2269 Powder Hill Rd
Erin WI 53027

A beautiful natural landscape covered with hills, forests, and lakes is found in the picturesque town of Erin. This town in Washington County is home to more than 3,700 residents. The unincorporated communities of Hubertus and Thompson are located within Erin, which is bordered by the Town of Ashippun to the west, Hartford to the north, Richfield to the east, and the Town of Merton to the south. State Highway 83 crosses through the town and leads to Interstate 94, allowing for easy access to downtown Milwaukee, positioned only 35 miles southeast.

The name of the town comes from the poetic name for Ireland, Erin. Traces of Irish influence are also found in the logo of the town, which includes the saying “Céad Mile Fáilte,” which is Gaelic for “a hundred thousand welcomes.” In 1846, Erin became the first town in Washington County to be incorporated. Today, the town is a total of 36.3 square miles and has a mix of rural-residential properties and agricultural areas. Engineering and nursing are some of the most common occupations for residents of the village.