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Burlington Town Center is a suburban hub outside of Boston
Between its destination parks, active outdoor event space and busy business strips, Burlington Town Center is as central to community life in Burlington as its name suggests. Connected to quiet single-family subdivisions like many Boston suburbs, Burlington's long-term corporate and commercial developments have supplied residents with an outsized number of amenities and perks. “You can’t beat the taxes in Burlington,” says Michael Austin, a broker at the Austin Realty Group and a lifelong resident of Burlington. “We have a really strong commercial base, which keeps the property taxes down. Our recreation commission has this great budget to do things for our kids, there are a lot of activities on the Town Common, restaurants are coming up everywhere – there's a lot going on in town.”
Burlington Town Center offers many parks and a great place to call home.
You'll see many residents of Burlington Town Center walking around the town.
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Suburban streets and homes developed from the midcentury through the 2020s
The tree-canopied hills that roll through Burlington Town Center are filled with quiet suburban streets. Dead-end roads and grassy blocks were popular development trends from the 1950s through the 1970s, lined by a blend of ranch-style homes, Cape Cods, split-levels and colonials. Prices for these older homes typically range from around $650,000 to $1 million, though large and updated homes can go for more. More expansive new traditional homes built in cul-de-sac subdivisions from the 1990s through 2010s sell for around $1.1 million to $1.6 million. Sprawling new construction from the 2020s can go from around $1.4 million to $2.3 million. Buyers can also find townhouses in a handful of communities for around $830,000 to $900,000. Several large apartment complexes give the neighborhood a fairly even split between renters and homeowners.
Homes in Burlington Town Center range in price and size, but mostly all offer private driveways.
Homes in Burlington Town Center have so much character and blooming landscapes.
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Attending Burlington Public Schools
A handful of elementary schools serve Burlington Town Center. Most kids will attend Memorial Elementary School, which earns a B-plus from Niche. Marshall Simmonds Middle School earns an A-minus, as does Burlington High School. Burlington High allows students to receive credit from Middlesex Community College, UMass Boston and Lasell University through dual enrollment courses.
Students in Burlington Town Center attend Burlington High School.
Marshall Simonds Middle School is highly rated in Burlington Town Center.
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Commuting around Burlington and toward Boston
The town’s corporate offices and Lahey Hospital & Medical Center are within a few miles of Burlington Town Center, near Burlington Mall. Interstate 95 and U.S. Route 3 intersect in Burlington Town Center. Taking Interstate 95 to Interstate 93, commuters have a roughly 16-mile drive to downtown Boston. Route 3 offers a roughly 12-mile drive to Harvard Square in Cambridge. While Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority buses 350 and 354 run between hubs in neighboring suburbs, most residents rely on cars to get around. The Anderson/Woburn commuter rail station is about 6 miles away, offering access to the Lowell Line and a roughly 25-minute train ride to North Station. Boston Logan International Airport is around 18 miles from home.
Residents of Burlington Town Center use the public buses to get around the town.
Burlington Mall sits close to the town of Burlington Town Center.
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Recreation from Simonds Park to the Mill Pond Conservation Area
Simonds Park is a major hub for Burlington Town Center, home to classic baseball diamonds and tennis courts, as well as a skate park and seasonal wading pool. Across Cambridge Street, the Town Common is a well-manicured lawn with shady trees and park benches. Nearby, residents might check out some books at the Burlington Public Library or attend an athletic league practice or craft class at the town’s recreation center. On the east side of Burlington Town Center, Mill Pond Conservation Area is wilder than the rest of the neighborhood’s green spaces. Across 140 acres, hikers can travel on trails through forests, wetlands and around the area’s namesake reservoir.
The whole family will enjoy walks around the reservoir at Mill Pond near Burlington Town Center.
Have a picnic on the lawn at Burlington's Town Common in Burlington Town Center.
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Shopping and dining on Cambridge Street and at the Burlington Mall
Concentrated near its intersection with Winn Street, Cambridge Street is lined with a strip mall commercial district. Shoppers stop into Shaw’s and the Used Book Superstore, the largest used bookstore in New England. Along the same road, diners hit the vegetarian buffet at Mehfil Indian Cuisine or sit down at the upscale steakhouse chain, Mooo.... Many other commercial centers are a mile or two outside the neighborhood, most notably the Burlington Mall. Since early development projects like the second-floor expansion of the 1980s, Burlington Mall has continued supporting classic tenants like Nordstrom and Macy’s while also adapting to modern retail trends. Some of the newest projects include a satellite wellness plaza and The Park at Burlington Mall, a collection of sitting areas and greens that host exercise classes and social events. Shopping centers line roads around the mall, anchored by chains like Target and Trader Joe's.
Dining options in Burlington Town Center include Mehfil Indian Cuisine with vegetarian style plates.
Residents of Burlington Town Center also shop at the local Target for all their home needs.
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Events at the Town Common
Burlington community events take place on the Town Common’s lawn and in its central gazebo. “Every year we have Truck Day. Firefighters, police officers, other businesspeople, they come from all over. The Town Common is packed. They let all the kids get in the cabs and blow the horns all day long. It could give Aspirin a headache. The kids have a blast. My office is near the Common; I work somewhere else on Truck Day,” Austin says. Other sounds define other celebrations at the Town Common, from the booming fireworks that end each Burlington Day festival to the strains of live musicians and other entertainers that return each week for the Burlington Summer Shows. Several houses of worship hold religious services and events throughout Burlington Town Center, including Temple Shalom Emeth and Mount Hope Christian Center.
Traffic on major roads in Burlington Town Center
Thanks to Burlington’s significant commercial, corporate and healthcare centers, more people come into town throughout the day than sleep there overnight. Within Burlington Town Center, main thoroughfares like Cambridge Street can become clogged.
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Crime and Safety
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Assault with Weapon
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Burlington Town Center Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Burlington Town Center, Burlington sell after 13 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Burlington Town Center, Burlington over the last 12 months is $875,000, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Handymen, contractors and builders don't miss this opportunity for a fix and flip or new construction in excellent location on a large level lot. Close to Lahey and access to 128. This will sell quickly! All offers must be submitted by 6:00 pm Monday Dec. 29th, 2025.This is an entry only listing, listing office is not providing any services beyond this entry only listing posting.
Welcome home! This well maintained 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath split-entry home offers over 2,600 sq ft of living space on nearly half an acre. The main level features Eat-in Kitchen fully applianced, granite countertops and access to the exterior patio, and composite deck-perfect for entertaining, Dining Room, Living Room, Primary Bedroom has full bath, full bath in hallway. Hardwood floors throughout
Charlotte Marrocco-MohlerBerkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty
Beautiful 1-bedroom, 1.5-bath unit in a newer mixed-use building with elevator access. This modern home offers an open floor plan featuring a stylish kitchen with quartz countertops, waterfall island, and upgraded stainless steel appliances. The unit includes a stackable washer and dryer for added convenience. The versatile living area provides flexible space for a living room, dining area, or
Picturesque Beacon Village is centrally located to Burlington’s most prominent employers and high-tech corporate centers on the Route 128 “technology belt” running through Stoneham, Woburn, Burlington, Lexington and Waltham. This commuter-friendly apartment community is also just minutes from Interstates 93, 95, Route 3 and the Massachusetts Turnpike affording quick access to all points, north
Built in 2022, this stunning newer-construction home offers modern living across three spacious levels with hardwood floors throughout. The main floor features an open-concept layout with a chef's kitchen showcasing an oversized island, upgraded stainless-steel appliances, and elegant finishes that flow seamlessly into the dining and living areas. Upstairs, you’ll find two ensuite bedrooms, each
Harshini JoshiKeller Williams Realty Boston Northwest
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