These Madison West Side properties have recently been listed for under $225K.
See all Madison West Side homes selling for less than $225K.
Madison West Side homes under $225K are typically 40-years old or so and around 1,300 square feet not counting attached garages. Frequently they have finished space in the lower level, which in some homes will be exposed and in others featuring a walk-out. Built well and built for living, these Madison West Side homes are known for their efficient use of space. Bedrooms are often a little on the smaller side in order to provide more square feet for living spaces.
Over 75% of the inventory in this price range for Madison West Side homes consists of 3-bedroom layouts with it being pretty evenly split between one and two full baths. Additional features you are likely to encounter include hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens with ample cabinet space and perhaps an island or even a pantry. As these were not “inexpensive” homes when they were originally built you are also likely to encounter a fireplace, built-ins and screened porches that have been converted to 3-season use. Often the finished space in the lower level, on average about 380 square feet in the price range, includes a family room or perhaps a 4th bedroom. Laundry facilities are generally on the lower level as well, but you will occasionally find them on the main floor as part of a remodeling.
Wide distribution on the Madison West Side will make finding the right location easy.
The under $225K range of homes has the largest distribution on Madison’s West Side and you will find homes in this price range in nearly 125 different neighborhoods. This fact will make finding your new home in a convenient location to work or in a particular school attendance area easy. The Madison West Side area is served by two high schools, West High and Memorial High, and numerous elementary and middle schools. Neighborhoods you will want to explore include Orchard Ridge, West Haven Trails, Golf Green, Oak Crest, Hawks Ridge, Meadowwood, Jamestown and Glacier Crossing just to name a few.
