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Edgeworth’s prime location just miles north of Boston
Situated between Malden and Medford, Edgeworth is a suburb known for its central locale and accessibility to exciting amenities. “The vast majority of people choose Edgeworth for its proximity to the Malden Center Orange Line and walkability to the downtown area, which has just undergone a huge transformation in the last few years,” says Realtor Kristin Gennetti at Century 21 North East, who has over 18 years of experience selling in Greater Boston. “The atmosphere is really social and diverse, as well. It’s always been tight knit.” With all of the restaurants, public transit and downtown happenings a short walk away, residents here don’t feel like they need a car, despite being 5 miles out of Boston. For those looking for a suburban feel without sacrificing accessibility to urban amenities, Edgeworth provides a blend of both.
Mobile workouts and Edgeworth parks
There are a few major outdoor spaces for recreation and relaxation, including Devir Park, which Gennetti mentions was just redone. Devir has soccer and baseball fields, a playground and tennis and basketball courts. MacDonald Stadium on Pearl Street is one of the area’s most utilized public spaces. It features a track for running and walking, as well as an artificial turf field that is often used for youth sports and special events. Right next door to the stadium, there is a Fitness Court at Callahan Park, which is a free area with equipment and a QR code that grants access to fitness challenges and guided training videos. The Fitness Court is a national fitness campaign partnered with healthcare providers, who have a goal to provide a free outdoor gym within a 10-minute bike ride of every American.
The outdoor fitness area at Callahan Park is a great option on sunny days in Edgeworth.
MacDonald Stadium in Edgeworth has a full sized track and field to work out on.
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Assembly Row shopping and dining in Malden
Edgeworth residents have easy access to the area’s shops and restaurants. Folks can enjoy dinner at All Seasons Table, an Asian Fusion restaurant, which serves sushi, rice and noodle dishes and hosts live jazz on the weekends. Mystic Station is another popular place for relaxing on a patio, martini in hand. Other options include the numerous sub shops and Pisa Pizza on Pearl Street, which has been serving up pies to the community for decades. When it’s time to restock the pantry, Malden has several stores including Stop & Shop and Super 88, an Asian grocery store with low prices. Balaji Indian Groceries is another small specialty store with a variety of food and spices, and Wegmans and Target are also within 2 miles. Gennetti mentions that another draw to Edgeworth is its 2-mile proximity to Assembly Row in Summerville, an outlet mall with brands from Saks Off 5th and Coach to Reebok and Nike.
Assembly Row is a quick drive from Edgeworth with lots of shopping and dining options.
Sit at the bar, get a booth, or grab a table at Mystic Station near Edgeworth.
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Edgeworth’s gaming and community gatherings
One main event in Edgeworth is the Italian Feast Fair in honor of Saint Anthony. Participants can sample authentic food from about 100 vendors, pick up a souvenir or partake in the procession of the streets. The area is also an internet café and gaming hotspot. At Mixer eSports + Café on Pleasant Street, lattes meet video and board games. Boda Borg is an amusement center inspired by those in Sweden, where groups can venture on different “quests” to complete physical and mental challenges.
Education options in Edgeworth
Students in Edgeworth are zoned for Malden Public Schools, which include five kindergarten through Grade 8 schools and one high school. Children may begin their education at Beebe School, which rates a B-minus on Niche. Here, students share the love of reading through events including noun parades and read-a-thons. Students can then head to Malden High School, rated B-plus, and can participate in an array of extracurricular activities including step team, animation cartoon club and ping pong club. One of the most popular educational draws to Edgeworth, though, is the Mystic Valley Regional Charter School, which enrolls students from kindergarten through Grade 12. Mystic Valley earns an A-minus on Niche, which also places it in the top 10 best charter schools in the state.
Malden High School welcomes the Malden, MA, community.
Mystic Valley Regional Charter School has an overall grade of A- on Niche.
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Vinyl-sided colonials dominate Edgeworth market
Single- and multifamily colonials, condos and apartments make up most of Edgeworth’s housing options. Properties were built throughout the 20th century, with a few late 19th century builds, and most have vinyl siding. Some homes have modest front yards, lined by sidewalks and tree boxes. Both houses and smaller units often fall between $550,000 and $750,000, and monthly rent for apartments tends to start around $2,000 for two bedrooms. With the recent transformation of Malden’s downtown area, vibrant apartments have been erected along Pleasant Street and are growing in popularity. While some homes have garages or private parking space, street parking can be necessary, and at times, difficult to find.
Spacious porches and back yards are a common trait of homes within Edgeworth.
You'll find some Edgeworth homes rich in color.
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Transportation, health care and worship in Edgeworth
Improvements on Pleasant Street in the past few years have made the area more walkable and drivable, which has increased property values, according to Gennetti. Interstate 93 is easily accessible, which is a big draw for commuters into Boston. For those who prefer public transit, Malden Center is within walking distance and has the Haverhill Line commuter rail and Orange Line access. Boston Logan International Airport is about 7 miles away. Other facilities, including churches of various denominations and the Malden Islamic Center can be found in Edgeworth, with the closest temple being a couple blocks north of Pleasant Street. Health care is also available within 2 miles at CHA Everett Hospital.
Interstate 93 is a quick drive from Edgeworth and is the quickest way to get into Boston.
At Malden Center in Edgeworth you can hop on a bus to get to the surrounding towns quickly.
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On average, homes in Edgeworth, Malden sell after 12 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Edgeworth, Malden over the last 12 months is $505,000, down 27% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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