Sometimes, with all the chaos in the world right now and
especially in this country, we need to step back and return to our roots. Such
as in small-town America. The historic buildings and the village square. Such as
in East Troy.
It’s such an adorable town. I can see why my son wants to stay in the area.
Situated in Walworth County, Wisconsin, East Troy had a population of 4,281 in the 2010 census. It’s 65 miles from the state capital of Madison and 40 miles from Milwaukee. Or a straight shot east will get you to Lake Michigan in 35 miles.
But I wasn’t going nearly that far, that weekend in November, when my daughter and I visited her brother, who lives just west of East Troy.
And there’s always something to make you dream. What could I do with this cool building?
Three stories, 8,276 square feet and built in 1837! All for only $749,000! My imagination could do a lot with that.
Or this simple farm on the west edge of town.
Only not for sale and not quite a farm.
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