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Community-oriented southwest Madison neighborhood
With quiet, tree-lined streets, residents of Greentree get a degree of separation from the busy atmosphere of downtown Madison, just 15 minutes away. According to long-time neighborhood resident and former member of the Greentree Neighborhood Association, Chuck Kime: “Greentree is a community-oriented neighborhood where neighbors help out one another.” Folks here take care of their community, evidenced by active participation in the Greentree Garden Club and initiatives like the Adopt-a-Tree program. For those who prefer neighborly warmth to the brisk clip of urban life, Greentree offers a suburban retreat with big-city amenities nearby, like parks and a highly-rated elementary school within walking distance and West Towne Mall a short drive away.
Greentree is a bedroom community in west Madison.
The Prairie Road Pantry is an example of the strong sense of community in Greentree.
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Spacious established homes surrounded by old-growth trees
The winding residential streets of Greentree are lined by sidewalks and manicured lawns, with many homes featuring front-yard flower gardens in the warmer months, with neighborhood landscaping bolstered by the community’s gardening club. Most homes were built between the 1950s and ‘70s, ranging from ranch-style houses and split-levels to contemporary styles, all of which have a well-rooted feel thanks to wooded lots and mature trees. These houses tend to be spacious, with four to six bedrooms and attached two-car garages. Prices start in the mid-$200,000s and can climb to the upper $600,000s, with the median around $440,000.
Various angular, contemporary houses are located on a secluded street.
Some Tudor-inspired bi-level homes with attached garages also exist in Greentree.
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Greentree students attend one of Madison’s top high schools
Local students can attend Madison Metropolitan Schools, starting at Milele Chikasa Anana Elementary, where students have the option to receive Spanish dual language instruction from kindergarten through third grade. Families can then opt to send their children to Ezekiel Gillespie Middle or Toki Middle, with all three schools earning a B-minus grade from Niche. Memorial High, which Niche ranks as the No. 2 best public high school in the Madison area, scores an A.
Signage and exterior for the Lighthouse Church & School on Shroeder Road.
The children's garden is outside of Falk Elementary School.
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Walk to Elver Park, the city’s largest community park
Just next to the elementary school is Hammersley Park, where locals get their hands dirty in the community garden to grow and harvest seasonal produce. Alongside a handful of other neighborhood parks that ensure every resident has outdoor space within walking distance, Greentree sits right on the cusp of Elver Park, Madison’s largest community park. It features an inclusive playground and splash park, so kids can have year-round fun, including winter recreation like ice skating and sledding. Golfers also won’t have to travel far to find a course for their next round, with the Odana Hills Golf Course just across the highway and Vitense Golfland even closer, with a driving range and mini golf course.
The pond sits along a bike path at Greentree-Chapel Hills Park.
Residents of Greentree have access to Vitense, an indoor/outdoor mini golf and driving range.
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Residents care for the community through the Greentree Neighborhood Association
With an active neighborhood association, Greentree residents can get involved in the community with seasonal events like the annual 4th of July Picnic and Halloween bonfire. Folks take care of their community by joining neighborhood beautification efforts spearheaded by the Greentree Garden Club, donating food to the Anana Elementary food pantry and adopting trees in the local parks to ensure that the next generation will be able to enjoy their shade.
Greentree residents can enjoy the walkability of the neighborhood in any season.
The Madison Ice Arena in Greentree has public skate times, as well as tournaments.
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From everyday grocery shopping to a trip to West Towne Mall
Greentree residents can pick up groceries and other daily goods at the nearby Walmart Supercenter or Aldi. Right across the highway is West Towne Mall, where locals browse through a variety of department and specialty retailers surrounded by a plethora of chain sit-down and fast-food restaurants. Local alternatives include Copper Top Family Restaurant, a bustling breakfast diner with menu items ranging from savory to sweet, and Cambridge Winery Tasting Room, which serves house-made pizza and cheese board to pair with its wine flights.
West Towne Mall near Greentree is a bustling shopping center with both local and chain stores.
You can enjoy comfort food at Copper Top Family Restaurant near Greentree.
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Leave the car behind with Metro Transit bus stops
Downtown Madison is about 15 to 20 minutes or under 10 miles away, making commuting or exploring the city easy. Metro Transit bus stops along Schroeder Road also make traveling painless without the hassle of parking, with stops near the University of Wisconsin-Madsion and its health system as well as Dane County Regional Airport.
Several blocks of the Greentree neighborhood with downtown in the distance.
Schroeder Road in Greentree has two city bus lines that frequently run through the neighborhood.
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Welcome to this lovingly maintained home in a beloved west side neighborhood. The home's spacious primary bedroom addition, eat-in kitchen nook, formal dining, and stunning redwood screen porch create a warm, functional layout ideal for daily living and entertaining. The family room features a bow window and fireplace, while a large breakfast area offers versatile space for dining or office use.
This well-built 1966 Parade of Homes property is one you don't want to miss! Beautiful Cape Cod with some excellent features. Hardwood floors throughout much of the house (including underneath living room carpet). Beautiful private backyard is a bird lovers paradise, with renewed deck and many perennials. Second floor sundeck is great for both relaxing and entertaining. Priced below assessment;
Showings start 6/13. Opportunity knocks with this classic mid-century bi-level home built in 1964, nestled on a 0.33-acre wooded lot. The home offers a spacious layout characteristic of the era, including large windows, an open living, and dining area, and two levels of living space. Original architectural elements remain, ready to be brought back to life or updated with your personal touch.
Wonderfully updated home on the West side of Madison is now available for rent! With a fully updated kitchen and bath, hardwood floors, screened in porch and amazing South facing deck - this well maintained home is ready to welcome new caretaker! Close proximity to Anana Elementary school and nearby Elver park and all the amenities that the West Towne area has to offer. Schedule a walkthrough
Be the first to move into this newly renovated duplex in the popular Greentree neighborhood, near Exact Science. Available August 1 or September 1. Flexible lease--1300 square feet--One car garage--Washer and Dryer--Fenced backyard--Pets Welcome--One month security deposit required--No evictions and convictions
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
1,628
Median Age
39
Population Density
6 ppl/acre
Population under 18
24.1%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
22.2%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$97,771
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$112,583
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
97.1%
College Graduates
62.1%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
30.7%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
79.2%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
37''
Average Winter Low Temperature
12°F
Average Summer High Temperature
82°F
Annual Snowfall
59''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
55/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
26/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
39/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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