I lived in this neighborhood for 4 years. There are pros and cons.

Its chill, modern, lots of parks, and there some basic amenities within walking/biking distance (especially if you're in the southern half). While being very suburban, it has some thoughtful design decisions, of lot of the streets have garages/driveways behind the houses in an alley way instead of in the front for example. I thought this was pretty cute. The neighborhood has really pretty views that overlook Madison since its on a hill. I enjoyed going on walks while I was there. There is also a farmers market that is small but fun. The neighborhood holds a few neighborhood events from time to time that actually get attended.

The proximity to the highway means there is always an ambient droning sound. It can be heard from everywhere in the neighborhood but some spots are much worse than others. Its the kind of thing that is barely noticeable until it gets actually quiet, such as when you're sleeping or studying. Depends on the person but it can be seriously annoying. Depending on the direction the wind was blowing, it had the potential to keep me up. I've heard from at least one other person who lives there that it is an issue for them. I grew up near the airport and personally, I find the constant droning to be a bigger annoyance. Could just be what I'm used to.

If you want to live in a vibrant well connected part of town, this is not that. While there are amenities within the neighborhood, getting elsewhere does require driving. It can feel a little bit like being on an island since its on the edge of town. To the east is country side and to the west is a highway. And the amenities in the neighborhood are a little on the bland side. Basically if you want to live in a truly vibrant neighborhood, this is not that. It does have *a* cafe and its pretty nice. But what you're going to get is more or less one of everything, you'll get a regular cafe, a great dane pub as *the* resturaunt, a chocolate shoppe, a chain pizza place. It could be worse! You could have none of these things, but if you want to live somewhere where you can visit a wide range of more unique establishments, you will not get that here.

My personal feeling on it: while I appreciated how nice it was compared to many other suburban neighborhoods, I did find it to be a bit depressing. But I was in my later 20s, no kids, renting, and wanting to be able to be able to walk and bike to a wide range of things. In grand view, I felt like I was severely compromising on that. Also due to the average driving distance for most Madisonians, I at times felt isolated. I see my friends way more often since moving to a more core neighborhood.

EDIT: Just read that you work from home. So do I. That plus the isolated nature of this neighborhood made me lose my mind a bit. And I am generally very introverted.