Cherokee Park Homes for Sale

Cherokee Park has a quiet, suburban feel about 20 minutes from Downtown Madison. The neighborhood is surrounded by natural beauty on the far north side of town, including the Yahara River, nature preserves and a country club. While there’s no retail in the neighborhood, nearby Sherman Avenue connects residents to restaurants, shops and services just a short drive away. Most homes were built between the 1960s and 1980s, giving the area strong midcentury character. Townhouses and condos in the Cherokee Garden Condominiums typically range from the mid‑$100,000s to the mid‑$400,000s. The condo community is known for its well‑kept grounds, outdoor pools and direct access to nature. Single‑family homes — mostly ranch-style and split‑level — have recently sold from the mid‑$400,000s to the mid‑$700,000s. Many properties in the Burning Wood area offer Yahara River frontage. With a median sale price of around $290,000, Cherokee Park is competitively priced and appeals to buyers seeking space and long‑term investment potential. Outdoor recreation is a major draw to the area. Cherokee Marsh Conservation Park offers over 2,000 acres of wetlands to explore, with boardwalks and frequent wildlife sightings. A smaller riverside park is popular for kayaking, fishing and playground time. Next door, TPC Wisconsin gives golf lovers access to a PGA-run 18‑hole course. The airport is 3 miles away, and the Wisconsin State Capitol is a 20-minute drive. Students can attend the Madison Metropolitan School District, with private and charter options nearby.