Bridgewater Condos for Sale

Located just under 30 miles from Boston, Bridgewater stands as a walkway through some of Massachusetts’ earliest history—along with being one of the more popular suburbs in the greater Boston metropolitan area. Established in 1656, those with an appreciation for the past will find echoes of it in abundance, while commuters will appreciate the convenient location and the fact that they can stretch out a bit more than they can nearby. “It’s very in-demand,” says Carla Loonie, realtor with Loonie Team Realty and longtime resident of the area. “There aren’t a lot of homes here, and when there is one, it gets snatched up quickly.” With its old-school New England charm, the area is populated with plenty of classic architectural styles associated with Massachusetts. A walk down rural Hayward Street presents charming Cape Cods and renovated ranch style homes on spacious and well-maintained lots. Down Nelson Drive, Colonial and colonial revival styles are most common, whereas Old Cedar Village is home to townhomes. Prices in the area range based on size and age—townhomes, Cape Cods, and ranch styles range from $415,000 to $550,000, while Colonial and colonial revivals typically go for