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The North End brings a suburban, accessible feel to Methuen
The North End of Methuen offers a quieter, more suburban atmosphere compared to other parts of the town, making it an appealing choice for those seeking space and convenience. Homes are predominantly single-family properties with generous yards, contributing to the neighborhood’s spacious and residential character. While The North End is more laid back, Methuen’s city amenities in the historical downtown area aren’t far away. “Industrial growth in the 1800s influenced the area, which can still be seen in the architecture throughout town today,” says Christine O’Connor, librarian at the Nevins Library. Located about 30 miles north of Boston and 20 miles east of Nashua, The North End borders New Hampshire to the west and sits adjacent to Salem, a hub for shopping and dining. Additionally, its position between Interstates 93 and 495 provides residents with manageable commutes.
Many single-family homes list around $500,000 with roomy yards.
The North End neighborhood is a charming residential area known for its historic homes.
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The Loop and Rockingham Park provide shopping and dining
The North End and its surrounding areas offer a mix of shopping destinations and dining spots that cater to a variety of tastes and needs. The Loop, located on the south side of the neighborhood, is a popular shopping center featuring a mix of storefronts, chain eateries and a movie theater. In the same retail area are convenient stops like Target and Market Basket for everyday essentials. For something more local, Mann Orchards is a beloved indoor market offering farm-fresh produce, baked goods and homemade ice cream. Just over the New Hampshire state line in Salem, The Mall at Rockingham Park provides tax-free shopping at designer and boutique stores, while Route 28 is lined with additional shopping plazas and well-known restaurants. Mary Ann’s Diner is a go-to breakfast spot, and Trattoria Amalfi serves high-end Italian classics in an intimate setting.
Mann Orchards sells farm‑fresh produce, pies, and seasonal treats.
Big‑box convenience sits minutes from quiet blocks in The North End, MA.
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Colonial styles and townhomes range widely in price
Mature trees and landscaped yards give The North End a livable feel, though very few developments currently have sidewalks. However, Methuen’s Complete Streets Program aims to rebuild sidewalks and upgrade pedestrian ramps throughout the community. About 75% of residents own their homes, and single-family houses make up much of the landscape. Colonial-style homes are the most common, though Cape Cods and split-level designs are also prevalent. Most properties include attached garages and sit on lots ranging from a quarter-acre to more than five acres. Prices for single-family homes typically range from around $500,000 to just over $1 million, with the median sale price hovering near $712,000.
For those seeking lower-maintenance living, townhomes and condos built between the 1980s and late 2010s provide an alternative. Prices start around $375,000 for a modest 1,000-square-foot unit and can exceed $1 million for a 4,000-square-foot residence in the upscale 55+ community of Emerald Pines.
Townhomes in The North End, MA start around $375,000 for low‑maintenance living.
A classic colonial profile reflects Methuen’s 19th‑century architectural roots.
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Merrimack golf club and park offer outdoor fun for all ages
Outdoor enthusiasts in The North End have plenty of nearby options for recreation and relaxation. Centrally located, Merrimack Valley Golf Club is a private 18-hole course that also features two on-site restaurants. The club’s Parlay Restaurant & Lounge is a trendy spot known for its brunch, cocktails and dinner service. To the east, Merrimack River Park is a popular destination for kayaking, picnicking and scenic river views. Just across the New Hampshire border to the west, families flock to Field of Dreams Park and Playground, an expansive wooden play structure with separate zones designed for toddlers and older children.
Merrimack River Park near The North End is filled with little hidden bird houses.
Field of Dreams is an adventures playground for kids to explore.
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B-rated Methuen Public Schools serve the community
Methuen Public Schools serves students in The North End. “There are four different K through eight elementary schools in the area, with the Comprehensive Grammar School, or CGS, being located in The North End,” O’Connor says. CGS earns a B-minus rating from Niche. Students can then move on to Methuen High School, which holds a B and underwent a transformative $100 million renovation in 2014. Originally built in 1975, the high school now features a modern cafeteria, auditorium, fine arts wing and media center. Classrooms were redesigned to support a more open, collaborative layout that encourages project-based learning.
Children in Eastern Methuen can attend Comprehensive Grammer School, serving grades pre-k-8.
Methuen High School is a highly ranked school in Massachusetts.
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Interstates 495 and 93 keep The North End connected
Interstate 495 runs along the east side of The North End, while I-93 borders the west, making commutes to Boston or southern New Hampshire straightforward. For those without a car, the Merrimack Valley Transit bus system offers service near The Loop’s retail area. This local bus connects passengers to MBTA stops, providing access to Boston via public transit. For air travel, Boston Logan International Airport is the nearest major hub, offering domestic and international flights. Healthcare is also close by, as Merrimack Health serves the broader community with a general hospital in Methuen.
Downtown Methuen hosts annual events and frequent concerts
Each fall, the community comes together for Methuen Day, an annual celebration in Downtown Methuen featuring food vendors, live music and family-friendly activities. Also downtown, the historic Methuen Memorial Music Hall hosts a packed calendar of performances, ranging from jazz and folk to a cappella. The building itself is a destination, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and home to a 19th-century Great Organ that draws music lovers from across the region.
Visitors learn about the region’s industrial era and mill heritage at The Methuen Museum.
Methuen Memorial Music Hall hosts concerts from jazz to a cappella.
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The North End Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in The North End, Methuen sell after 21 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in The North End, Methuen over the last 12 months is $750,000, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to 3 Adams Avenue, a well-maintained 3 bed, 2 bath home set on a large fenced-in corner lot. This single-level home has been well cared for with many improvements over the last decade. Some recent updates include new kitchen appliances and flooring, new exterior doors, freshly painted interior spaces, freshly painted kitchen cabinetry with new hardware, and a newly replaced furnace
ATTENTION Builders and Developers; Fantastic opportunity for just over 20 acres of land consisting of multiple adjoining lots Haverhill and Methuen. Property currently has two houses and several outbuildings with an access road throughout the property. One of the properties used to be a small farm. More info available.
Opportunity awaits with this 1.22 +/--acre parcel ideally situated at the end of a quiet street in a well-established neighborhood. The setting offers a rare combination of privacy and convenience, with easy access to area amenities, shopping, dining, and major interstate highways. Tucked away yet centrally located, the property provides a peaceful environment while remaining close to everything
Stephan CoufosBerkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty
NEW OPPORTUNITY-POTENTIAL FOR SUBDIVISION! With 564' of frontage on North Street, there is now an opportunity to purchase one 6 acre lot ($650,000) with 200' frontage. Pristine, private, and breathtaking, the full 12.32 acre lot with its pastoral fields, rolling hills, and a hidden stream would make a perfect private estate or equestrian center. Alternatively, the 6 acre lot is truly, an ideal
Robyne HarrisonTate & Foss Sotheby's International Realty
Conveniently located in Methuen, MA, Summit Place is minutes from major interstates like I-495 and I-93, as well as The Loop, offering shopping, dining, and entertainment. This community offers 1 and 2 bedroom homes with scenic views and 44-acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Enjoy the many community amenities including: pool with sun deck, outdoor grill and lounge, clubhouse, fitness
Washington Place is a friendly and convenient place to call home. Heat and hot water is included in the rent. The community offers a professional on-site maintenance staff, cable and internet ready, wall to wall carpeting, new and/or updated appliances, A/C, laundry facilities in each building, permitted parking and controlled access to each building. The community is conveniently situated near
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