Burlington Town Center Houses for Sale

Between its destination parks, active outdoor event space and busy business strips, Burlington Town Center is as central to community life in Burlington as its name suggests. Connected to quiet single-family subdivisions like many Boston suburbs, Burlington's long-term corporate and commercial developments have supplied residents with an outsized number of amenities and perks. “You can’t beat the taxes in Burlington,” says Michael Austin, a broker at the Austin Realty Group and a lifelong resident of Burlington. “We have a really strong commercial base, which keeps the property taxes down. Our recreation commission has this great budget to do things for our kids, there are a lot of activities on the Town Common, restaurants are coming up everywhere – there's a lot going on in town.” The tree-canopied hills that roll through Burlington Town Center are filled with quiet suburban streets. Dead-end roads and grassy blocks were popular development trends from the 1950s through the 1970s, lined by a blend of ranch-style homes, Cape Cods, split-levels and colonials. Prices for these older homes typically range from around $650,000 to $1 million, though large and updated homes can go for