Auburndale, WI

Auburndale is a small town located in Dane County, Wisconsin. The population was 2,898 at the 2010 census. Auburndale is located on the western edge of Madison and is bordered by Monona to the south, Middleton to the east, and Verona to the north.

The town was first settled in 1837 and was originally called " New Auburndale". The name was changed to Auburndale in 1853 in honor of Dr. James Auburndale, a physician who served as president of Union College (now University of Wisconsin- Madison) from 1849-1853.

Today, Auburndale is a thriving community with many businesses and attractions. The downtown area features several shops and restaurants as well as a bank, post office, library, fire department/EMS station, police department/sheriff's office, and public works building. There are also several parks including Oakwood Park which features a playground and basketball court as well as an open field for playing sports. Auburndale also has two golf courses - one public course (Lakeside Golf Club) and one private course (The Links at Eagle Ridge).

Real estate in Auburndale is highly sought after due to its close proximity to Madison as well as its many amenities and conveniences. Homes in Auburndale range from starter homes to large estates with plenty of space for all your needs. There are also plenty of options for buying or selling real estate in Auburndale thanks to its strong economy and stable population growth over the past few years.