Milwaukee metro, WI relocation guide
Moving to Saukville, WI
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About Saukville
Saukville (about 4,400 residents) is a village on the Milwaukee River in northern Ozaukee County, anchored by its 19th-century stagecoach-inn heritage (the Payne Hotel, a National Register site, is shown in photo 1) and the big-box and industrial growth along I-43. It is one of the county's more affordable options, with single-family subdivisions and the Ehlers Park riverfront.



Home prices in Saukville
Home prices in Saukville vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Saukville
- The Payne Hotel
- Ehlers Park on the Milwaukee River.
- Ozaukee Interurban Trail through the village.
- I-43 retail corridor.
- Nearby: Port Washington (~5 min east).
Commuting from Saukville
- **Ozaukee County Shared-Ride Taxi** serves the village 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** through the village; **WI-33** is the main east–west route.
- Approximate drive to downtown Milwaukee: **~30 minutes** (approximate; longer at rush hour).
Saukville FAQs
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**Ozaukee County Shared-Ride Taxi** serves the village 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.