Listed by Nancy Meeks • Shorewest Realtors, Inc. (PropertyInfo@shorewest.com) Bought with Shorewest Realtors, Inc.
Off Market Apr 2016 for $214K
$366,093
Est. refi paymentEst. refi$1,427/mo
2
bd
•
2 ba
•
1,637
sq ft
5128 W Bluemound Rd #401, Milwaukee, WI 53208
About this home
Public Remarks: Welcome to Story Hill w/ this highly sought after top floor 2BR/2BA condo! Sunlight flows thru-out the open concept floor plan allowing versatile use of entertaining/living space. KIT boasts SS appls & breakfast bar. MBR suite is complimented by generous closets. Extra den/bonus area off LR. Ideally situated across from Mitchell Blvd Park, you're sure to enjoy the fare of the restaurants close by, taking a short stroll to Miller Park, or relaxing taking in the breathtaking sunsets from your private balcony. Exercise facility, I/U laundry room, attached GA parking & separate storage!
Extra large (over 1630sq. ft. ) 4th fl. west unit, in the 1st condo project in desirable Story Hill. All units have balconies with great views of Miller Pk. , and the area, nice unit upgrade package available. Bldg. , has workout area, indoor parking, and extra storage, plus all the convenience you could want with easy freeway access, nightlife, dining.
MetroMLS as distributed by WIREX #815574
Sep 15, 2006
Sold
$275,000
$168/sq ft
Public Remarks
New construction, luxury condo in Milwaukee's finest neighborhood, Story Hill. Extra large unit makes you feel like king of the bldg. Upgrade package allows you to customize your unit. Enjoy park, nightlife and restaurants of Blue. Rd. , walk to Brewer games or just people watch from your balcony.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,624 (+0.6%)
$13,600 + $321,500
$335,100
2024
$6,581 (+13.2%)
$13,600 + $289,500
$303,100
2023
$5,816 (−1.2%)
$13,600 + $246,800
$260,400
2022
$5,885 (−1.6%)
$13,600 + $246,800
$260,400
2021
$5,982 (−0.5%)
$13,600 + $226,100
$239,700
2020
$6,014 (+4.2%)
$13,600 + $226,100
$239,700
2019
$5,773 (+4.4%)
$13,600 + $217,700
$231,300
2018
$5,527 (−2.5%)
$13,600 + $208,900
$222,500
2017
$5,666 (−7.9%)
$13,600 + $208,900
$222,500
2016
$6,155 (−3.5%)
$13,600 + $208,400
$222,000
2014
$6,377 (−2.2%)
$13,600 + $206,400
$220,000
2013
$6,521
$13,600 + $206,400
$220,000
Tax history for 5128 W Bluemound Rd #401
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$6,624 (+0.6%)
$13,600 + $321,500
$335,100
2024
$6,581 (+13.2%)
$13,600 + $289,500
$303,100
2023
$5,816 (−1.2%)
$13,600 + $246,800
$260,400
2022
$5,885 (−1.6%)
$13,600 + $246,800
$260,400
2021
$5,982 (−0.5%)
$13,600 + $226,100
$239,700
2020
$6,014 (+4.2%)
$13,600 + $226,100
$239,700
2019
$5,773 (+4.4%)
$13,600 + $217,700
$231,300
2018
$5,527 (−2.5%)
$13,600 + $208,900
$222,500
2017
$5,666 (−7.9%)
$13,600 + $208,900
$222,500
2016
$6,155 (−3.5%)
$13,600 + $208,400
$222,000
2014
$6,377 (−2.2%)
$13,600 + $206,400
$220,000
2013
$6,521
$13,600 + $206,400
$220,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
2
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,637
Year built
2006
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Milwaukee County
APN
4040775000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 20, 2026.
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