
Amy Caffrey
Compass
(781) 404-3530
50 Total Sales
1 in Cohasset
$934,000 Price
Located in Norfolk County
“Talk about the life in Massachusetts...” Perhaps the quaint and coastal Cohasset is what the Bee Gees envisioned when writing their 1968 hit, “Massachusetts.” This rocky, harbor town with hot, humid summers is known for turning tourists into locals and neighbors into friends.
Considered more a village than a town, Cohasset’s charm lies in its proximity to the coast and its picturesque New England appearance.
“It’s the first ocean town from Boston,” says Realtor Christine Powers with Coldwell Banker Realty. “It looks like a Norman Rockwell painting with some of the most amazing scenic roads on the ocean.”
In fact, a large portion of Cohasset is water, so it's common to stumble upon incredible properties overlooking Massachusetts Bay. Some of these pieces of paradise include 1950s Cape Cods on several acres just moments from the harbor and stunning shingle-style homes on the point that are going for about $3.9 million. You will also find stately colonials surrounded by stone walls on Lamberts Lane, new construction Dutch colonials on Diab Lane and two-family bungalow cottages from the 1760s listed for $650,000.
The Cohasset Yacht Club sees a lot of action during the warmer months, but you don’t have to own a boat to enjoy the coastal life. The town’s Sandy Beach, along its rugged coastline, is another lively place on summer evenings.
“Families hang out here until the sun drops,” Powers says.
Charming Cohasset Village is the area’s downtown shopping and dining hub centered around a small pond. Here you can catch up with friends and neighbors over a mocha at Seabird Coffee & Company, gather at French Memories, an authentic French bakery, or enjoy a locally sourced dish like Portuguese-style fish stew at Bia Bistro. Other popular spots include Lenny’s Hideaway, a Mexican restaurant that looks more like a treehouse, and The Blue Oar, which serves comfort food with seasonal flavor.
You can restock the pantry at Stop & Shop on Route 3A and snag a few specialty items and local treats at The Barrel Country Market. Shop for a few fresh veggies at Holly Hill, a seasonal organic farm that cares a lot about sustainable living and offers farm-based school programs.
Speaking of education, students in Cohasset attend the small but highly ranked Cohasset Public Schools which includes a primary, elementary, middle and high school. Because it’s such a small system, all kids can be part of something extracurricular.
“They can be in band or play a sport,” Powers says. “There’s a place for them during every season.”
And there’s a place for you in Cohasset, the quintessential New England town.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to
, an experienced agent in this area.Amy Caffrey
Compass
(781) 404-3530
50 Total Sales
1 in Cohasset
$934,000 Price
Alice Pierce
Coldwell Banker Realty - Hingham
(339) 300-9869
128 Total Sales
5 in Cohasset
$510K - $2.8M Price Range
Dawn Hadley
Engel & Völkers , South Shore
(781) 816-2977
75 Total Sales
1 in Cohasset
$840,000 Price
Jill Neagle Caffrey
William Raveis R.E. & Home Services
(781) 725-5426
35 Total Sales
2 in Cohasset
$900K - $1.3M Price Range
Mary Beiche
Gibson Sotheby's International Realty
(351) 666-4877
25 Total Sales
5 in Cohasset
$550K - $1.8M Price Range
Anne Mehigan
Conway - Hingham
(781) 469-0779
28 Total Sales
2 in Cohasset
$1.2M - $1.9M Price Range
On average, homes in Cohasset, MA sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Cohasset, MA over the last 12 months is $725,000, down 49% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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