Bridgewater, MA Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Bridgewater, MA, has transitioned from an iron production hub to a residential suburb with a variety of housing options, including Cape Cod, ranch, and colonial-style homes. The city, with a population of about 28,000, offers outdoor activities at Lake Nippenicket and Carver Pond, perfect for fishing and paddle boating, and the 60-acre Bridgewater State Forest. Indoor recreation includes the Bridgewater Ice Arena and Champions golf simulations. The downtown area, centered around a small green square, features cafes, restaurants, and shops, with popular spots like Barrett’s Alehouse and Black Hat Brew Works. Bridgewater's location is appealing, with Boston and Providence about 30 miles away, accessible via major highways or a 55-minute commuter rail ride to Boston’s South Station. The Boston Logan International Airport is roughly 30 miles away, and Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport is 40 miles southwest. Bridgewater State University provides higher education opportunities. Community events like the ChiliChowda Festival and Autumn-Fest bring residents together. Despite a recent slight increase in overall crime rates, Bridgewater's crime rates are lower than the state average.