$599,900
- 2 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 1,200 Sq Ft
58 Granite St Unit 1, Gloucester, MA 01930
Dan Bernal Atlantic Coast Homes,Inc
$599,900
58 Granite St Unit 1, Gloucester, MA 01930
Dan Bernal Atlantic Coast Homes,Inc
$724,900
58 Granite St Unit 4, Gloucester, MA 01930
Mike Becker Atlantic Coast Homes,Inc
$299,000
197 E Main St Unit 1, Gloucester, MA 01930
Andree Gillian Group Engel & Volkers By the Sea
$959,999
43 High St Unit B, Gloucester, MA 01930
Tyler Scaglione Cameron Real Estate Group
$1,599,000
3 Colburn St Unit 1, Gloucester, MA 01930
Phyllis Larkin Larkin & Larkin Real Estate
$2,300,000
70 Grapevine Rd Unit B, Gloucester, MA 01930
Brackett Janis Group Engel & Volkers By the Sea
$705,000
3 Pirmi Ln Unit 1, Gloucester, MA 01930
Amanda Armstrong Compass
$1,045,000
5 Samoset Rd Unit B, Gloucester, MA 01930
Ann Olivo J. Barrett & Company
$715,000
652 Essex Ave Unit B, Gloucester, MA 01930
Gina Jones Barrett, Chris. J., REALTORS®
$1,899,000
18r Starknaught Heights Unit A, Gloucester, MA 01930
Nest / Syndi Zaiger Group Compass
$1,275,000
15 Raven Ln Unit 15, Gloucester, MA 01930
Ginger Attaya Gibson Sotheby's International Realty
Gloucester, MA, a historic coastal city on the Cape Ann peninsula, is renowned for its picturesque nautical landscapes and rich maritime history. Recognized on CNN’s 2023 list of top small cities in America, Gloucester offers a quintessential New England village feel with rocky coasts and sandy shores. The city is home to the oldest seaport in the United States and a thriving fishing industry, with major companies like the Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute and Gorton’s of Gloucester. About 36 miles from Boston, Gloucester attracts both seasonal and year-round residents seeking a seaside retreat. The city boasts a vibrant art scene, housing the first art colony in America at Rocky Neck, where visitors can explore galleries, exhibitions, and workshops. Gloucester also features several parks and recreational facilities, including the Stacy Boulevard waterfront promenade, Magnolia Woods Recreational Area, and Good Harbor Beach. The Maritime Gloucester museum offers insights into the city’s fishing history, and the downtown area is a hub for shopping and dining, with cafes and restaurants serving fresh seafood and various cuisines. Housing options range from century-old cottages and Cape Cods to contemporary mansions, with prices varying significantly based on location and proximity to the water. Public transportation is available through the Cape Ann Transit Authority and the Newburyport/Rockport commuter rail line, making nearby cities like Salem and Boston accessible. Gloucester Public Schools offer various programs, and private school options are available in nearby Beverly. Summers can be hot, winters snowy, and flooding is a potential risk for waterfront properties.
| Gloucester, MA | East Gloucester | |
|---|---|---|
| Townhouse Median Price |
$950,000
|
$2,300,000
|
| 3-Bed Townhouse Median Price |
$2,300,000
|
$2,300,000
|