Neighborhoods in Middlesex County, MA

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  Woodville

  Woodville is a residential community in east Wakefield, 14 miles north of Boston. “Woodville is home to the multi-town vocational high school and also Breakheart Reservation,” says local Realtor Laurie Hunt. “The reservation has walking trails, and one of the trails leads you to a beach. You’re going in about a mile. They do many things in the

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    $867K

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    $473K - $1.8M

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  Colonial Park

  About 12 miles from downtown Boston, Stoneham’s Colonial Park neighborhood prioritizes the family-oriented lifestyle. “It’s popular for two main reasons,” says Century 21 Broker/Owner Craig Celli, a lifelong Stoneham resident who has sold in the area since 1989. “It’s at the very end of a cul-de-sac with no major thoroughfares, so kids can walk to

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    $863K

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    $506K - $1.5M

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  Salem End Road

  The Salem End Road neighborhood in Framingham, Massachusetts, bears a unique connection to its namesake. “One of the women in Salem accused of witchcraft, she escaped and settled in Framingham,” says Nelson Zide, an agent with ERA Key Realty Services. “And that’s why it’s called that because it’s the end of that story here.” Sarah Clayes,

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    $861K

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    $599K - $1.5M

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    2 Listings

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  Cummingsville

  With lush parks sprinkled throughout the neighborhood of Cummingsville, it may be hard to believe that it lies less than 13 miles from downtown Boston. Along the community’s meandering suburban streets and cul-de-sacs, mid-1900s homes sit on grassy, quarter-acre lots. The area offers a convenient location for accessing major highways and proximity

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    $858K

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    $613K - $1.8M

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    4 Listings

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  Lakeside

  The 27,000-person Boston suburb of Lakeside is home to Lake Quannapowitt, a manmade lake with city parks along its shoreline. To the east of the lake is a neighborhood aptly named Lakeside, filled primarily with single-family homes with an elementary school in the middle and several family-owned restaurants scattered throughout. The neighborhood

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    $846K

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    $500K - $1.5M

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    4 Listings

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  Montrose

  Interstate 95 runs through the northern end of Montrose, a neighborhood in northeast Wakefield with an MBTA bus stop that connects to a transfer at Malden Center, making commutes to Boston convenient. The primarily residential community also has a centrally located park and an upscale shopping center 2 miles away. "It's close to the highway," says

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    $841K

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    $570K - $1.7M

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    6 Listings

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  South Side

  South Side is an appealing slice of the booming City of Waltham that straddles the Charles River, bursting with quality dining and a diverse array of homes. Waltham is a town that has experienced a rash of new arrivals thanks in part to its housing value compared to surrounding areas. “It’s a riverfront community with lots of space for outside

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    $825K

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    $467K - $1.4M

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    6 Listings

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  Oak Grove-Pine Banks

  Sandwiched by the Middlesex Fells Reservation and Pine Banks Park, the Oak Grove-Pine Banks neighborhood stretches across the southern half of Melrose, Massachusetts, a suburb north of Boston. “People love this area because you can hop right on the highway, and it’s like 15 minutes to Boston,” says Jill Leeman, a real estate agent with Leeman &

  • Average Value

    $825K

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    $557K - $1.5M

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    2 Listings

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  Shakerhill

  At the intersection of Winchester, Woburn, and Lexington, Shaker Hill is a suburban neighborhood on the outskirts of Boston with a warm community spirit. “It’s the kind of place where you can go for a walk and people will come out of their homes to say hi,” said Eileen Doherty, who has worked in the area for 40 years. “You don’t often find a

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    $825K

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    $420K - $1.3M

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    1 Listing

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  Dunstable

  One of the country's longest-standing communities, Dunstable is a rural escape from the hustle and bustle of nearby Boston. The area was first inhabited by the Wamisit and Naticook tribes before being colonized in 1673. The town initially encompassed over 200 square miles along the Merrimack River. Now, the community encompasses just under 17

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    $821K

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    $671K - $1.2M

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  Glenwood

  Between the cities of Malden and Medford is a sprawling residential area that is generally referred to as Glenwood; however, because of its size, locals often say they live in more specific parts of the neighborhood when referencing location: “Haines Square, Riverside, Morrison Park and Logan Park are some of the monikers that people are more

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    $820K

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    $410K - $1.4M

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    11 Listings

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  Stow

  Though Stow is less than 30 miles from Boston, its rural setting allows for an escape from city life. “It’s great for outdoorsy people,” says Deb Kotlarz, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty Boston NW who has lived in the neighboring town of Bolton for nearly 30 years. “There are trails, waterways, golf and apple picking.” Many buyers prize its

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    $816K

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    $383K - $1.5M

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    10 Listings

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  Greenwood

  A mile south of downtown Wakefield, Greenwood is an established neighborhood home to Greenwood Elementary, a commuter train station and local shops and restaurants along Main Street. Though it’s primarily residential, these amenities are centrally located in the neighborhood. “Greenwood is where my heart is,” says Laurie Hunt, a local Realtor at

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    $813K

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    $534K - $1.7M

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    3 Listings

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  Piety Corner

  Piety Corner is a historic suburb of Waltham that is known for its landscape, an enclave full of lush greenery, everywhere you look. One of the oldest settled areas of Waltham, the district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990 for its impressive collection of 19th and 20th-century buildings. “It’s an unbelievably beautiful

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    $812K

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    $428K - $1.3M

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    4 Listings

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  Groton

  Groton resembles a New England painting come to life. The landscape consists of green fields with grazing cattle, small ponds reflecting images of seasonal foliage and New England colonials situated on rolling hills. “Groton is a quintessential Hallmark town in a country setting, with a farm-to-table atmosphere,” says Realtor Jenepher Spencer with

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    $810K

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    $375K - $3.2M

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    17 Listings

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  Upper Highlands

  Residents of the Upper Highlands neighborhood in Malden, Massachusetts, need only climb the trail to Boston Viewpoint - Boojum Rock to catch a glimpse of the city’s skyline about 8 miles south. It’s a quick trip down Interstate 93 for commuting to Boston, but Malden itself has plenty to offer as well. “A lot of Malden’s neighborhoods are

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    $809K

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    $500K - $1.2M

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  Bank Square

  Banks Square is a section of Waltham, Massachusetts, conveniently positioned minutes from multiple transportation arteries, making it a key player in a burgeoning trend of new residents moving to the area. “The secret is out as far as Waltham is concerned,” says Dave DiGregorio, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty, who was born and raised in

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    $803K

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    $297K - $1.5M

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    7 Listings

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  Hitchinpost

  Big homes on large lots paint the picture of the Hitchinpost neighborhood, a Chelmsford suburb whose combination of suburban and rural features is highly regarded. The neighborhood's small farms heighten the rural atmosphere, where barn-shaped roofs on homes add to its serene nature. The neighborhood is almost entirely comprised of houses, with

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    $795K

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    $680K - $1.3M

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  South East Chelmsford

  South East Chelmsford, a rural neighborhood in North Massachusetts, provides ample recreational opportunities and a country atmosphere. The area features single-family homes, primarily ranch and colonial styles from the 1960s, with brick and vinyl exteriors. These homes typically come with long driveways, garages, and at least an acre of land. For

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    $792K

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    $540K - $1M

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  Gospel Hill

  East of Hudson’s bustling small-town center is Gospel Hill, where large, modern homes sit secluded under a dense tree canopy. “There’s not a lot of land left, but it’s definitely a custom home area,” says S. Elaine McDonald, a 30-year real estate consultant with Re/Max Executive Realty. “The majority of higher-end homes tend to be on the east side

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    $791K

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    $708K - $1.2M

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  North Medford

  If you want to take your home search experience to new heights, consider Fulton Heights. This largely residential neighborhood of Medford, named after its elevation and main artery, offers an array of outdoor and indoor recreation, as well as home variety. Real estate professional Hudson Santana, founder and CEO of Santana Team says, "In Fulton

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    $789K

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    $565K - $1.3M

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    6 Listings

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  South Row

  Outlined by the cascading waters of Putnam and River Meadow brooks, South Row is an idyllic neighborhood in the town of Chelmsford. The wooded area is defined by New England-style homes, quiet streets and friendly neighbors who greet each other on their daily walks. South Row is zoned for Chelmsford Public Schools, an A-rated system that appeals

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    $787K

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    $577K - $753K

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  Downtown Melrose

  Less than 10 miles from Boston's core, the Downtown Melrose community is a busy little area. Melrose sets itself apart by replacing national chains and towering skyscrapers with local businesses and a mix of multi-unit and single-family houses. Much of the excitement of downtown can be found on Main Street, with dozens of restaurants and local

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    $785K

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    $374K - $1.3M

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    5 Listings

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  North Wilmington

  North Wilmington attracts homebuyers with its slow pace and convenient location, just under 20 miles from Boston. Though the neighborhood is primarily residential, there are a few shops, restaurants, schools and parks nearby. North Wilmington has a CAP Index crime score of 1, which is significantly lower than the national average of 4. “It’s just

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    $784K

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    $555K - $1.2M

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    1 Listing

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  Wellington

  Wellington, 15 minutes from Boston, is a natural phenomenon. Bordered by two rivers and with two shopping centers nearby, Wellington balances nature with a suburban atmosphere. “I always joke with people that Medford is the center of the universe,” says Erin Murphy, hostess at The Ford Tavern and Wellington resident. “It’s very easy to go anywhere

  • Average Value

    $779K

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    $547K - $1.6M

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    7 Listings

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