Neighborhoods in the 53713 ZIP Code

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

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

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

The sought-after community of Monona is located on the shores of Lake Monona, directly across from Downtown Madison. Though the area is well-connected, the residents have fought hard since the city’s incorporation to maintain their own government, traditions, activities and identity. “The Monona area is incredibly, unbelievably friendly,” says

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

Since the neighborhood is situated 3 miles from Capitol Square in downtown Madison, one might expect the name Capitol View to be a figure of speech. However, this neighborhood’s name is also its best-kept secret, and it’s hidden in plain sight: Perched along a gently sloping hill, residents can catch sight of the Wisconsin State Capitol across

A straight shot 2 miles south of downtown, Bram’s Addition is an up-and-coming Southside Madison enclave. “The north and south ends of the city have been the parts of town that have historically lacked attention, but that’s changing,” says Solidarity Realty's Peggy Adams, who has lived in Madison for more than 30 years. “Options for building new

Situated in the greater South Madison region roughly 3 miles outside of downtown, Burr Oaks is a collection of ranch-style homes and brick apartment buildings that line winding residential streets. “It’s a mixed-demographic area,” says Ben Kemp, assistant property manager at Wisconsin Management Company. “It’s not in the heart of the city, so it’s

According to local history, Homer V. Simpson won half of Antler’s Tavern in a poker game in the 1940s. He also made a sizable donation to the city of Madison, and the city named a neighborhood road, Simpson Street, after him. The area became known as the Broadway-Simpson neighborhood. “It became a mix of single-family homes built in the 1950s and