Carver, MA Townhomes for Sale

Just west of Cape Cod, the landscape of Carver is lined with rural roads winding amidst farmland, cranberry bogs and homes on large lots. Nature preserves and ponds are interspersed within the community, and the western reaches of the Myles Standish State Forest reach into eastern Carver. “What’s beautiful about Carver is it has that rural, hometown feeling,” says Tracy Shand, a Realtor at Jack Conway. “It’s a quiet, sleepy bedroom community. Typically, people are living in single-family homes on their own little piece of paradise, tinkering out in the garage and tending to gardens.” The neighborhood takes its name from the Plymouth Colony’s first governor, John Carver, and sits on the outskirts of Plymouth itself. The tight-knit community is frequently drawn together by an array of local events, which range from a Renaissance fair to Carver’s rendition of traditional New England Old Home Days. “Everybody ends up kind of knowing everybody,” Shand says. “It’s a very sweet community and really is like a step back in time. The barber who works down the street might also live down the street, or the person who runs the diner lives around the corner from you.” Route 44 runs through