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Holy Hill Area Properties With Great Views - Erin and Hartford, WI

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Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX Realty 100

One of the most beautiful property areas in Washington County, WI is the Holy Hill area located in Erin, WI.

Holy Hill Entrance SignHoly Hill Entrance Sign

The Basilica of Holy Hill is located on top of 435 acres of rolling hilltops in a peaceful country setting. THe shrine holds numerous community events like the St. John Bosco Youth Day and an annual Arts and Crafts Fair (coming up on September 20th, 2008)

It is designated as a National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians being lifted to the status of a Minor Basilica in 2006.

St Mary Statue

As you can see the Basilica Towers are undergoing some maintenance but the grounds and gift shop are still open to the public and the Basilica is holding regularly scheduled masses during this time of repair.

Here are some pictures from the public parking lot of Holy Hill.

Holy Hill From Parking Lot 1

Holy Hill From Parking Lot 2

They have been doing some repairs and maintenance for the past couple years on different areas of the structure. Probably the biggest recent repair besides the masonry work would be the re-roofing of the two towers with new slate tiles.

 As you can see from the following pictures taken from both available homes and vacant land in the area, the Holy Hill Basilica offers quite the breath taking views.

 Holy Hill From Vacant Land

Holy Hill From Property 

Holy Hill From Vacant Land 2

The properties in the Holy Hill area of Erin and Hartford, WI usually go for a premium since they provide the owner with great views, privacy, ability to keep horses onsite, and easy commute to a major freeway. (HWY 41/45 is 5-10 min away) The Town of Erin has a great land use plan in effect to help preserve the natural beauty of the area.

For more information regarding selling or buying homes and land in the Holy Hill area of Erin and Hartford, WI feel free to contact Matt at RE/MAX Realty 100.

Comments (2)

Anonymous
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can you give more information about the shrine because i still have no idea where it came from why it was built and who built it and there reason

Dec 08, 2008 05:10 AM
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Matt Yogerst
RE/MAX Realty 100 - Menomonee Falls, WI
Metro Milwaukee Real Estate

Here is the history of the site : http://www.holyhill.com/Basilica/History/Default.aspx

Basically, they used mountain/hill tops to put their buildings on since people could see it from afar. People could come to seek refuge and ministry.

Dec 08, 2008 05:24 AM