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# Verona, WI - A Great Suburb of Madison

© Mapbox &nbsp;/&nbsp; © OpenStreetMap Suburb grade&nbsp; A+ Overall Niche Grade How are grades calculated? Data Sources Public Schools grade&nbsp; A Crime &amp; Safety grade&nbsp; B Housing grade&nbsp; A minus Nightlife grade&nbsp; B+ Good for Families grade&nbsp; A+ Diversity grade&nbsp; B minus Jobs grade&nbsp; A Weather grade&nbsp; C+ Cost of Living grade&nbsp; B minus Health &amp; Fitness grade&nbsp; A minus Outdoor Activities grade&nbsp; A minus Commute grade&nbsp; B+ View Full Report Card Verona is a suburb of Madison with a population of 15,232. Verona is in Dane County and is one of the best places to live in Wisconsin. Living in Verona offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In Verona there are a lot of restaurants and parks. Many families and young professionals live in Verona and residents tend to be liberal. The public schools in Verona are highly rated. About About Verona... Suburb Population 15,232 Suburb of Madison View Nearby Homes Wisconsin Dane County Real Estate Median Home Value $420,400 National $332,700 Median Rent $1,605 National $1,413 Area Feel Question Based on the housing stock, population density, and the proximity of amenities of the area. Dense Suburban Rent vs. Own Rent 33% Own 67% Sponsored Mortgage Options for Verona Get Rates Get a Verified Approval Letter (VAL) 24/7 online support Wide range of loan options High customer satisfaction Niche may be compensated by the third party lenders and others who place ads on the website. Niche is not a lender and does not endorse the products of these advertisers. Fees that Niche receives for ads do not affect the terms you may be offered by the lender you choose. There are many additional borrowing options available. Explore Verona Real Estate View Nearby Homes Verona Rankings Niche rankings are based on rigorous analysis of key statistics from the U.S. Department of Education and millions of reviews. Best Suburbs to Live in Wisconsin # 14 of 111 Best Places to Live in Wisconsin # 15 of 411 Best Suburbs for Young Professionals in Wisconsin # 16 of 111 See All Verona Rankings Crime &amp; Safety Crime &amp; Safety grade&nbsp; B Based on violent and property crime rates. Violent Crimes Calculated annually per 100,000 residents National Assault 30.4 national &nbsp; 282.7 Murder 0 national &nbsp; 6.1 Rape 12.2 national &nbsp; 40.7 Robbery 6.1 national &nbsp; 135.5 Property Crimes Calculated annually per 100,000 residents National Burglary 24.3 national &nbsp; 500.1 Theft 608.2 national &nbsp; 2,042.8 Motor Vehicle Theft 30.4 national &nbsp; 284 More About Verona Crime Residents Diversity grade&nbsp; B minus Based on ethnic and economic diversity. Age &lt;10 years 15% 10-17 years 12% 18-24 years 6% 25-34 years 12% 35-44 years 15% 45-54 years 14% 55-64 years 11% 65+ years 14% More Education Levels National Master's degree or higher 23% national &nbsp; 14% Bachelor's degree 41% national &nbsp; 22% Some college or associate's degree 21% national &nbsp; 28% High school diploma or equivalent 14% national &nbsp; 26% Less than high school diploma 1% national &nbsp; 10% More More About Verona Residents Working in Verona Jobs grade&nbsp; A Based on employment rates, job and business growth, and cost of living. Median Household Income $119,606 National $80,734 Search for Jobs in Verona Public Schools Private Schools Top Public Schools Serving Verona grade&nbsp; A+ Pope Farm Elementary School Rating 4.5 out of 5 4 reviews reviews grade&nbsp; A Verona Area International School Rating 4.5 out of 5 8 reviews reviews grade&nbsp; A Verona Area High School Rating 3.77 out of 5 281 reviews reviews grade&nbsp; A Country View Elementary School Rating 5 out of 5 2 reviews reviews grade&nbsp; A New Century School See All 17 Public Schools in Verona &nbsp; Similar Places Places like Verona grade&nbsp; A Waunakee Suburb of Madison, WI Rating 3.4 out of 5 40 reviews reviews grade&nbsp; A minus McFarland Suburb of Madison, WI Rating 3.83 out of 5 30 reviews reviews grade&nbsp; A minus Oregon Town Town in Wisconsin grade&nbsp; A Sun Prairie Suburb of Madison, WI Rating 4.02 out of 5 133 reviews reviews More Verona Reviews Rating 3.95 out of 5 83 reviews reviews 4.0 Rating 4 out of 5 reviews overall star rating 83 reviews 5 18 reviews 4 45 reviews 3 18 reviews 2 2 reviews 1 0 reviews Rating 4 out of 5 reviews Local restaurants &amp; cafés – especially non-chain spots, late-night food, and cozy coffee shops. Entertainment/nightlife – live music venues, a small theater, comedy nights, or places open past 9–10 pm. Walkable mixed-use areas – more dense pockets where housing, food, and shops are clustered (beyond Epic-centric zones). Public gathering spaces – plazas, shaded seating, community event spaces that aren’t just parks. Public transit connectivity – better frequency and routes to Madison, especially evenings/weekends. Housing variety – more affordable options and mid-density housing (townhomes, smaller apartments). Youth/teen spaces – places for teens to hang out safely that aren’t school or sports-only. Cultural programming – art shows, festivals, food trucks, night markets, pop-up events. Current Resident 6 months ago Overall Experience 0 people have found this helpful Report Review Verona Rating 4 out of 5 reviews It's a quiet, peaceful suburban town perfect for families who aren't interested in city life. Lots of good restaurants and parks. That said, it's quite uneventful, but that's what some people look for. Lots of new developments so housing is pretty affordable compared to other parts of the country. It's about a 30 minute commute to downtown Madison, and having a car is absolutely necessary. Current Resident 9 months ago Overall Experience 0 people have found this helpful Report Rating 5 out of 5 reviews Verona is a great place for families to live. There is a great education system, as well as a lot of family-friendly activities to do in the area. Verona also has lots of green spaces for adults and children to exercise and play. Further, Madison is just a short drive which is great for job opportunities! Current Resident Apr 11 2025 Overall Experience 0 people have found this helpful Report Read More Reviews Add to list
