Neighborhoods in Madison, WI

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  Vilas

  A charming main street and an eclectic selection of houses on quiet tree lined streets give the neighborhood of Vilas a small town feel while still being a short drive from the busy streets of downtown Madison. The sought-after neighborhood is located under 2 miles from downtown, but there is an abundance of locally-owned shops and dining options

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    $870K

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    $466K - $1.5M

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  Nakoma

  Nestled against the western edges of an expansive arboretum, Nakoma provides its residents with luscious green space, manicured lawns and streets shaded by tall trees. Located 3 miles southwest of downtown Madison and less than a mile from the shores of Lake Wingra, locals can enjoy an abundance of recreational activities without wandering far

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    $845K

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    $495K - $1.6M

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    1 Listing

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  Regent

  Regent, one of Madison’s first suburbs, is right next to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Its location and winding tree-lined residential streets attract families of university professors, college students and other young professionals. The quiet residential areas allow for a degree of separation from the busy university atmosphere in the

  • Average Value

    $771K

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    $314K - $1.5M

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    2 Listings

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  High Point Estates

  High Point Estates is located on Madison’s southwest side just north of Elver Park, close to the Beltline Highway and major shopping centers. “It’s a diverse and interesting mixture of people and professions,” says Bob Winding, a Realtor/Broker with Winding Real Estate Group at First Weber Realty, who is also a longtime resident of the

  • Average Value

    $724K

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    $258K - $1M

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    2 Listings

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  Town of Middleton

  Town of Middleton offers more than a typical suburban Wisconsin community. Beyond the parks, the history, the A-rated schools and the walkability, Town of Middleton also offers eye-catching new homes in growing subdivisions, a multi-use town center and a location 12 miles from Downtown Madison. Founded in 1848, the area was mostly farmed until

  • Average Value

    $710K

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    $413K - $2.3M

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    38 Listings

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  Sunset Hills

  Sunset Hills, located on Madison’s west side, is a suburban neighborhood just 3 miles from downtown and under a mile and a half from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Known for its convenient location, Sunset Hills is close to the university hospital and retail options along University Avenue. The neighborhood features a variety of parks,

  • Average Value

    $680K

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    $394K - $1.5M

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    0 Listings

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  Dudgeon-Monroe

  Widely considered one of the most sought-after places to live in Madison, Dudgeon-Monroe is central to everything. The neighborhood is bisected by Monroe Street, a hip corridor of locally owned shops and restaurants, making it a destination for all things trendy. “It’s got old school charms with new school amenities,” says Realtor Jason Iverson

  • Average Value

    $678K

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    $495K - $1.1M

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    2 Listings

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  Waunona

  Tucked between the south shore of Lake Monona and Madison’s Beltline Highway, the Waunona neighborhood has a history steeped in aviation. “If you go back in time to the 1920s, what is now the site of the South Towne Mall was Madison’s first airport, called Royal Airport,” says Ben Anton, a Broker Associate with the Lauer Associate Group. “At that

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    $660K

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    $276K - $1.8M

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    1 Listing

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  Downtown Madison

  For up-and-coming college students, families or established professionals, Downtown Madison offers some of Wisconsin’s very best. Parked at the heart of the state capital, the city’s cultural center sits on the isthmus between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona. Locals in the area are close to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the largest college in

  • Average Value

    $620K

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    $275K - $1.8M

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    12 Listings

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  University Hill Farms

  University Hill Farms was built in the 1950s and named for the University of Wisconsin’s old Hill Farm that lay on the site. Hill Farms was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2015 due to its collection of unique midcentury architecture, including a Frank Lloyd Wright house, and its impact on city planning. Located on the near

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    $614K

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    $303K - $936K

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    5 Listings

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  Marquette

  Just beyond downtown lies Marquette, a city neighborhood that's one of Madison's best-known. Folks like to describe this area as bohemian, with a hip vibe that permeates from Williamson Street (lovingly shortened to Willy Street by locals) to the shores of Lake Monona. “It’s known as the hippie neighborhood,” says Julie Griffin, a Realtor with

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    $613K

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    $322K - $1.1M

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    5 Listings

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  Parkwood Hills

  Parkwood Hills is a west-side Madison neighborhood bounded by Mineral Point Road, Old Sauk Road and Gammon Road, three busy thoroughfares that connect to downtown Madison and the Beltline Highway. “All of real estate is location, right, and Parkwood Hills is a magical location just in terms of how central it is,” says Mary Browning, a broker

  • Average Value

    $609K

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    $269K - $991K

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  Sauk Creek

  Sauk Creek sits on Madison’s west side, just inside the Beltline between Mineral Point Road and Old Sauk Road. “It’s a tree lined neighborhood of 283 stately homes on quarter to half acre lots located within the west side Beltline boundary,” says Josh Blasi, a Realtor with Restaino & Associates. The area has not experienced much turnover of late.

  • Average Value

    $606K

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    $366K - $818K

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  Eagle Heights Assembly

  With plenty of restaurants and access to Lake Mendota combined with strong schools and extensive shopping, Eagle Heights Assembly is not one’s typical college-adjacent town. The neighborhood is nearly a mile from the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s medical campus. “This used to be an area that was only known for being where a lot of the

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    $604K

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    $455K - $537K

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  Tenney-Lapham

  Nestled at the narrow part of Madison’s isthmus, the Tenney-Lapham neighborhood blends older homes with pockets of shopping, dining and nightlife, all with proximity to downtown and the University of Wisconsin. Recent development along East Washington Avenue has brought new businesses and high-density housing, while 100-year-old homes still line

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    $581K

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    $288K - $2.7M

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    4 Listings

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  Country Grove

  Country Grove consists of about 300 homes on Madison’s southwest side, tucked near the fast-growing community of Verona, home to Epic Systems, a major area employer. Developed in the 1990s, the neighborhood also offers convenient proximity to nature areas, including a segment of Wisconsin’s Ice Age National Scenic Trail. An active neighborhood

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    $571K

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    $364K - $681K

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  Westmorland

  Situated blocks away from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum and the western shores of Lake Wingra, Westmorland is a suburb with ample outdoor recreation 4 miles southwest of downtown Madison. “Westmorland Park is a big community draw,” says local Realtor Tracy Tompkins of Relish Realty, who has sold homes in the neighborhood. But the

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    $555K

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    $408K - $794K

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    2 Listings

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  Arbor Hills

  Home to over 1,300 Wisconsinites, Arbor Hills’s forested streets, longstanding homes and bevy of outdoor amenities make it among the most sought-after communities in the city. “A lot of people desire it because it’s one of those iconic Madison neighborhoods,” says Broker Associate Lauren Jung of RE/MAX Preferred. “But it’s not as expensive as

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    $537K

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    $293K - $716K

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    3 Listings

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  Sunset Village

  Tucked off of Midvale Boulevard and University Avenue, Sunset Village is a residential reprieve from a bustling area. This neighborhood in west Madison, Wisconsin, lies between Lake Mendota and Lake Wingra. It is characterized by quaint Cape Cods on streets lined with mature trees. “The homes are slightly smaller and less expensive than in some of

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    $536K

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    $387K - $1M

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    3 Listings

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  Lerdahl Park

  Anchored centrally by a green space of the same name, Lerdahl Park is one of Madison’s waterfront neighborhoods. A crescent of homes and their private docks hug a tiny sliver of Lake Mendota, while a handful of residential streets wind between the water and Troy Drive, a neighborhood thoroughfare. Lerdahl Park is true to its namesake, showcasing a

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    $532K

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    $344K - $1.7M

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    1 Listing

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  Greenbush

  Greenbush originated at the turn of the 20th century as a Madison enclave for carpenters, cobblers and other working-class neighbors, who built modest homes near the University of Wisconsin. Today, in the midst of two waterfront parks, two hospitals, and the university, buyers can find an investment property, a fixer-upper or a remodeled charmer.

  • Average Value

    $523K

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    $248K - $884K

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    1 Listing

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  Wexford Village

  Wexford Village is a large, suburban neighborhood on Madison’s west side, just south of Middleton. Bounded by Old Sauk Road, Gammon Road and the Beltline Highway, the neighborhood is one of Madison’s most sought-after. “If you search for ‘best neighborhoods to live in Madison,’ Wexford Village is number 1,” says Jacki Lazorik, a longtime resident

  • Average Value

    $523K

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    $274K - $727K

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    1 Listing

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  Faircrest

  The Faircrest neighborhood sits on Madison’s west side, tucked between Owen Conservation Park and Mineral Point Road, and abuts the Parkwood Hills neighborhood. “To me, the highlights are the natural resources in the neighborhood as well as the walkability of schools, Owen Conservancy, restaurants, proximity to the bike path and bus routes as well

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    $518K

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    $169K - $740K

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    1 Listing

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  Midvale Heights

  First settled in the 1850s, Midvale Heights is one of Madison’s oldest communities. Although most homes in the neighborhood were built nearly a hundred years later, residents still take pride in the area’s vintage feel. “Midvale Heights has a strong sense of community that you just can’t find in newer subdivisions that don’t have all the sidewalks

  • Average Value

    $517K

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    $388K - $915K

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    4 Listings

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  Spring Harbor

  Waterfront properties and tree-lined streets provide Spring Harbor residents with a serene neighborhood to call home. Situated 4 miles west of downtown Madison against the southwestern shores of Lake Mendota, Spring Harbor is home to various local restaurants, small parks and nature preserves. "From young professionals drawn to its close proximity

  • Average Value

    $510K

  • List Price

    $219K - $2.5M

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    6 Listings

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