WI

Sun Prairie

Local Statistics

$563,967
Average Sales Price
$497,450
Median Sales Price
234
Total Listings
34,364
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Matt Deadman Homes | Real Broker LLC helps buyers and sellers in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin understand the local real estate market, compare neighborhoods, review home values, evaluate schools, and make confident decisions when buying or selling a home. Located about 10 miles northeast of Madison, Sun Prairie is one of Dane County’s most popular communities for people looking for strong schools, local amenities, neighborhood variety, and convenient access to the greater Madison area.


Sun Prairie is part of the Madison metropolitan area and has grown into one of Dane County’s largest cities outside of Madison, with a population of more than 35,000 residents. Originally settled in the early 1800s and officially becoming a city in 1958, Sun Prairie has a rich history, including being the birthplace of renowned American artist Georgia O’Keeffe.

For buyers considering Sun Prairie homes for sale, the city offers a wide range of housing options, from established neighborhoods and older homes with character to newer subdivisions, condos, and modern single-family homes. For sellers, Sun Prairie’s continued growth, strong community reputation, and proximity to Madison help make it an important and competitive real estate market in Dane County.

Sun Prairie’s economy is diverse and includes manufacturing, healthcare, retail, service businesses, and easy access to employment opportunities throughout the Madison area. The city is served by the Sun Prairie Area School District, including Sun Prairie East High School and Sun Prairie West High School, along with several elementary and middle schools. Private school options are also available in the area, including Sacred Hearts Catholic School and Peace Lutheran School.


Sun Prairie is known for its strong sense of community, vibrant downtown, local shops, restaurants, parks, trails, and year-round events. Community favorites include the annual Groundhog Day celebration with Jimmy the Groundhog and the popular Sun Prairie Sweet Corn Festival each August.

Whether you are buying your first home, selling a home, relocating to Dane County, upsizing, downsizing, or comparing Sun Prairie to nearby communities like DeForest, Windsor, Madison, Waunakee, or Cottage Grove, Matt Deadman Homes provides local guidance, market knowledge, and clear advice from the first conversation to the closing table.

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Bathrooms 2.68 2.5
Bedrooms 3.67 4
Year Built 1998 2003
Lot Size 72,926 Sqft 21,344 Sqft
Taxes $5,954 $5,775

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34.4K
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34.4K in 2020
498.8
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13.5K
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37% with children

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+1(608) 770-3333

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