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Morris County, New Jersey

Madison real estate

A walkable Morris County center with a direct train.

The short version

Drew University, a real downtown, and Midtown Direct service.

I have lived in Millburn for more than fourteen years and work across this corridor daily. What follows is what I would tell a friend who asked me about Madison — including the parts that are not flattering.

Housing stock

In-town Victorians and Colonials, with larger homes on the outskirts.

Price band

Roughly $700K–$2.5M; $2–2.5M sits at the upper end of the market.

Commute

Station: Madison
Line: Morristown Line (Midtown Direct)

See the one-seat ride comparison for how this compares with neighboring towns.

Madison at a glance

  • County
    Morris County, New Jersey
  • Municipality
    Borough of Madison
  • ZIP code
    07940
  • Train station
    Madison
  • Line
    Morristown Line (Midtown Direct)

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Nearby towns

  • Short Hills — A neighborhood inside Millburn Township, not a town of its own.
  • Millburn — The walkable half of Millburn Township.
  • Summit — A one-seat ride and a downtown that behaves like a small city.
  • Chatham — Two municipalities, one name — and this catches people out.

Thinking about Madison?

Whether you're two years out or listing next month, a conversation costs nothing and usually clarifies more than a search ever will.

Questions

Madison questions

What county is Madison in?

Madison is in Morris County, New Jersey.

What is the municipality for Madison?

Borough of Madison. Note that postal addresses and municipalities do not always match — always confirm which municipality a property actually sits in.

Does Madison have a train station?

Madison. Service runs on the Morristown Line (Midtown Direct).

What price range is typical in Madison?

Roughly $700K–$2.5M; $2–2.5M sits at the upper end of the market.

What kind of homes are in Madison?

In-town Victorians and Colonials, with larger homes on the outskirts.