Midvale Heights Community Homes for Sale

Listed below are homes for sale in Midvale Heights Community, a neighborhood located in Near West Madison, WI. Listings are updated multiple times a day from the SCWMLS.

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Boundaries:

Mineral Point Road to the north; South Midvale Boulevard and Southwest Bike Path to the east; Beltline Highway to the south; Whitney Way to the east

Why Do People Live Here?

Established in the mid-1850s, Midvale Heights is one of Madison’s most historic neighborhoods. Old world charm resonates in the architecture and small-community feel of this quaint west side neighborhood. Many residents of Midvale Heights have made their homes here for decades, and pride of ownership is reflected in efforts to improve and beautify the neighborhood at every turn. A “Green Team” of neighbors works to maintain the area’s six parks and greenways along Tokay Boulevard and the Bison Prairie Gateway. There’s plenty of time for fun, too. The Midvale Heights Community Association’s baseball leagues offer friendly competition that enables younger children to learn — and enables their parents to socialize. Wintertime fun is on the community’s mind as well. Efforts are underway to bring an ice skating rink back to Segoe Park, suit the neighborhood’s Victorian charm well.

What Does the Neighborhood Look Like?

Victorian homes can be found throughout the historical neighborhoods that make up Midvale Heights. A push for new development began here in the mid-1950s, which ushered in a selection of modern housing stock to compliment the two-story antique homes the area is famous for. Most of the housing stock was built in the late 1950s.  Midvale Heights offers a variety of homes that attract young families, retirees and everyone in between to the neighborhood. The community is divided into pocket neighborhoods like Oakville Heights, Kenmore, Hillview, Third Oak and Coney Weston. Much of Midvale Heights is comprised of single-family homes and the Odana Hills Golf Course. But a vibrant commercial area along Whitney Way in the northwestern corridor offers residents a range of shopping and dining options. Trendy condominiums were developed above the commercial areas along North Segoe Road.

What’s Going on Nearby?

Recent development brought the Sequoya Branch of the Madison Public Library System to an area along South Midvale Boulevard that is contiguous to Midvale Heights. The development includes cafés, local eateries, bakeries and modern condominiums. Downtown Madison is a little more than four miles east of Midvale Heights, and Middleton is about six miles west of the neighborhood. West Towne Mall and the Mineral Point Road commercial corridor are about three miles from the neighborhood. James Madison Memorial High School and Jefferson Middle School are both located in the vicinity as well. Odana Hills Golf Course, directly east of the community, is also a popular draw for neighbors.

Where Will My Kids Go School?

• Midvale Elementary, 502 Caramor Drive
• Lincoln Elementary, 909 Sequoia Trail
• West High School, 20 Ash Street

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