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Homes For Sale In Madera, CA

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Madera is a fast-growing, mid-size community in Central California between Fresno and Modesto. The city is famed for its inexpensive homes for sale, stunning vineyard views, and endless outdoor recreation across the San Joaquin Valley. Madera real estate offers homebuyers spacious yet affordable suburban homes in a pleasant sparse rural environment with a wide range of amenities within reach. Take a glimpse through our listings below and read more about the homes for sale in Madera, CA.

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$367,500

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$374,880

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$352,880

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$352,880

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$352,880

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$374,880

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$374,880

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$401,990

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1520 Concord Avenue # 10P

Madera, CA 93637

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$500,990

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1508 Concord Avenue # 08P

Madera, CA 93637

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$548,000

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$399,990

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$646,605

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$459,900

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$415,000

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$338,500

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More About Madera, CA, Homes For Sale

Nestled in the heart of California's Central Valley, the city of Madera (Spanish for "wood" or "lumber") is the main city of the Madera Metropolitan Statistical Area and county seat of Madera County. Madera has over 66K inhabitants, and it's often known as the "Heart of California" because it's located near the state's geographical center. The city is also praised as the location of the Madera AVA (American Viticultural Area) wine region, which produces 10% of all the wine grapes grown in the state.

A hidden gem often overshadowed by its biggest, more famous neighboring cities, Madera has a lot to offer, from large commercial areas and golf courses to several expansive parks, top-ranked private schools, and high-quality amenities in a relaxed atmosphere. Another major draw of owning a home for sale in Madera is its central location. Madera is just a drive away from some top destinations and outdoor experiences in the Golden State, including Yosemite National Park, Bass Lake, and all the excitement of larger cities like Fresno, Modesto, Bakersfield, and Stockton.

Madera, CA Nearby Cities

16 miles to Chowchilla, CA
17 miles to Kerman, CA
22 miles to Raymond, CA
25 miles to Firebaugh, CA
33 miles to Merced, CA

Real Estate Market in Madera, CA

Madera, CA Homes For Sale

Whether you're looking for a starter home downtown or a spacious estate in the suburbs along the beautiful San Joaquin Valley, you'll find plenty of homes for sale in Madera, CA. Single-family detached homes represent 74% of the local housing stock, and they come at a median value of $435K, less than half the state's $883K median home for sale price.

But affordability isn't the only good news for the Madera, California homebuyer. The market in this Central California city is also fast-appreciating, with homes in Madera trending up 17.9% year-over-year. The desirable variety of homes for sale is another advantage, with properties in different styles and price ranges. You're sure to find something that suits your needs if you're planning to move west with family, a partner, or by yourself.

There are currently 1,103 listings of Madera houses for sale, comprising anything from family-friendly three-to-four-bedroom dwellings with prices starting in the lower $300s up to $3.5M lodge-style mansions. A large percentage of Madera homes for sale were constructed between the '70s and '90s. The city has an even mixture of homeowners (49.96%) and renters (50.04%), according to neighborhoodscout.com data.

Madera New Construction

Homebuyers looking for brand new construction homes in Madera will be excited to know that there are plenty of options on the market. Of the existing listings of Madera homes for sale, 115 are new construction properties located in master-planned communities like Riverstone.

Most newly-built living options are detached, side-split houses with open concepts and single or two-story plans. Most new homes have three, four, or five bedrooms, and the homebuyers have options to upgrade certain features of their homes too.

Madera, CA Neighborhoods

Madera Acres

To the north of Madera homes for sale, you can find the extensive suburb of Madera Acres, considered one of the best places to live in the area for its calm rural vibe and amicable residents. Madera Acres is home to over 10K people, and it's large enough to offer all the necessary comforts but small enough to retain a sense of community. Houses for sale in Madera Acres come at a median listing price of $429K and are commonly larger, multi-bedroom, existing residences on spacious lots or custom four-bedroom new construction dwellings with modern features and sleek desert landscaping. Madera Acres offers parks, groceries, local schools, and plenty of outdoor activities, from hiking in the Sierra Nevada Forest to boating on Bass Lake.

Parkwood

Parkwood is a small, well-kept, family-oriented suburb in the southern portion of Madera, CA, right at the intersection of Ave 12 and the Golden State Highway. Parkwood is a great place to live for families and first-time homebuyers who want to be close to all the best that Madera has to offer while enjoying the peace and quiet of their comfy bedroom community. Homes for sale in Parkwood have a median value of $294K and come as a mix of traditional or contemporary single-family houses with single or two-stories and three or more bedrooms. Common housing styles in Parkwood are American bungalows, Mid-century-modern, and Ranch-style properties.

Bonadelle Ranchos-Madera Ranchos

Located directly east of the Madera homes for sale is Bonadelle Ranchos-Madera Ranchos, a sought-after pair of communities providing its residents a desirable rural lifestyle with easy access to all the amenities and conveniences of urban living. If you have decided to buy a Madera home for sale and want to live in a new or existing sizable residence with four-to-five bedrooms on a generous lot with plenty of open space surrounded by mature trees, this is the perfect spot for you. On average, houses for sale in Bonadelle Ranchos-Madera Ranchos cost around $549K. While the area is almost exclusively residential, Madera and Fresno are just minutes away. Hence, anything you might desire in terms of shopping, dining, education, and entertainment, is a quick drive away.

Madera, CA Schools

If you move to one of the homes for sale in Madera, CA, the school-age kids in your household will attend one of the schools supervised by the Madera Unified School District. As the single district overseeing public education in Madera, Madera Unified set the quality standards for 19 elementary schools, nine middle schools, and six high schools that house a student population of nearly 20K learners.

Preschools In Madera, California

Early Head Start
Small Fry Nursery School
Head Start Preschool
Full Circle Pre Kindergarten
Harvest Christian Preschool & Daycare

Elementary Schools in Madera, California

Millview Elementary
John J. Pershing Elementary
Dixieland Elementary
Lincoln Elementary
Berenda Elementary

High Schools in Madera, California

Madera High School
Madera South High School
Mountain Vista High School

Private Schools in Madera, California

Madera Christian School
St. Joachim’s Catholic School
Crossroads Christian School

Colleges & Universities in Madera, California

Madera Community College
Fresno University
California State University, Fresno
University of Phoenix

FAQs About Homes For Sale In Madera, CA

What Is The Zip Code For Homes For Sale In Madera, California?

The homes for sale in Madera, CA, are in the zip codes 93637, 93638, and 93639.

Where Is The Nearest Commercial Airport In Madera, California?

The closest airport to the Madera homes for sale is Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT / KFAT), only 28 miles or half an hour away heading south.

What County Is Madera, CA In?

Madera, CA, is the main city and seat of Madera County.

What Major City Is Madera, CA Near?

Residents in Madera houses for sale are only 25 minutes (23 miles) northeast of downtown Fresno, CA.

How Far Is Madera, CA, From Los Angeles, California?

If you own a home in Madera, CA, commuting to Los Angeles will take almost four hours depending on traffic conditions. California’s most famous city is around 242 miles away from Madera, CA.

How Hot Does It Get In Madera, California?

Madera is known for its dry, hot summers. The temperature in this California area usually ranges from 38°F to 97°F throughout the year. It is uncommon to see temperatures below 29°F or above 104°F. Winters, on the other hand, are mild, wet, and partly cloudy.

Things To Do In Madera, CA

Parks In Madera, California

Lions Town & Country Park: Top place to relax and unwind if you own a home for sale in Madera. This green space comprises an amphitheater, baseball fields, a volleyball area, a children’s playground, picnic spaces, a walking track, and new workout stations.
Centennial Park & Pool Complex: Formerly known as Swimming Pool Park, this park has been around for decades. It offers the community a wading pool, recreational pool, and diving pool near shaded picnic tables.

Museums In Madera, California

Madera County Museum: The Madera County Historical Society operates this museum dedicated to preserving the history of Madera County through a number of exhibits on the county's Native American heritage, early settlement, and agriculture.
Fossil Discovery Center of Madera County: This is a local natural history and a premier destination for fossil hunters in California. The center is located in the heart of the Sierra Nevada foothills. It is home to a fantastic array of fossils from different periods in Earth's history, as well as minerals, rocks, and artifacts.

Attractions In Madera, California

Madera District Fairgrounds: The place for everything fun in Madera, the Madera District Fairgrounds is a versatile events venue that can accommodate a wide variety of events like the Madera County Fair, the World Ag Expo, holiday markets, and food festivals.
Madera Wine Trail: One of the best kept secrets in California wine country, the Madera Wine Trail offers visitors a chance to sample some of the best wines in the state among beautiful vineyard vistas while you learn about viticulture in the state’s Central Valley.

Golfing In Madera, California

Dragonfly Golf Club: This is the longest golf course in California, and it's nestled in the rolling foothills just east of town, offering stunning views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Dragonfly is an 18-hole course that's challenging but fun and has some one-of-a-kind holes.

Living in Madera, CA Homes For Sale

Living Costs In Madera, California

The cost of living index in Madera, CA, is 101, just slightly over the United States average of 100. However, living in Madera is considerably cheaper than California standards since the state's index is 150. The average household income in Madera is around $60,748. Although Madera homes for sale, utilities, clothing, restaurants, and entertainment can cost you more than what you'd pay in other cities, you'll save money on groceries, utilities, and transportation, according to bestplaces.net.

Healthcare In Madera, California

Madera, CA, is home to a variety of healthcare services that meet the community's needs. The Camarena Health - Cleveland Health Center and the Madera County Hospital offer owners of Madera homes for sale a full range of services, from emergency care to surgery and rehabilitation. Additional healthcare providers in the area include:

Madera Children’s Med Clinic
DaVita North Madera Dialysis
American Heart Association

Madera, CA Job Market

Madera's economy is largely based on agriculture, including viticulture. The terroir in Madera is ideal for high-volume wine production. Because of this, Madera boasts several vineyards that produce approximately ten percent of all wine grapes grown in California. A well-known name in the state's wine industry, Madera is frequently viewed as a modest version of Riverina in Australia or France's Languedoc.

Aside from wine production, Madera provides a plethora of local, well-paid jobs in sectors like manufacturing, retail, education, tourism, and the service industry. Some of the major employers near homes in Madera include:

Ardagh Group
Baltimore Aircoil Co.
Lamanuzzi & Pantaleo Cold Storage
Lion Raisins Inc.
Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino

Transportation In Madera, CA

Madera, CA, is a great place to live for many reasons, but one of the best things about it is the transportation options. There are plenty of ways to get around without a car, including walking and biking, and the public transportation system is excellent. Madera County Connection (MCC) Transit System operates buses throughout the homes for sale in Madera, and there are also Amtrak and Greyhound stations for those who want to travel further afield. For those with a car, two main highways pass through Madera - Highway 99 and Highway 41. A good network of roads also connects all the different neighborhoods and suburbs. The Fresno Yosemite International Airport is just a short drive away for air commuters. Whatever your transportation needs, Madera has you covered.

Madera Mobility Scores

Walk Score: 88

Transit Score: 28

Bike Score: 61

Distance To California Main Cities

23 miles to Fresno, CA
72 miles to Modesto, CA
127 miles to San Jose, CA
147 miles to Sacramento, CA
164 miles to San Francisco, CA

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