Contact: Tom Andrews
414.732.7371
andrewst53@gmail.com
Appealing Lifestyle Options Highlight Latest Offering from Cornerstone Development
Mukwonago, WI – Menomonee Falls. Brookfield. Sussex. And now, Mukwonago. Cornerstone Development of Southeastern Wisconsin is excited to announce groundbreaking ceremonies for The Glen of Mukwonago, the latest in a string of successful condominium neighborhood projects in southeastern Wisconsin. The groundbreaking event will be held on Friday October 11 from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at 1165 Black Bear Drive in Mukwonago, site of the former Black Bear condominium project (right off Highway 83 just north of Culver’s Restaurant).
Occupying a gorgeous location with views to the east and south for many miles across the Vernon Marsh, The Glen of Mukwonago will feature a beautiful 2,100 sq. ft. Clubhouse and 38 additional ranch-style condominium units. The new units will range from 1,300 to 1,589 sq. ft. and with a price range starting at $249,999. There is also an existing duplex building on the site.
“It’s been very gratifying to see how our ranch-style condominiums have been accepted by the buying public and The Glen of Mukwonago will build on our successes in Menomonee Falls, Brookfield and Sussex,” said John Wahlen, owner of Cornerstone Development, an Epcon Communities developer based in Pewaukee. “We’ve designed our communities with quiet streets, perfect for power walking or leisurely strolls. Some even have winding sidewalks that double as walking paths. Our communities include well-appointed common spaces, both indoors and out- plus the advantage of minimal maintenance. It’s home ownership, without the hassle.”
Despite a challenging housing market, ranch-style condominiums are growing in popularity because many buyers want new, single-story homes in the suburbs. They also wish to stay close to where they have been living, get a home built the way they want it, with warranties, and have someone else perform yard work and other maintenance.
The Glen of Mukwonago will offer:
* Professionally landscaped common areas
* Lawn service
* Trash removal (if not provided by municipality)
* Snow removal, including your driveways and sidewalks
* Fire, hazard, liability and building insurance (except personal possessions)
* Common area lighting
* Exterior building maintenance
* Street and driveway maintenance and repair
* Operation of community center
* Reserves and future replacement funds
* Professional management services
“We are very excited about the future,” said Wahlen. “Many people have a need to get out of a single family living situation. Or, sometimes someone has to move because of a change in life status. The needs don’t go away, nor do the desires for low-maintenance living.”
