Madison County High School

It's a good fit if you want small-town North Florida living with a strong community feel built around the local schools. Families often choose between the Madison County Central School and Lee Elementary neighborhoods, and everyone ultimately feeds into the same high school. The trade-off is a small market with limited amenities, so it suits buyers who value space and quiet over convenience.

No — this is one of the more affordable markets in Florida. The median list price is $239,900, and active listings start as low as $99,000, so there's a genuine entry point for first-time and budget-minded buyers. At about $137 per square foot, you get more house for the money than in most of the state.

Active Madison homes for sale range from $99,000 to $315,000, with a median list price of $239,900 on a typical home around 1,311 square feet. Over the last 12 months, six homes actually sold at a median price of $103,500, which shows how much the closed data can differ from list prices. It pays to look at recent sales, not just asking figures.

It's a small, slow-moving market with just 5 active listings and 6 sales over the past year. Homes sit a median of 62 days before selling, and sellers average 90% of their asking price. That combination gives buyers time to make careful decisions and room to negotiate — you can watch it all unfold on the live map.

None of the current active listings carry HOA fees, which keeps monthly costs down. Property taxes run a median of about $2,008 per year, so your ongoing carrying costs here are modest compared to many Florida communities. Always confirm the exact tax figure on a specific property before you buy.