Bellevue, WI: Room to Grow, Minutes from Green Bay

Bellevue is one of Brown County’s fastest-growing communities — newer homes, bigger lots, and a straight shot into Green Bay. We work this market every week, and here’s what we tell buyers and sellers who ask us about it.

Why Buyers Are Choosing Bellevue

  • Real growth, not just a listing-agent talking point: the village grew from 14,570 residents in the 2010 Census to 15,936 in 2020 – making it the 5th-largest community in Brown County.
  • Newer housing stock and bigger lots: than you’ll typically find closer into Green Bay, with active new construction alongside established neighborhoods.
  • An easy commute: four major highways run through the village, and you’re within about 15 minutes of Austin Straubel International Airport and the Port of Green Bay.

Retail already built in: Costco, Target, and Walmart anchor the Monroe Road corridor, so day-to-day errands don’t mean a drive across town.

Bellevue Real Estate Market

As of November 2025, the median home sale price in Bellevue was $385,000, up 3.9% year-over-year, or about $232 per square foot (Redfin). Homes are going pending in roughly 42–57 days, and Redfin rates the market “somewhat competitive.” Well-priced homes are still getting multiple offers – but not every listing needs to be, or should be, priced like it’s 2021.

Schools

Most of Bellevue is zoned to the Green Bay Area Public School District (GBAPS). Attendance boundaries shift from year to year – GBAPS adjusted several elementary boundaries for the 2026–27 school year – so we always confirm the exact zoned school for a specific address before a client buys, rather than relying on the general village boundary.

Parks, Trails & Outdoor Life

  • East River Trail: over 2 miles of paved, multi-use trail along the East River, part of a longer trail corridor connecting Bellevue to Green Bay and Ledgeview.
  • Josten Park: a 34-acre village park on Town Hall Road with playgrounds, ball diamonds, and community events throughout the year.
  • Willow Creek Park: dog-friendly trails and accessible pathways.
  • Osprey Point and the Ontario-Huron Pedestrian Trail: add more walking and biking options close to home.

The village’s 2025 Pedestrian & Bicycle Plan points to continued investment in trails and connectivity over the next several years.

Growth on the Horizon

Bellevue adopted a Comprehensive Plan covering 2023–2043 and a Huron Road Corridor Master Plan in 2024, both signaling continued residential and mixed-use growth. For buyers, that means more new-construction options in the years ahead – and it’s worth asking about planned development near any specific property before you buy.

Getting Around

Bellevue sits directly southeast of Green Bay, bordered by Green Bay, De Pere, and Ledgeview, with four major highways running through the village. Downtown Green Bay, De Pere, and the greater Fox Valley are all a short drive away.

For buyers who want newer construction, larger lots, and quick access to Green Bay without living downtown, yes - it’s one of Brown County’s fastest-growing communities for exactly that reason.

Most of the village is zoned to the Green Bay Area Public School District; specific attendance boundaries should be confirmed per address.

Bellevue borders Green Bay directly - it’s a short drive (typically under 15 minutes) to downtown Green Bay from most of the village.

As of November 2025, $385,000 (Redfin), up 3.9% from the prior year. Ask us for current data - this figure updates monthly.
Green Bay, De Pere, and Ledgeview.

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