Drumlin Hill

In a quiet village with bees buzzing and flowers pungent in the air, Drumlin Hill takes you back to the days when folks would visit one another on the front porch. 

Although Milwaukee is close, and Madison is only minutes away, Deerfield welcomes you home with a soft sigh and the sweet sounds of chirping crickets on the evening air. 

The Village of Deerfield has a mission to grow while preserving its small town heritage and distinct natural resources.  From Drumlin Hill you can walk to our schools and downtown.  Our community school system strives for excellence in education, the downtown is a commercial district made up of small business owners like Cuda Café and our business park continues to grow. Deerfield is a thriving community with easy access to major highways and the interstate highway transportation system; accessing fast routes to Madison, Milwaukee or Chicago and the regional airport is less than 30-minutes away. 

Overlooking natural wetlands and marshes, Drumlin Hill affords homeowners the quiet serenity of small town friendliness while still maintaining a close connection to the Village of Deerfield.  Easily within walking distance of downtown, this neighborhood has been designed to preserve the rural character and heritage that defines our community and way of life. 

The single family homes as well as the condominiums have views to the east and south overlooking the wetland kettles and moraines left by the receding Wisconsin Glacier, as well as a mosaic of plant communities.  

Wildlife abounds in this neighborhood with the WI-DNR Goose Lake Wildlife Area nearby and the WI-DNR Glacial Drumlin Trail on our northern boundary.  Whitetails, pheasants, wild turkey and many more species thrive in the Drumlin Hill neighborhood and the homes as well as the condos will be sited with respect to our native plants and animals. 

Drumlin Hill is a neighborhood designed to promote green living.  The developer, Walt Olson, is preserving wetlands, woodlands and native vegetative cover; he is promoting geothermal HVAC systems and rain gardens as well as encouraging the plantings of indigenous tree and fruit or flower bearing vines and shrubs.  In Drumlin Hill, the focus is to both protect and respect our environment.