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Neighbors look out for each other in Clifton Heights
The Clifton Heights neighborhood provides a supportive, community-centric atmosphere in Brockton, the City of Champions, about 26 miles south of downtown Boston. “Brockton is an older city, and people give a lot of attention and pride to their specific neighborhood,” says Jose E. Perez, a team leader and broker at JEP Realty with around 20 years of experience in the city. “There’s a strong sense of community throughout Brockton, but it’s especially true in the Clifton Heights area.” Neighbors are often out in their front yards or porches, while children play and dogwalkers stroll throughout residential streets. Convenience is another draw, as the area rests within a few blocks of independently owned restaurants, stores and recreational spaces.
Rocky Marciano Stadium sits o the west side of Clifton Heights.
Clifton Heights residents shop at the Brockton Fish Market when they need fresh fish.
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Supporting Brockton's family-owned restaurants
A collection of restaurants populate Main Street, including several that have been there for generations. Cape Cod Café has been a go-to for pizza in Clifton Heights since 1939, and The Italian Kitchen first opened its doors in 1947. Though not yet quite as established, Khalil’s Kitchen is a popular spot for both American and Caribbean food. The abundance of sidewalks here makes it easy for residents to walk to restaurants and nearby stores. Shaw’s, CVS and Vicente’s Supermarket are all in the neighborhood, and the Westgate Mall is within 3 miles. Westgate has a Lowe’s, Market Basket and Walmart. It also sits across Route 24 from the Good Samaritan Medical Center.
The Italian Kitchen first opened its doors to Clifton Heights residents in 1947.
For more dinning options Clifton Heights head to Main St. in Downtown Brockton.
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Parks, ponds and playing golf
James Edgar Playground has a jungle gym, skatepark, baseball diamond and multiuse courts. The playground features a splash pad, and the town-owned Manning Pool offers another spot to cool off during the summer. Nearby conservation spaces include D.W. Field Park and the West Meadows Wildlife Management Area, which encompasses the Black Betty Brook. The neighborhood is surrounded by country clubs, so golfing is a common pastime among residents. The Thorny Lea Golf Club, Brockton Country Club and Wedgewood Country Club are a few nearby options.
Residents of Clifton Heights gather to play vollyball at James Edgar Playground.
Golfers of Clifton Heights have 3 course they can choose from.
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Seasonal activities in Clifton Heights and Brockton
The old Brockton Fairgrounds is a major stage for concerts, a farmers market and a free turkey giveaway before Thanksgiving. Clifton Heights has an annual Fourth of July parade as well, and residents often take part in city events like the Brockton Holiday Parade each November.
The Campanelli Stadium is not only popular for Brockton Rox ball games, but it also hosts concerts throughout the year. Another popular event venue nearby is D.W. Field Park, which hosts hikes, races and movie viewings. It throws the Annual Towerfest in the fall, where participants can enjoy food and drinks or overlook the colorful New England foliage from the top of the Observation Tower. Kids can also come out to the park for Family Learn to Fish Day, where many land their first catch.
Clifton Heights residents can visit the Brock Carnival every September.
Fishermen of Clifton Heights toss in a line at D.W. Field Park.
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Clifton Heights real estate sells fast
Oftentimes, suburban properties include modest front yards that line the sidewalks or skirt the wide roads. Closer to downtown Brockton, lawns and yard space become less common, and multifamily homes are closer together. Cape Cods, colonials and ranch-style houses sell between $275,000 and $900,000, depending on bedroom count, while multifamily investment properties are priced between $450,000 and over $1 million.
Clifton Heights’ low inventory has increased market competition. “You get more value for the home in Clifton Heights compared to Boston,” says Charles Lima, a Keller Williams Realtor with over 30 years of experience selling in the area. Lima and Perez agree that these higher values make the neighborhood popular among first-time homebuyers and those who want to avoid Boston prices. “If you get something under $500,000 for a single-family, things move very quickly if it’s in good condition,” Perez says.
Rows of 3 family homes line the streets of Clifton Heights.
Glass bricks adorn the front entrance of this home in Clifton Heights.
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Public and private education options near Clifton Heights
Most children in Clifton Heights can begin their education at John F. Kennedy Elementary, which earns a C grade on Niche. South Middle scores a C-minus, while Brockton High has a B-minus. The high school features a vocational and career education department with about 60 courses, providing hands-on education in areas like graphic design, healthcare and culinary arts.
Private kindergarten through eighth grade schools offer faith-based curriculums nearby, like Trinity Catholic Academy, which is not yet rated on Niche. Cardinal Spellman High scores an A-minus and ranks No. 3 on Niche’s list of Best Private High Schools in Plymouth County.
Clifton Heights students are a dragon for life after attend South Middle School.
Brockton High School in Clifton Heights was given an A for diversity by Niche.
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Easy access into Boston and beyond
Clifton Heights locals not only have convenience to Brockton amenities, but also relatively quick access to Boston. Routes 123, 24 and 28 flow nearby, and the commuter rail at Campello station is another popular transportation option. This train route takes workers and visitors to South Station in Boston in under an hour. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority buses also stop throughout the neighborhood, and flights take off from Boston Logan International Airport, about 26 miles away.
Public transportation make it easy to get around the Clifton Height neighborhood.
The commuter rail gets Clifton Heights works to Boston in 45 minutes.
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Parks in this Area
Charles Tartaglia Park
Jas Edgar Playground
Gilbert Walker Playground
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Playground
Hancock Field
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Playground
Parmenter Playground
Basketball
Soccer
Playground
D.W. Field Park
Golf
Lake
Transit
Airport
General Edward Lawrence Logan International
41 min drive
Bus
Main St And Hancock St
Bus
Warren And Nilsson St
Bus
Main St And Main St Pl
Bus
Brockton High School
Bus
Main St And Crescent St
Bus
Main St And Calmar St
Bus
Perkins St And Lawrence St
Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Clifton Heights
US
Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Clifton Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Clifton Heights, Brockton sell after 55 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Clifton Heights, Brockton over the last 12 months is $527,000, up 42% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
19,897
Median Age
36
Population Density
12 ppl/acre
Population under 18
27.4%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
14.2%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$80,036
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$96,901
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
75.6%
Below the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
19.3%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
5.2%
% Population in Labor Force
70.2%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
53''
Average Winter Low Temperature
19°F
Average Summer High Temperature
81°F
Annual Snowfall
10''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
41/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
39/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
31/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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