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Madison, IN Homes for Rent

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    $800 - $950 per month

    Apartment for Rent

    1 - 2 Beds

    217 Hooton Blvd, Madison, IN 47250

    Located on a quite subrabun street hill top madison. Close to the all the stores and shopping areas right across from the golf course perfect area for you to cart around town.

    217 Hooton Blvd, Madison, IN 47250
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    $1,032 per month

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • Apartment for Rent

    101 W 2nd St, Madison, IN 47250

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    101 W 2nd St, Madison, IN 47250
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    $900 total monthly price

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • 900 Sq Ft
    • Condo for Rent

    412 W 3rd St Unit 1, Madison, IN 47250

    This 900 sq. ft. property located at 412 W 3rd St features 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. The living room offers ample space for relaxation and is equipped with air conditioning for comfort. The bedroom provides a cozy area for rest, while the bathroom includes standard fixtures. The exterior of the property is well-maintained, providing a welcoming entrance. The rental price for this unit is

    412 W 3rd St Unit 1, Madison, IN 47250
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    $1,200 total monthly price

    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,200 Sq Ft
    • Condo for Rent

    328 Poplar St Unit 3, Madison, IN 47250

    Overlooks main street. Close to restaurants in downtown. Nice for walking. Apartment is ideal for someone to share the rent as it has two bedrooms with fill baths.

    328 Poplar St Unit 3, Madison, IN 47250

Why Live in Madison

Madison, IN, located along the Ohio River in Jefferson County, is known for its historic charm and affordable lifestyle. The city boasts one of the largest historic districts in the U.S., spanning 133 blocks, and features a diverse range of 19th-century architecture, including Federal, Greek, and Colonial Revival styles. Madison is strategically positioned about 100 miles from Louisville, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis, making it a convenient location for travel. The city is home to over 12,000 residents and key employers like the Norton King’s Daughters’ Hospital system. Madison's vibrant Main Street is filled with boutiques, eateries, and attractions, including the annual Madison Regatta and Roostertail Music Festival. Parks such as Clifty Falls State Park and Crystal Beach Aquatic Park offer outdoor activities, while the Lanier Mansion State Historic Site provides guided tours of its Greek Revival architecture. Shopping options include big-box retailers and local markets, with dining ranging from fast-food chains to locally owned restaurants. Madison Consolidated Schools serve the community with high ratings, and higher education is available at Hanover College and Ivy Tech Community College. Residents rely on the Ohio Scenic Byway for transportation, with the Louisville International Airport 55 miles away. Jefferson County has seen a decline in violent and property crime, with rates below the national average. Homes in Madison are affordable, with prices significantly lower than the national average, and include Victorian-era designs and new builds.

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The most popular zip codes in Madison, IN for renters is 47250.
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