Modern urban living in the heart of downtown Madison
Metropolitan Place, a 13-story condominium complex completed in 2008, stands as a testament to contemporary urban living in downtown Madison. Designed by Dimension IV - Madison, LLC, this 341-unit building offers residents a prime location at the center of the city's vibrant cultural scene. The structure's curved corner design and brick facade blend seamlessly with the surrounding cityscape, while its rooftop garden provides a touch of green amidst the urban environment. Situated between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, Metropolitan Place offers easy access to the best of Madison's downtown attractions, from the State Capitol to the University of Wisconsin campus.
Versatile layouts with stunning city and lake views
Metropolitan Place offers a diverse range of floor plans to suit various lifestyles, from cozy studios to spacious three-bedroom units. The smallest units start at 702 square feet, while the largest spans an impressive 2,654 square feet. One-bedroom units range from 702 to 1,716 square feet, with prices starting at $310,000 and reaching up to $319,900. These units often feature open-concept layouts, perfect for entertaining or maximizing space efficiency.
Two-bedroom units, ranging from 715 to 2,654 square feet, offer more spacious living arrangements with prices from $425,000 to $1,299,000. Many of these units boast stunning views of the Capitol or Lake Monona, visible through floor-to-ceiling windows or from private balconies. The larger two-bedroom units often include features like gas fireplaces, breakfast bars, and ample storage space.
For those seeking even more room, three-bedroom units span from 1,599 to 2,142 square feet, with prices ranging from $548,000 to $775,000. These units typically offer two bathrooms and are ideal for families or those who need extra space for a home office.
Throughout the building, residents can expect high-quality finishes such as hardwood floors, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Many units feature gas fireplaces, adding both warmth and ambiance. In-unit laundry is standard, providing added convenience for residents. Large windows are a common feature, flooding the living spaces with natural light and offering breathtaking views of the surrounding cityscape or nearby lakes.
Monthly HOA fees range from $500 to $800, covering amenities such as hot water, water/sewer, trash removal, snow removal, common area maintenance, common area insurance, and contributions to the reserve fund. These fees help maintain the building's high standards and ensure residents can enjoy a worry-free lifestyle in the heart of downtown Madison.
Rooftop oasis and modern conveniences
Metropolitan Place offers an array of amenities designed to enhance urban living. The crown jewel is undoubtedly the one-acre rooftop park, a verdant oasis providing a tranquil retreat from the bustling city below. This expansive space features grills, gas fire pits, and ample seating areas, perfect for outdoor gatherings or quiet relaxation with panoramic views of Madison.
For fitness enthusiasts, the building houses a well-equipped fitness center, eliminating the need for external gym memberships. The rooftop terrace also includes a dog run, catering to the needs of pet owners within the community.
Security and convenience are prioritized with features such as secure guest parking, a package room, and on-site management. The building also offers storage units for residents, addressing the often-limited storage space in urban apartments.
An innovative addition to the building's amenities is the EV charging station, reflecting a commitment to sustainable living and catering to the growing number of electric vehicle owners. This forward-thinking feature sets Metropolitan Place apart in the downtown Madison real estate market.
The welcoming lobby provides a stylish entrance to the building, while the courtyard offers another outdoor space for residents to enjoy. These communal areas foster a sense of community within the building, allowing neighbors to connect and socialize.
Vibrant downtown living with endless cultural experiences
Metropolitan Place sits at the epicenter of downtown Madison's dynamic urban landscape. The neighborhood pulses with energy, offering residents an eclectic mix of dining, shopping, and entertainment options just steps from their front door.
The iconic Capitol Square, a mere stone's throw away, serves as the heart of the city. Here, residents can partake in beloved Madison traditions such as the Dane County Farmers' Market, offering fresh local produce and artisanal goods. The square also hosts Concerts on the Square, where the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra performs against the backdrop of the illuminated Capitol building.
Cultural enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Overture Center for the Arts, Madison's premier venue for theater, music, and dance performances. Just a short walk away, the center hosts Broadway shows, concerts, and local productions throughout the year.
For everyday conveniences, residents have several options within walking distance. Capitol Centre Market, less than a minute's walk away, provides quick access to groceries and essentials. Those seeking a wider selection can visit Fresh Madison Market, about a 10-minute walk from the building.
The neighborhood caters to diverse palates with an array of dining options. Parthenon Gyros, a local favorite, offers quick Greek fare just a five-minute walk away. For those craving American classics, MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes is within a 10-minute stroll. The Side Door Grill and Tap, also a short walk away, provides a casual setting for drinks and American pub fare.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to several parks. Lisa Link Peace Park, less than half a mile away, offers a small urban oasis with a picnic area and amphitheater. For more extensive recreational options, Brittingham Park is within a 10-minute walk, featuring amenities such as a beach, basketball courts, and kayak rentals.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, with its lively atmosphere and beautiful lakeside setting, is easily accessible from Metropolitan Place. This proximity not only provides educational opportunities but also contributes to the area's youthful energy and cultural diversity.
Shopping options abound in the neighborhood. State Street, a pedestrian mall connecting the Capitol Square to the university campus, is lined with an eclectic mix of local boutiques, bookstores, and cafes. For more mainstream shopping, residents can walk to Target in about 10 minutes.
The neighborhood's central location also puts residents within easy reach of Madison's renowned healthcare facilities, including UnityPoint Health - Meriter Hospital and SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital, ensuring peace of mind for health-conscious residents.
Effortless commutes and eco-friendly transit options
Metropolitan Place's downtown location offers residents a multitude of transportation options, making it easy to navigate the city and beyond. The area's excellent walkability means that many daily errands and activities can be accomplished on foot, reducing the need for frequent car use.
For those who prefer two wheels, Madison's extensive network of bike lanes and paths makes cycling a popular and practical option. The city's bike-friendly infrastructure provides convenient options for short trips around the city.
Public transportation is readily accessible from Metropolitan Place. The nearest bus stop, N Broom & W Washington, is less than a five-minute walk away, connecting residents to Madison Metro's comprehensive bus network. This system provides reliable service throughout the city and to surrounding suburbs, making it easy to commute to work or explore other neighborhoods.
For longer trips, the Dane County Regional Airport is approximately 6 miles away, offering access to domestic and international flights. The airport's proximity is particularly beneficial for frequent travelers or those with visiting guests.
While the building's central location often negates the need for daily car use, residents who do own vehicles will appreciate the included parking spaces. The presence of an EV charging station in the building also caters to the growing number of electric vehicle owners, aligning with Madison's environmentally conscious ethos.
The nearby US-151 highway provides quick access to other parts of the city and beyond, connecting to major routes like Interstate 39/90/94. This accessibility is particularly useful for those who need to commute to outlying areas or enjoy weekend getaways to nearby cities like Milwaukee or Chicago.
For those who enjoy waterfront activities, the building's location between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona offers easy access to water taxis and boat rentals during the warmer months. These services provide a unique way to travel and explore Madison's beautiful lakeshores.
The combination of walkability, cycling infrastructure, public transit options, and strategic location makes Metropolitan Place an ideal choice for those seeking a car-light or car-free lifestyle in the heart of Madison. Whether commuting to work, running errands, or exploring the city, residents have a wealth of transportation options at their fingertips.
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High Crime
Crime Score®
8/ 10
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
98/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
96/ 100
Good Transit
Transit Score®
63/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Lisa Link Peace Park
7 min walk
Picnic Area
Amphitheater
Brittingham Park
8 min walk
Basketball
Dog Park
Fishing
Period Garden Park
13 min walk
Picnic Area
Botanical Gardens
Alumni Park
14 min walk
Lake
Picnic Area
Trails
Brittingham Park
15 min walk
R. Richard Wagner Park
3 min drive
Trails
James Madison Park
4 min drive
Boating
Fishing
Beach
Edward Klief Park
4 min drive
Law Park
4 min drive
Boating
Fishing
Parking Lot
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