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Madison, CT Condos for Sale

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    $487,000

    $53K PRICE DROP
    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,360 Sq Ft

    6 Ladshaw Dr, Madison, CT 06443

    Privacy & convenience are both found within this updated detached stand-alone Ranch home in sought after Kensington Acres. Enjoy this 'tucked away' home yet a short walk to historic downtown Madison with its famed bookstore, shopping, restaurants & retail stores. This home has been beautifully maintained and shows pride of ownership throughout. Enjoy single floor living in your 2 bedroom, 2 bath

    Greg robbins Houlihan Lawrence WD

    6 Ladshaw Dr, Madison, CT 06443
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    $564,900

    Open Sat 12PM - 2PM
    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,280 Sq Ft

    6 Essex Ln, Madison, CT 06443

    Welcome home to 6 Essex Lane! Elegant and inviting, this meticulously maintained ranch style condo is set in a quiet corner of Kensington Acres North. With a beautiful back patio, you can relax in a peaceful oasis, surrounded by nature. Inside, the expansive living room flows into the dining room, all with lots of light. The gracious kitchen offers quality cabinetry and a granite countertop

    Lisa Edgerton William Raveis Real Estate

    6 Essex Ln, Madison, CT 06443
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    $570,000

    $25K PRICE DROP
    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,476 Sq Ft

    28 Downing Way Unit 28, Madison, CT 06443

    Nicely updated 1476 sf condo with family room, plus 3 season sunporch and full basement. Largest style at Windermere. Living room and dining room are open and have nice hardwood floors. The home has all new windows! Newer kitchen with maple cabinetry. Cozy family room with fireplace opens to a 3 season porch. Off the sunporch is a private patio. There are 2 good sized bedrooms and 2 lovely newer

    Judy Libby Berkshire Hathaway NE Prop.

    28 Downing Way Unit 28, Madison, CT 06443

Why Live in Madison

Madison, Connecticut, offers a serene, small-town atmosphere with proximity to major urban areas, situated just over 100 miles from Midtown Manhattan. The town's charm is evident in its selection as a film location, notably for the movie "Harvest." Madison's population increased during the Covid pandemic as people sought a quieter lifestyle. The town features well-regarded educational institutions, including Madison Public Schools, which are highly rated, and the prestigious private school Choate Rosemary Hall. Housing options range from condominiums to large single-family homes, reflecting a variety of architectural styles typical of coastal Connecticut towns.

Madison's attractions include Hammonasset Beach State Park, Connecticut’s largest public beach park, and Garvan Point Beach, known locally as Surf Club. The town also boasts Rockland Preserve with trails for running and mountain biking, and Bauer Park, which hosts a community garden and the annual Harvest Festival. Downtown Madison is vibrant, with independent restaurants, shops, and cultural venues like RJ Julia Booksellers and Susan Powell Fine Art. Dining options are diverse, with popular spots such as Bradley and Wall, Seaside Grill, and Madison Beach Hotel.

For commuting, Madison offers a convenient rail service to New York City, with the train journey taking about an hour and a half. The town's location near Interstate 95 and U.S. Route 1 facilitates easy travel. Madison combines a tranquil, rural setting with the amenities and accessibility of larger cities, making it an appealing choice for homebuyers.

Condo Price Trends

Median Condo Price
$542,500
Median 1-Bedroom Condo Price
$435,000
Median 2-Bedroom Condo Price
$537,500
Median 3-Bedroom Condo Price
$852,000
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