Dudgeon-Monroe Homes for Sale

The Dudgeon-Monroe real estate market consists of approximately 1,500 houses lining the Monroe Street corridor in the most walkable neighborhood on the near west side of town. Many buyers are attracted to the houses in this area for their craftsmanship and architecture, which date back to the 1920s and 1930s. This area offers a wide variety of architectural styles that range from prairie/craftsman and bungalow houses, to Cape Cod, Colonial, and National Folk/Farm designs. If you prefer houses with original hardwoods and crown moulding, solid oak woodwork and built-ins, then Dudgeon-Monroe should be high on your list of "must see" Madison neighborhoods. You can learn more about this near west side community by continuing below.

Dudgeon-Monroe is also home to the Monroe Commons condominiums.

All Dudgeon Monroe Real Estate Listings

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Photo of Listing #1990649
Open house

Scheduled Open House Open House Date: 2024-12-15 Open House Time: 12:00-2:00

New Listing

701 Gilmore Street, Madison

$899,000 - 3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,768 Sf

MLS® # 1990649, 0 days, Active

Photo of Listing #1985771

1933 West Lawn Avenue, Madison

$925,000 - 4 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,969 Sf

MLS® # 1985771, 87 days, Offer-Show

Dudgeon-Monroe Real Estate Overview

Dudgeon-Monroe Price & Inventory Stats

Current Listings

  • With Accepted Offers: 1
  • Without Accepted Offers: 1
  • Total Active Listings: 2
  • % with Accepted Offers: 50%
  • Months of Inventory: 0.5

Sold 12/13/2023 - 12/13/2024

  • Total Sold Listings: 22
  • Highest Sold Price: $1,210,000
  • Lowest Sold Price: $487,500
  • Average Sold Price: $730,732
  • Median Sold Price: $610,250

* Source: IDX Active & Sold Listings

* Property Types: Single Family, Multi Family

More about Dudgeon-Monroe, Madison, WI

The homes in Dudgeon-Monroe were "new urbanism", "smart design", and "urban density" long before these terms became a part of our common vocabulary. The houses in the area are built on modestly-sized lots along the Monroe Street corridor, where dozens of stores, boutiques, art galleries, coffee shops and restaurants are only a short walk or bike ride from home. Some of Madison's most recognized businesses are located along Monroe Street, including Trader Joe's, Barriques Wine Cave, Mickie's Dairy Bar, and Michael's Frozen Custard, to name a few. Monroe Street is even home to a pharmacy and a local branch of the public library.

Neighborhood Parks and Recreation

Dudgeon-Monroe offers convenient access to some of Madison's beloved outdoor destinations. In this near west side community, a trip to the lake, along with a scoop of Michael's Frozen Custard, makes for a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Wingra Park offers gorgeous views of Lake Wingra, as well as canoe and kayak rentals, a playground, soccer field and basketball court. Walk south from Wingra Park and you'll arrive at Wingra Springs Park (aka "The Duck Pond"). From here, a short walk up the hill on Glenway Street brings you to Glenwood Children's Park and the Glenway Golf Course.

If you're a biking enthusiast, this neighborhood offers you the perfect location. Ride your bike around the Lake Wingra loop, which includes a run through the scenic University of Wisconsin Arboretum. Or hop on the Southwest Commuter Bike Path, which connects you to the University of Wisconsin campus and the larger Badger State and Capital City bike trail systems.

Community Schools

Dudgeon-Monroe properties are zoned to the Madison West High school attendance area. Local elementary schools include Franklin/Randall and Thoreau. The middle school options include either Cherokee Heights or Hamilton.

A number of private school options are available in the area as well. Private elementary schools include Blessed Sacrament, Wingra School, and Edgewood Grade School. Edgewood also offers education at the high school and college levels.

Dudgeon-Monroe Neighborhood Association (DMNA)

The local neighborhood association is one of the most active neighborhood groups in Madison. Many volunteers show their allegiance to the neighborhood by tending to the local parks and green spaces. The association actively promotes the history of the neighborhood and the relevance of its many architecturally significant homes.

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