Madison

Madison is a unique town graced by the Sound to the south and by farms and woodlands to the north.

Its ambiance includes a little something for everyone. The New Haven County community is home to the state’s longest shoreline park, Hammonasset State Park, with more than two miles of beach that invites swimming, fishing, sunbathing, nature hikes, biking and a variety of water sports. Madison’s southern section hugs Long Island Sound, while woodlands, farms and open space grace its northern section. The town gracefully blends urban sophistication with small-town charm.

Madison’s quaint, inviting Main Street area has the Madison Art Cinema and an award-winning bookstore that attracts celebrity authors. In town, excellent restaurants, quaint sandwich and sweet shops, and clothing and gift boutiques are also found. In addition, the town green hosts a variety of summer art and craft fairs, antique shows, musical performances, a pet parade and a summer farmers market. Community involvement plays a key role in the town’s character. Madison boasts a sterling reputation for its vast recreational programs, youth sports and school system. A point of pride for residents is the historic E. C. Scranton Library, which contains expansive collections of books and reference materials. The elegant library, which draws several hundred visitors daily, was designed by the architect Henry Bacon, who also designed the Lincoln Memorial.

Its ambiance includes a little something for everyone. The New Haven County community is home to the state’s longest shoreline park, Hammonasset State Park, with more than two miles of beach that invites swimming, fishing, sunbathing, nature hikes, biking and a variety of water sports. Madison’s southern section hugs Long Island Sound, while woodlands, farms and open space grace its northern section. The town gracefully blends urban sophistication with small-town charm.

Madison’s quaint, inviting Main Street area has the Madison Art Cinema and an award-winning bookstore that attracts celebrity authors. In town, excellent restaurants, quaint sandwich and sweet shops, and clothing and gift boutiques are also found. In addition, the town green hosts a variety of summer art and craft fairs, antique shows, musical performances, a pet parade and a summer farmers market. Community involvement plays a key role in the town’s character. Madison boasts a sterling reputation for its vast recreational programs, youth sports and school system. A point of pride for residents is the historic E. C. Scranton Library, which contains expansive collections of books and reference materials. The elegant library, which draws several hundred visitors daily, was designed by the architect Henry Bacon, who also designed the Lincoln Memorial.

Its ambiance includes a little something for everyone. The New Haven County community is home to the state’s longest shoreline park, Hammonasset State Park, with more than two miles of beach that invites swimming, fishing, sunbathing, nature hikes, biking and a variety of water sports. Madison’s southern section hugs Long Island Sound, while woodlands, farms and open space grace its northern section. The town gracefully blends urban sophistication with small-town charm.

Madison’s quaint, inviting Main Street area has the Madison Art Cinema and an award-winning bookstore that attracts celebrity authors. In town, excellent restaurants, quaint sandwich and sweet shops, and clothing and gift boutiques are also found. In addition, the town green hosts a variety of summer art and craft fairs, antique shows, musical performances, a pet parade and a summer farmers market. Community involvement plays a key role in the town’s character. Madison boasts a sterling reputation for its vast recreational programs, youth sports and school system. A point of pride for residents is the historic E. C. Scranton Library, which contains expansive collections of books and reference materials. The elegant library, which draws several hundred visitors daily, was designed by the architect Henry Bacon, who also designed the Lincoln Memorial.

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Featured Listings

25 Fence Creek Drive
Madison, CT $2,200,000

25 Fence Creek Drive

Madison, CT

$2,200,000
  • 4 Beds
  • 3/2 Baths
  • 2,938 Sqft
108 Neck Road
Madison, CT $1,795,000

108 Neck Road

Madison, CT

$1,795,000
  • 3 Beds
  • 2/1 Baths
  • 2,610 Sqft
24 Windward Lane
Madison, CT $1,650,000

24 Windward Lane

Madison, CT

$1,650,000
  • 3 Beds
  • 3/1 Baths
  • 3,628 Sqft
30 Shorelands Drive
Madison, CT $1,259,000

30 Shorelands Drive

Madison, CT

$1,259,000
  • 4 Beds
  • 3/2 Baths
  • 3,816 Sqft
9 Evarts Lane
Madison, CT $1,095,000

9 Evarts Lane

Madison, CT

$1,095,000
  • 2 Beds
  • 2/1 Baths
  • 2,820 Sqft
16 Rockledge Drive
Madison, CT $1,075,000

16 Rockledge Drive

Madison, CT

$1,075,000
  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2,692 Sqft
13 Longview Terrace
Madison, CT $995,000

13 Longview Terrace

Madison, CT

$995,000
  • 3 Beds
  • 3/1 Baths
  • 3,772 Sqft
5 Buck Hill Road
Madison, CT $990,000

5 Buck Hill Road

Madison, CT

$990,000
  • 4 Beds
  • 4/1 Baths
  • 4,018 Sqft

Madison

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Madison

Market Snapshot

Units Sold

November 2024

23 TOTAL UNITS

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Median Sales Price

November 2024 - Single Family Homes

$557K
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Percentage of Asking Price

November 2024 Single Family Homes

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