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Peaceful residential living in Abington
With various streams and the Shumatuscacant River flowing through the terrain, Abington is a suburban township in Plymouth County. Located about 20 miles south of Boston and 25 miles north of Plymouth, this former shoe manufacturing center is now a primarily residential suburb known for expansive natural landscapes and outdoor recreation. Home to about 17,000 people, the town’s median household income is $119,787, slightly above the state median. Many people work in healthcare, education and retail services, and the community boasts many small-sized businesses. “Abington is a great up-and-coming town,” says Menajda Kasza, a real estate agent at Coldwell Banker Realty with 6 years of experience. “It’s very commuter-friendly and gives you a small-town feel with a relaxed lifestyle.”
Residents of Abington would share they feel a strong sense of community.
Rows of eclectic homes line the streets of Abington.
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Homes with sizeable yards in Abington
Homes in Abington are largely concentrated on the east side of town, and the median home price is $530,000. Built from the late 1880s to the present day, single-family homes, including Cape Cods, ranch styles, bungalows and Workers Cottages, usually list around $300,000 to $600,000, while larger Colonial Revivals can go over $900,000. Multifamily residences are less common, and condos and townhouses date from the 1970s to present day. Townhouses are usually in the $400,000s, and condos are about $250,000. Entire multifamily buildings go from $600,000 to over $800,000. “This is a great place for first-time homebuyers. There is new construction, and Abington has more single-family homes than condos,” Kasza says. Houses in designated flood zones may require the purchase of flood insurance.
In Abington you can find historical homes on every corner.
This stunning purple victorian shows off its picturesque white picket fence in Abington.
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Outdoor opportunities at the Ames Nowell State Park
Occupying the west side of town, the 700-acre Ames Nowell State Park is the town’s main outdoor destination, with trails for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding. The park’s centerpiece is Cleveland Pond, which is popular for fishing and non-motorized boating. In addition to the state park, the public nine-hole Strawberry Valley Golf Course is also used for cross-country skiing and sledding in the winter. In the summer, residents can go to Island Grove Park, which is home to the town’s summer day camp, or they can take their pets to Abington Dog Park for playtime. Abington experiences humid summers and snowy winters.
Beautiful view of Island Grove Park has a nice bridge to get across the water.
Ames Nowell State Park in Abington is a fantastic place to walk your furry friend.
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Abington Public Schools
Abington Public Schools serves over 2,000 students and has an overall B Niche grade. The school district has a middle school and a high school that share the same campus, an early education center and two primary schools. Saint Bridget School, a private Catholic K-8 academy, is also in town. Massasoit Community College, offering more than 60 programs of study, is less than 5 miles away in Brockton.
Frolio Middle School in East Bridgewater is a vibrant and inclusive learning environment.
The front entrance of Abington High School is both clean and modern.
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Restaurants on Bedford Street
Many retailers and restaurants are concentrated along Abington’s main thoroughfares. Bedford Street, Brockton and Centre Avenues have grocery stores, businesses, eateries, entertainment venues and big-box stores. The town’s culinary scene predominantly serves gastropub and comfort American fare, with some Italian spots in the mix.
Stop at Yaz's Table for always fresh food and delicious Cocktails.
Brother’s Roast Beef in Abington.
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Navigating into Boston
The town sits between Massachusetts State Routes 3 and 24 and is close to Interstate 93. There is an MBTA commuter rail station by Centre Avenue, and the Kingston Line takes commuters directly to Boston’s South Station. Logan International Airport is approximately 25 miles north, and South Shore Hospital is about 5 miles away.
The Abington train station makes the commute a breeze for Abington residents.
Aerial view of Abington.
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Events and celebrations in Abington
Town-wide events include a St. Patrick’s Day parade, an annual yard sale, a costume parade for Oktoberfest Weekend and a Christmas festival. Founders’ Day Weekend, which is the first weekend in June, celebrates the founding of Abington with family fun activities, sports competitions, history tours and a grand fireworks show.
Crime data from 2023
According to data from Abington’s police department, the number of violent and property crimes has increased considerably from 2022 to 2023.
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On average, homes in Abington, MA sell after 20 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Abington, MA over the last 12 months is $589,000, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Charming 3-bedroom Colonial featuring a welcoming wraparound porch and updated 200-amp electrical service. The home offers a pantry off the kitchen and a spacious yard, perfect for outdoor enjoyment. Located in a desirable neighborhood close to schools and North Abington Center. Some finishing work remains, offering a great opportunity to add your personal touches and create a home you’ll love.
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