Neighborhoods in Lowell, MA

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Belvidere

Just 2 miles away from downtown Lowell along the Merrimack River lies Belvidere, an older neighborhood in the city that offers historic homes and yard space while still being close to the urban amenities of downtown. Homes in the neighborhood match its age, with many houses built in the mid-1800s on large lots under the shade of towering red maple
- Average Value
  
  $605K
- List Price
  
  $302K - $1.1M
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  4 Listings
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Highlands

Highlands is one of several neighborhoods that make up the city of Lowell, offering residents a small community just 5 miles south of New Hampshire and 30 miles north of Boston. “The area is known as a gateway city, meaning it has attracted many immigrants over the years,” says Paul-Ratha Yem, a Realtor for Global Realty Network who has been
- Average Value
  
  $542K
- List Price
  
  $296K - $930K
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  4 Listings
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Lower Belvidere

The Lower Belvidere neighborhood lies alongside the Concord River’s eastern shore and offers historic homes and some of Lowell's largest green spaces. The neighborhood's streets wrap around expanses of green space, allowing many of the community's multifamily homes and condos to view the picturesque greenery. The southern and northern ends of the
- Average Value
  
  $536K
- List Price
  
  $315K - $379K
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  0 Listings
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Pawtucketville

The largest of the nearly dozen neighborhoods that make up Lowell, Pawtucketville is a historic residential community on the banks of the Merrimack River that was first settled by colonists in 1668. Writer Jack Kerouac grew up in Pawtucketville, penning his first semi-autobiographical novel, Maggie Cassidy, as a 17-year-old student at Lowell High
- Average Value
  
  $500K
- List Price
  
  $265K - $727K
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  9 Listings
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South Lowell

South Lowell lies on the outskirts of the city of Lowell, balanced between urban and suburban. Some blocks have tree-shaded single-family homes with grassy lawns, while others are lined with multifamily structures. Real estate in South Lowell is generally more affordable than in neighboring communities, which makes it accessible to first-time
- Average Value
  
  $461K
- List Price
  
  $245K - $689K
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  4 Listings
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Sacred Heart

Along the Concord River, Sacred Heart consists of residential sectors situated around a central thoroughfare and the sprawling grasses of an expansive cemetery. The cemetery is in turn flanked by a pair of main roads, with smaller, quiet side-streets featuring single-family homes. . “You have commercial in the middle and residential on the sides,”
- Average Value
  
  $459K
- List Price
  
  $322K - $698K
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  1 Listing
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Acre

One of the oldest and most culturally diverse neighborhoods in Lowell, The Acre has served as a landing spot for residents from a variety of backgrounds and nationalities since it was founded in the 1840s. Irish immigrants settled into the area first before French, Canadian, Portuguese, Greek, Polish, Latin, Southeast Asian and African residents
- Average Value
  
  $449K
- List Price
  
  $270K - $678K
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  9 Listings
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Centralville

Tucked against a bend in the Merrimack River, Centralville offers an urban experience in a suburban environment — a sector of the city just over a mile from Downtown Lowell that combines relative housing affordability with commuting access to Boston and New Hampshire. “It is a very community-oriented, friendly area close to downtown and UMass
- Average Value
  
  $445K
- List Price
  
  $230K - $683K
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  4 Listings
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Back Central

Back Central is a dense neighborhood next to the heart of downtown Lowell that places its residents near some of the city’s best amenities. About 30 miles from Boston, the area has long supported affordability and accessibility as it began as a working-class neighborhood. “Lots of folks in the area are generational,” says Chris Doherty, owner of
- Average Value
  
  $427K
- List Price
  
  $234K - $540K
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  0 Listings
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Lower Highlands

As the country’s first planned industrial town, Lowell, Massachusetts, has a rich history rooted in cotton milling and textile manufacturing, and is often referred to as the “Cradle of the American Industrial Revolution.” The days of textile manufacturing as a major industry have passed, and while the city’s heritage is celebrated through cultural
- Average Value
  
  $479K
- List Price
  
  $215K - $602K
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  4 Listings
Lower Highlands

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