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Learn More About These Great Wisconsin Communities
Fitchburg offers both city and country living to its 23,000 residents. The town of Fitchburg encompasses over 22,000 acres or rolling hills, farms and scenic parks and is located only 10 minutes from the heart of Madison. It is a great place to raise a family in a rural setting while living close to the city. Living in suburban homes in Fitchburg WI is a dream come true for many families.
Madison is a great place to call home. It offers everything from a bustling downtown to the quiet tranquility of its three lakes. Madison is the capitol of Wisconsin and has a population of about 235,000, which makes it the second largest city in Wisconsin, behind the much larger Milwaukee.
Middleton was named the “Best Place to Live in America in 2007 by Money Magazine and was back up in the top five in 2009. Middleton offers quality of life rarely seen in cities of its size, which makes it a perfect place to raise a family or retire. Middleton’s nickname the Good Neighbor City sums up what you can expect for this charming and welcoming community.
The beautiful city of Stoughton lies about 15 minutes south of Madison on highway 51. This town of roughly 13,000 people was founded back in 1847 and has a distinct Scandinavian feel to it.
Sun Prairie is a lovely community located to the east of Madison. While technically part of Madison proper Sun Prairie is considered a suburb. This town of 26,000 people is currently the sixth-fastest growing city in the state of Wisconsin. It is the largest city in Dane County besides Madison.
Waunakee is a growing village that is about five miles north of Madison. This town has a population of around 12,000 people. If you are looking for a small, charming town to call home, Waunakee is an excellent choice.
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