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A close-knit suburb near Boston
The Manor is a community of close-knit residents where neighbors know each other and take pride in their section of this Boston suburb. It’s a place where neighborly vibes are felt everywhere. “That is something that I think is quite nice,” says Denise Connell, a local Realtor of Donahue Real Estate Co., who has been selling homes in the area for nearly two decades. “The Manor has a neighborhood association, so they do many family-oriented things together.” The Manor Neighborhood Association organizes a variety of programming for residents, from a neighborhood social to a Halloween trunk or treat. “People do know their neighbors and look out for one another,” Connell says. “It's a town where people born and raised here rarely leave,” says Connell. Residents have proximity to downtown Boston, which is 15 miles away and home to major employers such as the Boston Logan International Airport and Massachusetts General Hospital. “One of the main draws for people is that it’s a good commuting location, located right off the highway,” says Mary Ellen McDonough, a Realtor with Donahue Real Estate Co., who was born and raised in the Boston area. “You’re paying less while still living close to the action.”
Rows of homes along Westchester Cir in Manor.
With its proximity to Boston, its no wonder why residents love The Manor.
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Annual parades on East Street
The community holds an annual Flag Day Parade that starts and ends on East Street every summer, where residents honor the American flag and show their patriotism. “People look forward to this every year,” says McDonough. “A very active community is here.” People also attend the annual Trunk or Treat, 5K Turkey Trot and the Christmas tree lighting in Dedham Square, 2 miles away. Locals visit downtown Boston for more than work, as it’s a walkable area with indoor activities like the AMC Boston Common 19 movie theater and outdoor activities like the Public Gardens, located right across the street.
A mix of mid-century architecture
In The Manor, early-to-mid-20th-century ramblers are priced between $600,000 and $700,000, and larger colonial revivals range from $800,000 to $900,000. Homes are spaced close together but are separated by white picket fences. Some blocks feature asphalt sidewalks, connecting neighbors and providing runways for a morning or afternoon walk or jog. Properties also include asphalt driveways, where people park their cars daily.
Rows of colonial homes in Manor, Dedham.
Landscape and homes in Manor, Dedham.
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The Dedham Public School District
The Dedham Public School District serves students and earns a B-plus from Niche. Children may attend Greenlodge Elementary School, which also receives a B-plus, before advancing to Dedham Middle, which earns a B and has before and after school programs, like LEAP, which stands for learning, enrichment and play. Students can transition to Dedham High School, which has a graduation rate of 95% and an A-minus from Niche. Over half the students at Dedham High are enrolled in Advanced Placement classes. The neighborhood has no private schools, but nearby churches include St. Anne Parish and Blue Hill Community Church.
Greenlodge Elementary School is an above average, public school located in Dedham, MA.
Dedham High School is a highly rated, public school located in Dedham.
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Exploring the Manor Playground
Paul Park is a small local green space with a baseball field and playground. Dedham Parks & Recreation Complex is four miles away and has athletic fields and a dog park. It’s also a prime location for Charles River kayakers. Manor Playground is a small space that features an elaborate wooden play set to climb and explore. Golfers can practice their swing at The Dedham Country and Polo Club, six miles away. Rock Spot Climbing is a nearby climbing gym on Sprague Street.
Kids love the unique equipment at Manor Playground.
Skip some stones on the Charles River in The Manor.
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Bingo night and a meal in The Manor
The Dedham Mall shopping center houses a Stop and Shop supermarket, Lowe’s, TJ Maxx and several banks. The Dedham Midway Restaurant is also in the center, offering residents karaoke and bingo nights on the weekends and dishes like pork chops and meatloaf. The town of Dedham has a farmers market on Court Street, just 3 miles away, every Wednesday from Spring to Fall. The Village Manor is a family-owned staple in the community that’s been serving locals classic American food like shepherd’s pie and chicken wings since 1999. Fisherman’s Restaurant is a nearby seafood spot that has a cozy feel with its indoor, individual cushioned bar seating and outdoor picnic tables.
The Village Manor building in Manor, Dedham.
Manor residents can get all their grocery shopping done at the local Stop and Shop.
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Commuting in and out of town
One of The Manors’ main attractions is its proximity to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail station, leading commuters to the South Station in Boston. The neighborhood is next to Interstate 95, which also helps people reach work daily. Bike lanes and sidewalks are scarce in The Manor. The Boston Logan International Airport is 25 miles away. The Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital is the closest medical center, 5 miles away.
Endicott Train station in Manor, Dedham.
Endicott station makes commuting from Manor quick and easy.
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Francis D. Martini Memorial Shell Park and Moynihan Recreation Area
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Bike Trails
Iacono Playground
Manor Playground
Paul Park
Baseball/Softball
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Colella Playground
Trails
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Multi-Purpose Field
Transit
Airport
General Edward Lawrence Logan International
27 min drive
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Endicott
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The Manor Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in The Manor, Dedham sell after 27 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in The Manor, Dedham over the last 12 months is $750,000, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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