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Amenities
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Community Features
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Finishes
- Stainless steel KitchenAid appliances, including microwave, refrigerator with ice maker/water dispenser, dishwasher, and gas range
- Solid maple cabinetry and trim to match the historic timber
- Hardwood soft-close cabinetry and drawers
- Under-cabinet kitchen lighting
- Built-in kitchen islands
- Dimmable lighting in kitchens and living spaces
- Large balconies*
- Bathroom heater fans
- Dedicated in-unit laundry rooms*
- Electrolux front-load full-size washers and dryers
- Walk-in closets with built-in organizer systems
- Bath tubs*
- Bathrooms featuring Kohler fixtures
- Walk-in showers with frameless glass
- Double bath vanities*
- Tiled showers
- Open-concept layouts
- Exposed Cream City brick
- Raw timber exposed ceilings
- Ceiling fans in bedrooms
*Available in select units only
Policies
Parking Policy
- Underground/heated parking available
- $200/month 1 car
- $350/month for tandem parking (2 cars)
Pet Policy
- $350 deposit for each animal
- $40/month per pet
- Dogs - 2 maximum, 70-pound max. Must be spayed/neutered
- Breed Restrictions: Rottweiler, Doberman Pinscher, Pit Bull Terrier, German Shepherd, Staffordshire Terrier, Chow, Presa Canario, Akita, Alaskan Malamute, Wolf-Hybrid, or any mix thereof
- Cats - 2 maximum. Must be spayed/neutered
- (Other rules and separate agreement will apply to pets)
Services
History
Welcome to Wardhouse &
Milwaukee’s Third Ward
333-339 N. Broadway is a historic landmark in Milwaukee’s Third Ward, a neighborhood shaped by industry, resilience, culture, and transformation. From the Great Third Ward Fire to the rise of Commission Row, the building reflects the area’s rich commercial past while embracing modern urban living.
Commission Row &
333-339 N. Broadway
Immigrant families built a thriving produce trade in the Ward. The Jennaro family purchased 333-339 N. Broadway in the early 1940s, operating a wholesale produce business for multiple generations. In 2005, they relocated their fifth-generation company, ending the era of merchant operations on Commission Row.
The Great Third Ward Fire
On October 28, 1892, a fire swept through the Third Ward, destroying hundreds of buildings and reshaping the neighborhood. The fire leveled 16-20 blocks of homes and factories, leaving over 2,000 residents homeless. This disaster transformed the area from a residential district into a commercial and warehouse hub, leading to the creation of “Commission Row” on N. Broadway in 1894.
Restoration & Modern Use
Today, 333-339 N. Broadway has been restored and transformed into luxury apartments, preserving its historic character while blending modern urban living with the building’s commercial heritage.
Welcome to Wardhouse &
Milwaukee’s Third Ward
333-339 N. Broadway is a historic landmark in Milwaukee’s Third Ward, a neighborhood shaped by industry, resilience, culture, and transformation. From the Great Third Ward Fire to the rise of Commission Row, the building reflects the area’s rich commercial past while embracing modern urban living.
Commission Row &
333-339 N. Broadway
Immigrant families built a thriving produce trade in the Ward. The Jennaro family purchased 333-339 N. Broadway in the early 1940s, operating a wholesale produce business for multiple generations. In 2005, they relocated their fifth-generation company, ending the era of merchant operations on Commission Row.
The Great Third Ward Fire
On October 28, 1892, a fire swept through the Third Ward, destroying hundreds of buildings and reshaping the neighborhood. The fire leveled 16-20 blocks of homes and factories, leaving over 2,000 residents homeless. This disaster transformed the area from a residential district into a commercial and warehouse hub, leading to the creation of “Commission Row” on N. Broadway in 1894.
Restoration & Modern Use
Today, 333-339 N. Broadway has been restored and transformed into luxury apartments, preserving its historic character while blending modern urban living with the building’s commercial heritage.
At home in
the ward
Live steps from the best of Milwaukee in the Historic Third Ward — the city’s arts and fashion district. Stroll to the Milwaukee Public Market, boutique shopping, award-winning restaurants, galleries, and nightlife, or unwind along the scenic riverwalk.
With easy access to downtown and the lakefront, Third Ward living puts dining, culture, and recreation right outside your door.
333 - 339 N
Broadway
Professionally managed by
Bieck Management Inc.
To get in contact regarding
service issues, please call
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333-339 N Broadway Milwaukee, WI 53202 414.961.7400
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