Northeastern Sun Prairie Houses for Sale

As Madison’s largest suburb, Sun Prairie is a thriving city with a rapidly growing population. While real estate developers struggle to keep pace, locals keep their eyes trained on neighborhoods like Northeastern Sun Prairie. Although several thoroughfares offer access to busier areas, a network of peaceful residential streets carves out quiet space for homeowners. “I would say it’s very desirable because it’s established. People stay there a long time,” says Michael Schuster, a Realtor with Re/Max. “We listed a house for a classmate of mine, and everybody’s neighbor wanted to come look at it. Another agent brought in clients who had missed out on another house in that neighborhood, and they wrote an offer without even seeing it.” Because of the neighborhood’s popularity, properties rarely come up for sale and get snapped up quickly when they do. Nearly 75 percent of residents are homeowners, and single-family homes dominate the property mix. “That’s an older part of town, with smaller traditional houses,” Schuster says. Ranch-style and split-level houses occupy large wooded lawns bordered by paved sidewalks for dog-walking or visiting neighbors. The median home price is about