House in Ashwaubenon, WI
10 guests · 4 bedrooms · 3 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Top-tier experienceA high end property in this area
About this house rental
Three houses stand between you and the Lambeau parking lot. That is not a marketing line. Step off the porch, walk past a couple of neighbors, and you are in the stadium district. About 10 minutes on foot to the gates and Titletown. A few minutes more to Resch. Game day you hear it before you see it. Any other week it’s the same short walk to a concert, a wedding weekend, a convention, ice on Ariens Hill, or dinner at Hinterland — then back to a residential street and a fenced yard.
This renovated split-level is built for groups that want a real house next to all of that. Four levels, ten guests comfortable. Mornings start on the main floor: kitchen and dining, enough room to cook for a crew and sit down together. Upstairs is the quiet stack — three queen bedrooms and a full bath with a tub/shower. One flight down is the living room, the wide hangout with the TV and a full bar right by the patio door. Pour a drink, step straight into the backyard. Lowest level is a double-queen room plus its own full bath, so four people can sleep down there without walking the whole house at midnight.
Outside is why the map stops mattering. Fully fenced yard for kids and pets. New hard-piped natural gas Weber, ready when you are. The garage is heated and cooled with a mini-split and a new epoxy floor — extra room when the weather turns or the group needs another space.
Ashwaubenon wraps around Lambeau and Titletown. You get the loud side and the neighborhood side on the same stay. Walk to the turf field, the playground, seasonal skating and tubing, restaurants, brewery taprooms, and the events that run long after a Packers Sunday. Resch sits across the district for concerts, Gamblers hockey, indoor football, family shows, and conventions. Bay Park Square and a grocery store are about a mile south. The airport is an 8–10 minute drive.
People book this house because they can walk to Lambeau. They also book it in January, May, and August — weddings, Resch calendars, Titletown weekends, youth sports, family in town. Leave the car in the drive when you want the district. Use it when you don’t. Stairs between levels, typical split-level; worth knowing if someone prefers fewer steps.
Full house during your stay. Close enough that the parking lot is part of the walk. Quiet enough that it still feels like a home.
This renovated split-level is built for groups that want a real house next to all of that. Four levels, ten guests comfortable. Mornings start on the main floor: kitchen and dining, enough room to cook for a crew and sit down together. Upstairs is the quiet stack — three queen bedrooms and a full bath with a tub/shower. One flight down is the living room, the wide hangout with the TV and a full bar right by the patio door. Pour a drink, step straight into the backyard. Lowest level is a double-queen room plus its own full bath, so four people can sleep down there without walking the whole house at midnight.
Outside is why the map stops mattering. Fully fenced yard for kids and pets. New hard-piped natural gas Weber, ready when you are. The garage is heated and cooled with a mini-split and a new epoxy floor — extra room when the weather turns or the group needs another space.
Ashwaubenon wraps around Lambeau and Titletown. You get the loud side and the neighborhood side on the same stay. Walk to the turf field, the playground, seasonal skating and tubing, restaurants, brewery taprooms, and the events that run long after a Packers Sunday. Resch sits across the district for concerts, Gamblers hockey, indoor football, family shows, and conventions. Bay Park Square and a grocery store are about a mile south. The airport is an 8–10 minute drive.
People book this house because they can walk to Lambeau. They also book it in January, May, and August — weddings, Resch calendars, Titletown weekends, youth sports, family in town. Leave the car in the drive when you want the district. Use it when you don’t. Stairs between levels, typical split-level; worth knowing if someone prefers fewer steps.
Full house during your stay. Close enough that the parking lot is part of the walk. Quiet enough that it still feels like a home.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Ashwaubenon, WI
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