Greenville, WI

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Population
13,388
U.S. Census Population Estimates Program · 2025
Elevation
819 ft
Median Home Value
$357,400
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$1,214/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$117,977
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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About Greenville

If you have ever flown into Appleton International Airport, you were actually landing in Greenville. Situated directly west of Appleton, this growing community offers newcomers a great blend of open, semi-rural space and close-in convenience. While its eastern side hosts regional travel and modern business hubs, the rest of the village unfolds into quiet subdivisions, family farms, and generous lot sizes. It provides plenty of breathing room while keeping the shopping, dining, and cultural attractions of the Fox Cities just minutes down the road.

Aerial Greenville

The airport area serves as a major economic driver for the village and a convenient perk for residents. Having commercial flights right in your backyard makes family vacations and business travel simple. Surrounding the runways, companies specializing in aviation, logistics, and advanced manufacturing (including Gulfstream) create strong employment opportunities close to home. Fox Valley Technical College also operates its regional public safety training center here. Having this thriving commercial district along the eastern edge strengthens the local tax base while leaving residential neighborhoods quiet and peaceful.

Greenville Village Hall

Greenville has grown steadily in recent years, but it retains a relaxed pace and a strong connection to its farming roots. Daily life often centers on the outdoors, where extensive trails and sprawling parks bring neighbors together. Jennerjohn Park features scenic paved paths, playgrounds, a pond, and a popular winter sledding hill, with trails that connect straight to local schools. A little further south, Lions Park honors local agricultural history with barn-inspired pavilions, a landmark silo overlook, open prairies, and sports fields that host community events throughout the year.

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