When you become a homeowner of the Conrad, you may feel as though you're on vacation even when it's just a night home from work. The open and airy floor plan makes everyday life just a bit simpler to take on. After all, doing the laundry isn't so bad, when you're just steps away from your favorite bottle of wine on the kitchen island. The Conrad is practical, yet luxurious, and that's why we love it. We think you will too. All prices, promotions and specifications are subject to change at any time without notice based on the discretion of Veridian Homes.
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Schools
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
Creekside Elementary School
Public PreK-5 • Assigned • 0.3mi
3/10
Prairie View Middle School
Public 6-8 • Assigned • 1.3mi
3/10
Sun Prairie East High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 2.0mi
9/10
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About Smith's
Crossing
Smith's Crossing, located between US-151 and Reiner Road, is a suburban and residential Sun Prairie neighborhood with curving cul-de-sacs and pocket green space. The streetscape reads as late-20th-century to early-2000s builds, with attached garages and tidy setbacks shaping a calm, car-oriented rhythm. Neighborhood character concentrates around the US-151 and Reiner Road interchange, where commuter traffic, big-box pads, and service storefronts set the daily tempo. Within the Sun Prairie orbit, Buck & Honey’s anchors local dining culture, while the Sun Prairie Performing Arts Center and Wisconsin Brewing Company add a strong arts-and-craft-beer thread. Parks and multi-use paths connect the area to larger recreation corridors, including the city’s athletic fields and open lawns. The result is a practical, low-key setting with a clear Madison-area commute profile.
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Experience Smith's Crossing McCoy Addition
WITH AGE COMES WISDOM, SOME (WISE) PERSON ONCE SAID. In this innovative Sun Prairie neighborhood, we've taken some wise ideas from old-fashioned neighborhoods - things like wider sidewalks, narrower streets, loads of greenspaces, and plenty of community gathering places. Then we've added some newer touches, from convenient neighborhood shopping and dining, to diverse homesites suited for today's wide array of housing options. The ideas intersect at a place called Smith's Crossing. It's a community, really, designed on a people-sized scale. Stop by for a visit. We're guessing you'll want to stay for a decade or so.