Wisconsin is the heart of America’s northern region, yet few know how much this state has to offer. While we may all know of Wisconsin’s rich history of craft brewing and status as “America’s Dairyland,” the “Badger State” also has vibrant cities, such as Milwaukee, more than 15,000 lakes, and 60 state parks. Of course, it also borders not one, but two of the Great Lakes.
If you’re looking for a place to live where you can easily escape into nature and enjoy some peace and quiet while always having access to arts, culture, and entertainment, you could hardly do better than Wisconsin. Let WHS Homes, Inc. help make your dream a reality. We are log, timber frame and hybrid home designers who have been trusted by discerning homeowners since 1963.
WHS Homes, Inc. offers a large variety of designs for sustainably built houses that mesh perfectly with their surroundings and can accommodate any family’s functional needs and aesthetic preferences. Beyond delivering innovative designs, we can help connect our customers with local custom home builders in Wisconsin to make the process as easy as possible.
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Featured Locations
Northwest Wisconsin
Build your log home on the coast of Lake Superior, along the St. Croix River, or at the edge of one of thousands of lakes that dot northwest Wisconsin. Admire the waterfall at Pattison State Park, explore remote coastal islands, such as the Apostle Islands, or simply relax on your porch and relish the fresh air.
Lake Michigan
Why choose between enjoying natural surroundings and big-city amenities? Building your home on Lake Michigan means you’ll have easy access to Milwaukee and Green Bay while being able to escape to the serene lake or into a nearby natural area, such as High Cliff State Park.
Central Wisconsin
Looking for a tranquil retreat or forever home? Have your custom home builder create your log home where the Wisconsin River meanders through the heart of the state. Reconnect with nature by visiting George W. Mead State Wildlife Area, Rib Mountain State Park, or one of the many other scenic areas in the region.
