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Blend of city living with suburban amenities 30 miles from Boston
Brockton Heights, also known as Brockton’s West Side, is an established neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, retail and well-crafted homes. Its proximity to vast parks and Downtown Brockton offers a balance between city and suburban living. Realtor Kevin Fitzgerald with SUCCESS! Real Estate describes the neighborhood’s location as valuable. “This area is for people who can afford a little more house,” he says. “It’s definitely desirable. People want to be on the west side.”
Aerial view of the Brockton Heights neighborhood.
Brockton Heights residents head to Brockton Beer Company for trivia night.
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Diverse dining scene in Brockton Heights
The neighborhood’s restaurant scene includes the original Tommy Doyle’s, a popular spot for bar-style pizzas and classic burgers. Casa Vallarta is a go-to for Mexican cuisine with its margarita offerings, while locals rave about the delicious dishes and quick service at Pho Town 6. Brockton Heights also has several chain options, including Texas Roadhouse, IHOP and Starbucks. Residents can choose from Market Basket, Aldi and Walmart to restock their pantries and fridges. Gerry’s Farm, a family-owned business, offers seasonal fruits and vegetables as well as fresh flowers. Westgate Mall is home to several restaurants and retail shops, including Dick’s Sporting Goods, Burlington and Old Navy.
Brockton Heights favorite place for traditional Mexican food is Casa Vallarta Mexican.
Tommy Doyle's Pub & Grill is a renowned establishment known for its vibrant atmosphere.
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Mid-century to modern home styles
When Brockton was primarily a shoe manufacturing city, Brockton Heights was home to its factory managers. So, homes here were a bit more spacious than in other parts of the city. As Brockton’s industry diversified, its housing options did as well. Today, split-level homes and Colonial Revivals are most common, many built between the 1950s and 1980s. Larger properties also dot the neighborhood, ranging from three-quarters of an acre to 2 acres. Homes on these lots are mostly New Traditional and contemporary styles between 2,400 and 5,000 square feet built within the last 10 years. While condo units within buildings from the 1980s commonly list from $170,000 to $270,000, single-family homes in Brockton Heights may cost anywhere between $350,000 and $950,000.
Cape cod style home on Cypress Drive in Brockton Heights.
Lush landscaping line the walkway up to this beautiful ranch home in Brockton Heights.
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Massachusetts scenery at the Brockton Reservoir
Brockton Heights residents may escape to D.W. Field Park just north of the neighborhood to experience a slice of the Massachusetts landscape. A destination for outdoor recreation, the 650-acre park features ponds, lakes and a historical observation tower. Six miles of walking trails offer scenic views as the surrounding dense forest reflects off the Brockton Reservoir, which was first constructed in the late 1880s and continues to provide the area with drinking water. Stone Farm Conservation Area offers 100 acres of green space within the neighborhood with trails and hiking boardwalks. The Wildlands Trust Brockton Audubon Preserve is a wooded tract behind Hancock Elementary School that serves as an urban sanctuary, providing additional hiking trails. Golfers hone their skills at the nearby Thorny Lea Golf Club, a private 18-hole course. At Urban Air Adventure Park, kids of all ages can explore the ropes course, play mini golf and enjoy the trampolines.
Someone is leisurely unwinding on a picnic bench beneath a comforting tree at D.W. Field Park.
Brockton Heights residents can explore D.W. Fields Park, spanning over 650 acres.
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Community events to reconnect with nature and arts
Downtown Brockton hosts a variety of events for the entire family, including seasonal festivities like the Brockton Holiday Parade and monthly meetups like the Community Coffee Caring. A handful of places of worship across several denominations also host events for folks of all ages, including young adult book clubs, youth camps and activities, and family-friendly dinners. Residents reconnect with nature and stay active during weekly and annual events at D.W. Field Park, including guided nature walks. Weekly happenings include Wednesday evening runs and a Saturday morning kids' 5k. The park also hosts its annual Fall Towerfest at its historical Tower Hill, complete with music, pony rides, food and face painting. Additional attractions in Brockton include the Brockton Fire Museum, which preserves the area's fire fighting history, and the Fuller Craft Museum, a sculpture and fine arts museum that features a range of crafts and hosts various art-focused community events and classes.
STEM academics in Brockton Public Schools
Students in the neighborhood are part of Brockton Public Schools, a district comprised of approximately 15,265 students. Kids may attend Hancock Elementary, which has a summer STEM program that explores engineering, aerospace and aviation, before advancing to West Middle School. Both schools earn a C-minus overall grade from Niche. B-minus-rated Brockton High School has nationally recognized music and arts programs, and the school’s concert choir recently performed at a prestigious conference in Rochester, New York.
Brockton Heights residents finish their academic studies at Brockton High School.
West Middle School in Brockton serves students grade 6-8.
Hancock Elementary School in Brockton is a cherished institution in the community.
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Fall River Expressway to Boston
Massachusetts Route 24, also known as the Fall River Expressway, runs through the neighborhood and connects Brockton to nearby cities, including Boston just 23 miles north. The commuter rail out of Brockton station and several bus stops in the area make commuting in and around Brockton Heights more accessible. Frequent flyers can catch a flight out of Boston Logan International Airport, a 25-mile drive north.
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Brockton Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Brockton Heights, Brockton sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Brockton Heights, Brockton over the last 12 months is $285,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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