Madison, TN
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Who is Madison a good fit for?
Madison is a suburban neighborhood north of Nashville, Tennessee. The area is primarily residential, with a mix of young and middle-aged adults. You will also find many young families throughout Madison. It’s a great area for those wanting to stay close to Nashville but who also prefer a more suburban environment.
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Pros & Cons of living in Madison
Pros
- It has a lower overall cost of living and many affordable housing options.
- The neighborhood is easily accessible from several major interstates.
- Madison is very close to Downtown Nashville.
Cons
- Crime rates are fairly high across the suburb.
- The area does not offer an abundance of nightlife and restaurant options.
- It is not a walkable neighborhood.
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How to get around in Madison
Almost everyone living in Madison drives, and the average one-way commute time is around 26 minutes. However, Madison gains recognition for its easy accessibility. The suburb borders major highways and interstates I-65, I-40, and I-24. You’ll also find major roads running directly through the town, such as Old Hickory Boulevard and Gallatin Pike.
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Parks and Recreation in Madison
Cedar Hill Park is a great place to enjoy a family picnic and spend time outdoors. The park is ideal for kids as it features seven covered picnic areas, a playground, trails, and a duck pond.
Another family-friendly location is Madison Park and Community Center. It has roughly 30 acres of greenery, complete with picnic shelters, sports fields, and paved pathways. The community center also hosts a number of fitness classes for all ages.
Cedar Hill Park
860 Old Hickory Blvd, Madison, TN 37115
Cedar Hill Park offers peaceful areas to escape the urban noise, as well active areas such as baseball fields, a duck pond, playground, paths, and covered pavilions with picnic tables. There is also an 18 hole disc golf course located within the park.
Crime in Madison
In the past year in Madison there were 48% more assaults, 35% more burglaries, 40% more robberies, 49% more vehicle thefts compared to the national median.
Area crime rates are a debatable topic in the Madison community. While some feel that parts of the neighborhood are steadily improving, both violent and property crime statistics are above the nation’s average. As areas continue to develop, the neighborhood hopes to see a further drop in these metrics. To verify reported crime information, we recommend using Crime Mapping.
Cost of Living in Madison
The cost of living in Madison, Tennessee is considerably lower than many of the surrounding metropolitan neighborhoods. The median home price is roughly $352,000 and it's not uncommon to find homes in the range of $250,000 - $700,000.
Rent costs within the area are lower as well, noting prices around $1,000 for most one-bedrooms. Home styles vary across Madison, and you’ll find an even split between renters and homeowners.
- Education costs 16.40% less than the national average.
- Entertainment costs 14.80% less than the national average.
- Food costs 4.60% less than the national average.
- In Madison utilities costs 2.5% more than the national average.
- Healthcare costs 14.90% less than the national average.
Overall, Madison’s cost of living is 7.30% less expensive than the national average.
Job Market of Madison
45,658 Total Popultation
The median household income in Madison is $41,728 and the average household income in Madison is $49,020. 14.81% of the population people works in Retail, 13.88% works in Healthcare, and 8.71% works in Accommodations.
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FAQs
What is life in Madison like?
Those living in Madison can expect a more rural environment, suitable for raising a family. It is a great location for those looking to stick close to the downtown area, but much rather prefer a quieter setting.
Why are homes in Madison a good investment?
Purchasing a home in Madison is a good investment considering the affordable housing prices in the area. It is also very close to Downtown Nashville, which drives up the demand for its convenience.
How long does it take to commute to Downtown Nashville from Madison?
Commuting from Madison to Downtown Nashville by car will take approximately 14 minutes.
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