Greater Boston and Massachusetts Community Information
Waltham MA Real Estate
Neighborhood highlights: Real Estate, restaurants, recreation and more
The name Waltham means "home in the woods". This city stretches along the Charles River where the dams and textile mills once defined the character of the city. Waltham is home to Brandeis University, Bentley College, and Boston University's Waltham campus.
The recent revitalization of Moody Street brings a new shine to the broad range of shops, bars, and restaurants in the downtown area. Waltham real estate is varied throughout its many neighborhoods. Some Waltham points of interest include the Waverly Oaks area (great for dog walking), the Charles River - Riverwalk on Moody Street, Gore Place, and Embassy Cinema.
Open space in the city is protected by the Waltham Land Trust.
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Charlestown MA Real Estate
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Charlestown was a city in its own right until it was annexed by the City of Boston in 1874. It is located on a peninsula north of Boston proper running between the Charles River and the Mystic River with frontage on to Boston Harbor.
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Melrose MA Real Estate
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The town of Melrose was originally known as Ponde Field for the great number of ponds and streams found within its boundaries. It was incorporated as a town in 1845. With just 4.8 square miles of land, the town houses a population of over 27,000 in little more than 11,000 households.
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Malden MA Real Estate
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Medford MA Real Estate
Neighborhood highlights: Real Estate, transportation, recreation and more
The City of Medford, meadow by the ford, is characterized by a mix of educational institutions, recreational facilities, residential neighborhoods and commercial businesses, all residing within the reach of public transportation. It was the home of notables like Fannie Farmer (most famous cookbook published), Amelia Earhart, Shawn Bates (National Hockey League), and Michael Bloomberg (Mayor of NYC), to name a few. The beautiful Mystic Lakes offer boating and swimming (Sandy Beach), with the Fells Reservation providing walking, hiking and bird watching.
There are many suburban neighborhoods in Medford, a result of the rapid and dense real estate development which followed the two World Wars. If you are looking to purchase Medford MA real estate, you’ll find a variety of properties for sale. Single family, condos, townhouses, mutli-families, estate homes and commercial buildings are found in a variety of settings. Residents can enjoy lakefront, riverfront and city views from many locations and that makes living in Medford MA very desirable!
There are some restrictions for overnight parking.
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Concord MA Real Estate
Neighborhood highlights: Real Estate, history, recreation and more
The first American military victory occurred at Concord's Old North Bridge. It is an easy walk from Monument Square in the town center, which is filled with interesting shops, eateries, and a friendly small town atmosphere. Beautiful historic homes populate Concord MA real estate and provide the backdrop for the quintessential New England experience.
Concord has a remarkably rich literary history: Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882), who moved to the town in 1835, quickly became its most prominent citizen. Other literaries include Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888) and Henry David Thoreau (1817- 1862).
Walden Pond, a great swimming hole, the Concord River, and many historic attractions add to the richness of this beautiful town. For a fun afternoon, for little money, rent a canoe at The South Bridge Boat House along the Concord River...a great way to view Concord real estate!!!
No on-street overnight parking.
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Lexington MA Real Estate
Neighborhood highlights: Real Estate, landmarks, recreation and more
You know you are in historic Lexington when you pass the Battle Green Park and Minuteman Statue which was dedicated on April 19, 1900. Lexington features the Minuteman Bike Trail, the 900 acre Minuteman National Park and many colonial era landmarks including the Monroe Tavern and the Hancock Clarke house. Every April, Colonial re-enactments rule the day in Lexington on Patriots Day.
Located in East Lexington is the sprawling meadow and marshland known as the Great Meadow, which is owned by its neighbor, the town of Arlington . Interesting real estate, shops and restaurants align Massachusetts Avenue. You will find the “Lexington Flick" theater tucked in a convenient Center location. Capes, Colonials, Ranches, Contemporaries, Antiques, Victorians and Tudors are among the styles of Lexington MA homes you’ll find in the town neighborhoods of Meriam Hill, Loring Hill, the Manor and East Village.
No on-street overnight parking is permitted in the town of Lexington.
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Winchester MA Real Estate
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Winchester's classic New England town center features many independently owned shops and restaurants. Winchester residents enjoy the amenities of the town's four ponds and lakes. Wedge Pond, in the town center, is the home of Borggaard Beach, a popular swimming spot. Adjacent to the beach are the Parker Tennis Courts (16 public clay courts). The town is one of few with a major hospital -- Winchester Hospital on Highland Avenue. Winchester is the sister city of St. Germain-en-Laye in France. Highlights of Winchester MA real estate are classic 20th century Colonials, English Tudors, Victorians. Condominiums and multi-family homes are also available. Winchester homes are known for their stunning curb appeal and meticulously maintained exteriors.
No on-street overnight parking.
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Watertown MA Real Estate
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Watertown was home to one of the earliest Massachusetts Bay Settlements, originally known as Saltonstall Plantation. Today it is home to The Perkins Institute for the Blind, the Commanders Mansion, the Armenian Library and the Watertown Arsenal area of shops and theater arts. Watertown is a destination for shoppers seeking the many local home improvement vendors; Home Depot, Roma Tile, Tile Showcase, and United Tile.
Although a secret to many, Watertown is the home of great recreational parks, playgrounds and biking paths along the Charles River. If you are looking to invest in Watertown MA real estate you will find a variety of opportunities available to you.
No on-street overnight parking.
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Cambridge MA Real Estate
Neighborhood highlights: Real Estate, history, recreation and more
Established in 1630 as Newtown, Cambridge was renamed in 1638 in honor of The University of Cambridge in England. Cambridge, the city of Higher Education, Bio-Tech Commerce and entrepreneurial start-ups, is a hub of constant creativity. A wide variety of retail shops and restaurants attracts all demographics. The Brattle Street area abutting Harvard Square is home to some of the most interesting and beautiful Cambridge MA Real Estate. Many of the residents of these homes and condos walk to work, giving Cambridge residents the distinction of being the highest percentage of commuters in the country who do so. In the spring and summer months, the activity along the Charles River ranges from biking, picnicking, sun bathing and boating, bringing people together from all of Boston's surrounding communities!
Parking in most residential areas requires a permit.
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