The Enclave at Hunter Oaks in Watertown provides a peaceful neighborhood with immediate access to 13 acres of built-in community parks, sports fields, and playgrounds. Watertown also offers historic downtown district, the scenic Rock River waterfront, and expansive parks like Brandt-Quirk and Riverside.

Watertown is conveniently situated between Milwaukee and Madison. Reaching Milwaukee takes about an hour via I-94 East, and the drive to Madison takes around 50 minutes.

Homes in The Enclave at Hunter Oaks are served by the Watertown Unified School District, which includes several elementary schools, Riverside Middle School, and Watertown High School. Bus routing is available directly through the neighborhood.

Yes. Brandt-Quirk Park and the Rock River Trail are both within a five-minute drive, offering great options for hiking, walking, and enjoying the outdoors close to home.

A handful of local favorites are just a few miles away, including Watertown Cafe, Taqueria Maria’s, and Mullen’s Dairy Bar, a beloved traditional American diner and ice cream shop.

Rock River and Rock Lake are roughly 15 minutes from the neighborhood, where residents can enjoy fishing, boating, swimming, and a variety of other water and beach activities. The Watertown Aquatic Center, a 10-minute drive from The Enclave at Hunter Oaks, also offers a large public pool, slide, and lounge areas.

Watertown offers a Farmer’s Market on Tuesday mornings from May-October, summer concerts by the Watertown Municipal Band, and the annual four-day Riverfest celebration, all held at nearby Riverside Park. Additionally, the city hosts the Big Pop-Up Street Fair, a one-day annual event in downtown Watertown where 125+ vendors and activity booths line Main Street.