THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE: A Guide to Living in Madison, AL
The Village at Walden Preserve offers a distinct living experience within the broader Walden community in Madison, Alabama, specifically designed for those seeking single-story convenience without sacrificing quality. Characterized by full-brick ranch-style homes built primarily in the 2010s, this neighborhood features floor plans averaging around 2,550 square feet; offering a more manageable footprint than the larger estates found nearby. Residents enjoy full access to the community's premium amenities, including a clubhouse and pool, while benefiting from a cohesive, well-maintained streetscape zoned for James Clemens High School.
Madison City Schools
THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE is zoned for the highly acclaimed Madison City Schools district. Under the post-August 2026 school zoning maps, students in THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE are zoned for the following top-tier public schools:
Columbia Elementary
Serving grades K-5. Zoned elementary school facility.
View Zoned Homes »Liberty Middle
Serving grades 6-8. Known for outstanding academic and extracurricular programs.
View Zoned Homes »James Clemens High
Serving grades 9-12. Celebrated for collegiate prep and athletics.
View Zoned Homes »Disclaimer: School zoning boundaries are subject to change. Prospective homebuyers MUST verify all school assignments with the Madison City School district directly before making a purchase.
THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE Location
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THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE Market Pulse
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$410k - $537k
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Community & Amenities
Life in THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE is defined by comfort and engagement. An active, friendly atmosphere is supported by fantastic amenities.
Commuting from THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE
Located near Highway 72 and Research Park Blvd, the neighborhood is ideal for professionals commuting to the area's largest employment centers.
Common Questions from THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE Buyers
Q: Which schools are we zoned for?
THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE is zoned for the award-winning Madison City School district. Students in the community attend Columbia Elementary, Liberty Middle, and James Clemens High.
Q: What are the HOA fees for THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE?
THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE has a mandatory Homeowner's Association. The approximate fee is $460 Yr (subject to change), which covers the maintenance of common areas.
Q: Is THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE in a flood zone?
The majority of homes in the subdivision are located in Flood Zone X (minimal flood hazard). However, because the neighborhood backs up to natural creeks and greenways, a small number of lots may have specific designations. We always recommend checking the specific FEMA map for any property of interest during your due diligence period.
Q: How old are the homes in THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE?
Most homes in THE VILLAGE AT WALDEN PRESERVE were constructed in the 2010s (circa 2015-2020). They feature Ranch and one-story plans with modern finishes and brick construction.
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