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Houses for Rent in Madison, WI - 7 Rentals available

We found 6 rentals in Madison, WI and 1 rental nearby

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We found 1 rental within a 10-mile radius of Madison, WI

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Madison, WI Demographics

  • Total Population243,122
  • Female 119,844
    Male 123,278
  • Median Age30.9

Madison, WI Households

  • Total Number of Households104,087
  • Family 50,256
    Non-family 53,831
  • Children 23,758
    No Children 80,329
  • Average People Per Household2.22
  • Median Household Income$54,896
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,091

Madison, WI Education Statistics

  • No High School2%
  • Some High School19%
  • Some College26%
  • Associate Degree6%
  • Bachelor Degree28%
  • Graduate Degree19%

Renting a house in Madison, WI

Do you wish you could live the American Dream minus the roof repairs, fence painting and boiler repairs? You sure can. It’s called rental homes. You are working a steady 9-5, which is sometimes 9-7, so when you finally get home you don’t want to put in a couple of extra hours as an unpaid handyman. The American Dream is about the impeccable backyard lawn where the family dog runs around. It’s about 4th of July barbeques and summer nights spent on your back porch. Of course, the dream is different for everyone, so it all depends on you. And your budget. Regardless of your budget you will manage to find some interesting homes for rent that fit your style. If you are moving from an apartment and are on a tight budget, please keep on reading. The American Dream is not only for the rich and beautiful who can rent a 4 bedroom without blinking.

The road from apartment to house is paved with…

… extra expenses. At least everyone says so. If we compare the price of 3 bedroom apartments to single family homes for rent with the same bedroom count, the house will be more expensive. You are paying more to get a yard, more square footage, storage space and privacy. But if you are looking for cheap houses for rent, you should definitely consider duplexes too. They are slightly more affordable and they come in many forms and bedroom counts. You could rent a 1 bedroom duplex, albeit they are somewhat rarer than their 2 bedroom brothers, and it goes without say that the rent will be much lower than renting a single-family house. If you are taking the smart approach, moving to a house will not cost an arm and a leg. Of the 2 listings in Madison, WI there are plenty of houses you can rent without breaking the bank. And besides, why would you pay extra to stay in a pricey neighborhood, when all you want at the end of a long day is to enjoy the tranquility of your backyard?