaukee County Express commuter service is limited and was under county review as of July 2026 (per WIPTA).
Town links
Schools
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.