About Madison

The town of Madison, Connecticut, is a coastal town bordered to the south by the Long Island Sound and by rural woodlands and residential areas and farms to the north. The majority of this town’s xxxxxx residents commute to outside areas for employment, in nearby cities like Hartford, New Haven, and New York City. In addition to a good public school system, there are three private schools here and eight pre-schools. Residents coming here and looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent can also find nearby institutions of higher education at Middlesex Community College and Wesleyan University, both about 20 miles away from Madison in Middletown.

There are two state parks here in Madison -- Cockaponset State Forest and Hammonasset State Park and Beach. In addition, there are several local parks, including the 45-acre beach and recreation compound, the Surf Club Beach. New arrivals here who are looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent will also find Madison’s downtown Main Street a quaint and classic New England downtown, with bookstores, a cinema, cafés and gift shops. During the summer, when the population also increases as many flock to their summer homes, the town hosts many arts and craft fairs, antique shows, and performances.

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