Greendale, Wisconsin stands as one of only three "Greenbelt" communities built in America during the Great Depression, offering houses for rent just six miles from Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport. This distinctive Milwaukee suburb, originally designed in the 1930s, features rental houses with architectural character, including many homes showcasing unique artistic chimney designs. The alphabetically organized sections of Greendale present an array of rental options, from classic "Greendale Original" homes to modern single-family properties, with current average rental rates ranging from $1,200 to $1,500 monthly. The village center serves as a walkable downtown district with independent shops and restaurants, while Southridge Mall provides extensive retail options. Residents benefit from easy access to Interstate 94 and Interstate 894 for downtown Milwaukee commutes, typically under 25 minutes. The community offers abundant recreational opportunities, including the Oak Leaf Trail system and Whitnall Park, which features a championship golf course and botanical gardens. The A, B, and C sections near the village center offer historic architecture and convenient access to dining and shopping, while the newer developments toward Franklin provide contemporary rental houses with updated features.