Lower Highlands Condos for Sale

Lower Highlands in Fall River features a mix of Greek Revival and late Victorian homes, with both older properties and new constructions available. Many homes offer views of the water, and the neighborhood's gridded streets are lined with sidewalks and shaded by trees. Housing options include single-family homes, multifamily houses, and condos, some of which are converted from historic 1900s homes. Bicentennial Park, located on the waterfront, offers a boat ramp, fishing spots, and courts for pickleball and tennis. Fall River Heritage State Park, connected by a boardwalk, hosts events in its open meadow, while North Park provides sports fields, a playground, and a skate park. Turner Playground Park features basketball courts, and indoor recreation is available at the Fall River YMCA. The Purchase Street Dining District begins in Lower Highlands, featuring the Townehouse Food Complex and Saint James Irish Pub. Grocery shopping options include Portugalia Marketplace and Stop & Shop. The neighborhood is close to the Route 79-Davol Street development, which aims to enhance waterfront connectivity. Local attractions include the Children's Museum of Greater Fall River and Battleship Cove, a fleet museum and memorial. Lower Highlands is approximately 18 miles from Downtown Providence and about 50 miles from Boston, with the South Coast Rail project set to improve connectivity by 2025. The Southeastern Regional Transit Authority and Fall River Trolley provide local transportation. Schools in the area include Westall Elementary, James Madison Morton Middle, and B.M.C Durfee High, with the latter offering modern facilities and safety features.