Why Live in The Manor
The Manor neighborhood in Dedham features early-to-mid-20th-century ramblers and larger colonial revival homes, with properties often separated by white picket fences. Residents enjoy local green spaces like Paul Park, which has a baseball field and playground, and the nearby Manor Playground with its elaborate wooden play set. For more extensive recreational options, the Dedham Parks & Recreation Complex, located four miles away, offers athletic fields and a dog park. Golf enthusiasts can visit The Dedham Country and Polo Club, six miles away, while Rock Spot Climbing on Sprague Street caters to climbing aficionados. The Dedham Mall shopping center provides convenient access to a Stop and Shop supermarket, Lowe’s, TJ Maxx, and several banks. Dining options include The Dedham Midway Restaurant, known for its karaoke and bingo nights, and The Village Manor, a family-owned establishment serving classic American dishes. The community hosts annual events such as the Flag Day Parade, Trunk or Treat, 5K Turkey Trot, and the Christmas tree lighting in Dedham Square, two miles away. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail station offers easy access to Boston’s South Station, and the neighborhood is adjacent to Interstate 95. The Dedham Public School District, including Greenlodge Elementary School and Dedham High School, is highly rated. The area has a low crime risk compared to the national average, making it a safer place for families. The Boston Logan International Airport is 25 miles away, and the Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital is five miles from the neighborhood.
