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Waterfront community with access to Beverly Harbor
With stately homes tucked alongside miles of sandy beaches along Beverly Harbor, Beverly Cove offers a slice of waterfront living on the North Shore. “Beverly Cove is a very beautiful residential and coastal enclave,” says Marianne Round, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty with over 20 years of experience in the industry. “The cove encompasses several small beaches and is within easy walking distance to the thriving downtown area.” Public spaces like Dane Street Beach are popular destinations for swimming, while the shops, restaurants and theaters of downtown Beverly are about 2 miles east. In addition to its natural beauty and central location, the neighborhood is zoned for top-rated Beverly Public Schools. “Beverly is popular among a wide range of families and professionals who are attracted to its sophisticated vibe, recreational and artistic attractions and public and private schools,” Round says. Residents also have access to Boston, which is about a 25-mile drive or a 45-minute train ride away.
Beverly Port Marina overlooks the breath taking harbor in Beverly Cove.
Dane Street Beach is a great place to take in the breath taking view.
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The cove offers historic Colonials and custom-built estates
Homes in Beverly Cove reflect the neighborhood’s coastal setting. Historic Colonials date to the early 1700s, and many properties maintain their original charm with wood-burning fireplaces, cobblestone driveways and exposed brick walls that are now complemented by modern amenities. Homebuyers will also find Colonial Revivals, Cape Cod and ranch-style homes built throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Manicured lawns average a quarter-acre, while custom-built estates offer larger lots with up to several acres of land. Home prices typically range from $675,000 for smaller Cape Cod-style houses to $1.4 million for larger Colonial Revivals. Custom-built properties are more expensive, selling for $1.1 million to $2.4 million. There’s also a colonial-style townhouse development with units selling for $430,000 to $480,000. Beverly Cove is considered a desirable location, and homes tend to sell after less than two weeks on the market.
Beverly Cove charming historic Colonials date back to the early 1700s.
Traditional Cape Cod style homes live on large lots in Beverly Cove
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Robust culinary arts program at Beverly High School
Students can attend Beverly Public Schools. Cove Elementary School earns a B-plus from Niche, while Beverly Middle School opened its doors in 2018 and is not yet ranked by Niche. Beverly High School scores a B, and its culinary arts program allows teens to gain hands-on experience with proper kitchen safety, knife skills and food preparation techniques. High schoolers can earn college credit by enrolling in Advanced Placement and dual enrollment courses. Nearby private school options include the Waring School, which serves sixth through 12th grade and earns an A-plus. The Waring School offers an emphasis on liberal arts and sciences, with Niche ranking it as the eighth-best high school for the arts in Massachusetts. Beverly Cove is home to Endicott College, a private institution with various undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs. Its 235-acre campus sits in the eastern half of the neighborhood, and the Gulls compete in NCAA Division III athletics. Residents are also less than 2 miles from Montserrat College of Art.
Cove Elementary School is located in the Cove neighborhood of Beverly.
Beverly High School is rated above average among other high schools in the state.
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Public beaches and summer concerts at David S. Lynch Memorial Park
Lush green spaces and public beaches line the coast. Dane Street Beach features a sandy beachfront, public bath houses and a playground. A bit further east is David S. Lynch Memorial Park, which is affectionally called the “Crown Jewel of Beverly.” With two beaches, a splash pad and a vibrant rose garden, the park offers abundant opportunities for active and passive recreation. Its concession stand sells ice cream during warmer months, while its band shell hosts an annual summer concert series. Boaters can become members of the Jubilee Yacht Club or rent slips from nearby spots like the Beverly Port Marina or Tuck Point Marina. Further inland, Sally Milligan Park has miles of hiking trails that wind through mature forests filled with towering red oak and white pine trees. The Beverly Golf & Tennis Club is about 3 miles northeast, and the public facility features an 18-hole golf course, 10 clay tennis courts and an Arts and Crafts-style clubhouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Beverly Cove children at Dane Street Beach love the colorful play structure.
Beverly Cove's beaches add to the lovely landscape of this community.
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Local eateries include Beantrust Coffeebar
While Beverly Cove is primarily residential, it’s home to several small businesses. Beantrust Coffeebar sits between two 19th-century homes along Hale Street, and the neighborhood café serves fresh baked goods from Bonny Breads. A bit further north, The Leonhards’ features eight greenhouses awash with colors, fragrances and antiques that embrace the spirit of coastal New England. There are also several houses of worship in the neighborhood, including Church in the Cove and Temple B'nai Abraham.
Hale Street leads about 2 miles east to downtown Beverly, where there’s an array of shopping, dining and entertainment. Local favorites include Copper Dog Books and Worthy Girl, a consignment store with an eclectic collection of clothes, shoes and accessories. The dining scene ranges from casual options like Atomic Cafe to sit-down spots like Kame, an intimate Japanese restaurant known for its sushi. The essentials can be picked up at Whole Foods, which is less than 3 miles away in the North Shore Crossing shopping center.
Beantrust Coffeebar is the friendly neighborhood cafe in Beverly Cove.
The Leonhards’ features eight greenhouses awash with colors in Beverly Cove.
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Events and programs at the Cove Community Center
The Beverly Cove Improvement Association has served the Cove since 1921. The organization hosts various events and programs at the Cove Community Center, which features an indoor hall, a concert stage and an outdoor lawn with a bocce court. There’s also a community garden where residents can rent individual plots and grow their own produce all summer long. Annual festivities include a cookout honoring Gideon Foster Day, one of the BCIA's founding members. The cookout invites residents to the community center for an afternoon of food, live music and lawn games. Weekly programs include knitting nights and food pick-ups from sustainable organizations like Farmers to You and Cape Ann Fresh Catch, which supplies the community with fresh seafood from Gloucester.
Lynch Park is also a destination for local festivals. The park hosts big-ticket events like Beverly Homecoming, a six-day celebration featuring live music, family-friendly movie nights and a lobster cookout with plenty of crustaceans and a costume contest. The festivities end with a dazzling fireworks display high above the waters of the Cove.
Get up close with a baby whale and meet new vendors at Beverly's Harbor Fest.
Cars line up to show off their stuff at the Beverly Police Car Show.
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The MBTA Commuter Rail system provides service to Boston
Beverly Cove is largely car-dependent. Massachusetts Route 128 is about 2 miles north and eventually runs concurrently with Interstate 95. Boston is about 25 miles south, while Boston Logan International Airport is a 24-mile drive away. Montserrat Station is less than 2 miles north, and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority provides daily train service to the North Shore via its Newburyport/Rockport Line. The train connects residents to Boston in about 45 minutes. Residents are about 2 miles from Beverly Hospital. It's designated as a Level III Trauma Center and offers a range of inpatient and outpatient services.
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Beverly Cove Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Beverly Cove, Beverly sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Beverly Cove, Beverly over the last 12 months is $950,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Tucked privately away in one of Beverly Cove’s most desirable settings, this custom-built 1970 contemporary offers exceptional privacy, architectural character and approximately 140 feet of direct ocean frontage. Designed to embrace its remarkable waterfront setting, the home offers water views from virtually every window, direct water access and its own tidal beach. A reverse-living floor plan
Nestled in the highly desirable Beverly Cove neighborhood, this well maintained split level home offers the perfect combination of comfort and convenience. Ideally located just moments from Brackenbury Beach and Mingo Beach, you'll enjoy easy access to the coastline while being close to everything Beverly has to offer. This spacious home features 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and an open concept
Enjoy the best of Beverly Cove living in this charming townhouse-style home with the space, privacy, and outdoor enjoyment of a single-family property. Set within a two-unit duplex, this home has been lovingly enjoyed by the current owners for over 20 years. The main level features a comfortable living area, kitchen, dining area and half bath, while upstairs offers two bedrooms and full bath,
Experience luxury coastal living in Beverly Cove, a few short blocks from Dane Street Beach. Created through a comprehensive gut renovation and thoughtfully integrated new construction, this new condominium pairs sophisticated design with a sought-after Hale Street address. Soaring ceilings, skylights, and a paneled accent wall distinguish the light-filled, open-concept Great Room. The showpiece
Open House on Friday, 9/11 from 4:30-6:30pm. Imagine a neighborhood where the beach, ocean front parks, downtown & school are all part of everyday life. Set in the heart of Beverly Cove, 165 E. Lothrop offers a location that makes it easy to enjoy so much of what makes this part of Beverly special. Dane Street Beach is just 0.3 miles away, Lynch Park is approximately 0.5 miles from home, &
A rare opportunity in the heart of Beverly Cove, just blocks from the ocean, Lynch Park and area beaches. Set on beautifully landscaped grounds with mature plantings and an in-ground pool, this charming 2-bedroom condo offers an exceptional coastal lifestyle while preserving the character of a historic 1712 home. A private entrance and first-floor mudroom create a sense of separation and privacy
Beverly Cove | Newly Renovated 3BR Coastal Residence - Rare opportunity to lease a beautifully reimagined 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence in highly desirable Beverly Cove. Spanning over 1800 square feet across two levels, this turnkey home offers a seamless blend of modern design and coastal charm. The custom kitchen features quartz countertops, bespoke cabinetry, and stainless-steel appliances,
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