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Exurb blending seamlessly with Worcester
Pakachoag’s winding, hilly streets seamlessly blend into the right-next-door city of Worcester. Midcentury New England homes line the enclosed residential roadways in a town known for its peaceful feel and relatively low sticker prices. Homes tend to cost less than $500,000. “It really is a middle class, single-family area, which is appealing to a lot of people,” says Linn Doll Butler, an agent with Afonso Real Estate in nearby Milford.
Cape Cod, Conventional, and Bungalows line Field Street in Pakachoag.
Millbury Towne Florist prepares for a busy season of orders in Pakachoag.
The rocket stands at the Dr. Robert Goddard Park in Auburn & dedicated to his memory.
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Wide-open skies and midcentury New England homes
Houses in Pakachoag sit on mostly half-acre lots underneath wide-open skies. Single-family homes here include Cape Cods, ranch-style houses and bungalows. People park in driveways with basketball hoops. The median sale price for homes in Auburn is $420,000, and prices in Pakachoag range between $280,000 and $840,000.
Raised Ranch style home in Pakachoag.
Cape Cod style home on Elmwood Street in Pakachoag.
Cape Cod style home across the street from Pakachoag Golf Course.
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Golf course with historic rocket launching site
The neighborhood’s public golf course offers visitors a glimpse into global scientific history. It was here that a liquid-fueled rocket launched into the atmosphere for the first time in human history. Inventor and scientist Robert Goddard, a native of nearby Worcester, launched the rocket to an altitude of 41 ft. in two and a half seconds before it fell 184 ft. from its launching frame in 1926. Locals who don’t care about rockets and would rather just golf can purchase season passes to the course.
The neighborhood shares its name with a hiking trail that stretches about 2-miles down and back. The forested area also has baseball fields, picnic tables and a thriving butterfly population. For indoor fun, neighbors bowl and play arcade games at Bowlero.
A beautiful day for golf at Pakachoag Golf Course.
Aerial view of Pakachoag Golf Course.
Goddard memorial at Pakachoag Golf Course.
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Mall and nearby chain restaurants
The Auburn Mall, popular with the town’s older population, is 5 minutes away. Classic mall retailers like Victoria’s Secret, LensCrafters and Macy’s all exist at the indoor shopping center. Pakachoag also has a variety of chain restaurants, like McDonald’s, Starbucks, Arby’s and Outback Steakhouse. Locals can buy groceries near the mall at Shaw’s supermarket, and Price Chopper is 5 minutes away in the Worcester Fair shopping mall.
Auburn Mall makes a great space for families to do some shopping in Pakachoag.
This Shaw's is located in Auburn.
Shoppers leave the Auburn Mall.
Macy's remains as the main clothing store for surrounding neighborhoods.
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Well-regarded schools
Kids in the neighborhood can attend the Auburn Public Schools district, which has about 2,600 students and a B-plus rating from Niche. Pakachoag kids attend Pakachoag Elementary School, which serves 270 kindergarten through second graders and has a B Niche rating. Then they attend Swanson Road Intermediate School (rated B), Auburn Middle School (rated B-plus) and Auburn High School (rated B).
Pakachoag Elementary School prepares students for success in Pakachoag.
Swanson Road Intermediate School has 569 students in grades 3-5.
Brodeur Memorial Plaza at Auburn Senior High School.
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At the crossroads of everything
Pakachoag sits east of Interstate 290 and north of the Massachusetts Turnpike, which runs east to Boston and west to upstate New York. U.S. Route 20 and Route 146 are also nearby; Route 146 connects Worcester and Providence, and Route 20 is another east-west roadway. Boston is a 50-minute drive, and downtown Worcester is 10 minutes away. Train service via the commuter rail links Union Station in Worcester to MetroWest and South Station in Boston.
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Pakachoag Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Pakachoag, Auburn sell after 18 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Pakachoag, Auburn over the last 12 months is $450,000, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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