$599,900 Open Sun 12PM - 2PM
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 3,312 Sq Ft
5 B St, Douglas, MA 01516
Michael Tetreault The Tate Team
$599,900 Open Sun 12PM - 2PM
5 B St, Douglas, MA 01516
Michael Tetreault The Tate Team
$169,999
183 S East Main St, East Douglas, MA 01516
183 S East Main St, East Douglas, MA 01516$474,900
6 Nautical Way Unit INT.-122, Douglas, MA 01516
Karen Mercure Century 21 Custom Home Realty
$329,900
13 Eagle Dr, Douglas, MA 01516
Kristine Gaffney ERA Key Realty Services- Auburn
$349,900
10 Eagle Dr, Douglas, MA 01516
Premier Group eXp Realty
East Douglas, Massachusetts, located in The Blackstone River Valley, offers a small-town atmosphere with limited commercial activity but abundant outdoor recreation options. Residents can enjoy ice fishing at Manchaug Pond, horseback riding along The Southern New England Trunkline Trail (SNETT), and camping at Sutton Falls Campgrounds. The Douglas State Forest, spanning nearly 6,000 acres, provides a scenic, wooded outdoor experience. The town's downtown area features historic architecture, old churches, and a few local businesses and restaurants, such as The Little Coffee Bean and The Grille on Main. For nightlife, locals frequent the Sokol Club, a dive bar with darts, pool tables, and a jukebox. Unique local stores include Vaillancourt Folk Art, known for its Christmas decorations, and the Douglas Flea Market, which sells antiques and collectibles. Housing options in East Douglas range from historic properties to new constructions, with prices typically between the mid $200,000s to mid $600,000s. The Douglas Public School District serves the area, with schools receiving high ratings. Annual events like Oktoberfest and the Douglas Winter Stroll draw visitors from surrounding towns. The Simon Fairfield Public Library hosts community activities year-round. East Douglas is conveniently located near Massachusetts State Route 146, providing easy access to Worcester, 18 miles away, and Providence, 28 miles away. While the town is not very walkable and lacks public transportation, residents rely on cars for commuting and daily activities.