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Suburban convenience and small-town charm in Lindenwood
Lindenwood is a quiet residential pocket of Stoneham that offers small-town charm and suburban convenience just 10 miles north of Boston. "The biggest draw is the location," says Mary Kelly, broker and owner of Century 21 Property Central Inc. and resident of Stoneham "You're close to Interstate 95, I-93 and State Route 28. So, you can commute north, south or west very easily." Quiet tree-lined streets give way to an eclectic mix of homes that span the centuries. Mom-and-pop shops, restaurants and big-box retailers line Stoneham's Main Street, while the Stoneham Town Common serves as a central gathering place for year-round events. "We're also a very green town," Kelly says. "We have all this conservation land, which isn't the norm given how close we are to the city." With its well-kept residential roads, a strong public school system and a steady list of town events, Lindenwood continues to attract families, young professionals and those seeking a quieter, greener lifestyle within commuting distance of Boston.
Lindenwood is a suburb that's about 10 miles north of Boston with many nearby amenities.
The Stoneham Town Common regularly hosts events of all kinds yearround and welcomes any and all residents from Lindenwood.
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Hiking trails, town parks and coastal getaways
Stoneham boasts an array of green spaces. Three miles from the neighborhood, Middlesex Fells Reservation spans over 2,500 acres along the south side of town. With trailheads tucked into local communities, the reservation features over 100 miles of forested hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding trails that weave around six different ponds and reservoirs. The reservation encompasses several well-known parks. "We have Spot Pond, Whip Hill, Sheepfold, I could go on," Kelly says. The nearly 300-acre Spot Pond welcomes anglers, kayakers and canoeists. However, personal vessels are prohibited, and visitors must rent the equipment.
Near the pond, furry friends can run around the Sheepfold Dog Park, a spacious, off-leash field bordered by pine woods. Winthrop Hill is one of the most popular hiking trails in the area, offering scenic vistas. On the other side of the park, Boojum Rock features sweeping views of Boston's skyline. Greenwood Park, located at the eastern edge of the reservation, offers wooded hiking trails, open fields and playgrounds. The adjacent Stone Zoo draws families year-round with seasonal light displays and live animal exhibits.
Additional green spaces are scattered around town. Pomeworth Field features sports courts and a playground. The Stoneham Town Common offers an open green space along Main Street, while the Tri-Community Greenway's 10-mile paved path welcomes runners and cyclists. For a different kind of green, two public nine-hole golf courses hug Lindenwood's western border. Coastal getaways are also nearby, with summer crowds flocking to Long Beach, just 15 miles east of the neighborhood.
Enjoy the lush greenery as you travel along the Tri-Community Greenway near Lindenwood.
Bikers take a break to embrace the reservoir views while riding the trails at the Middlesex Fells Reservation near Lindenwood.
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Stoneham's year-round calendar of community events
Stoneham's Town Common, the central gathering place for community events, hugs the corner of Main Street and Central Street. In September, Town Day draws crowds with food trucks, vendor booths, kids' games and live music. The annual Halloween Stroll turns Main Street into a costumed parade of families visiting local shops to trick-or-treat for candy, while the common serves as the site for pumpkin decorating, crafting activities and a bounce house. Winter ushers in craft fairs and the town tree lighting, when locals browse handmade gifts and sip hot cocoa. "We also have Thursday afternoon farmers markets on the common," Kelly says. "Then, once summer comes along, we have free movies and concerts on the common."
Listen to live music performed at the Stoneham Farmers Market.
Snag a spot close to the screen for a fun night out at Free Family Flicks.
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Ramblers, split-levels, Cape Cods and Colonial Revivals
Lindenwood's development over the centuries is reflected in its architecture. Quiet residential roads feature a handful of historic 19th-century homes near Main Street. Twentieth-century Cape Cods and Tudor Revivals are scattered between modest ramblers and colonial-style homes. Other streets are more uniform, with rows of bi-levels and split-levels that boast attached garages. "Colonials and Capes are by far the most popular housing style," Kelly says. Homebuyers looking for a clean slate can score a fixer-upper for under $650,000, but sales prices in Lindenwood typically range from $650,000 to the upper-$800,000s. Properties with more square footage can fetch price tags that range from $900,000 to $1 million, and a handful of larger, 21st-century Colonial Revivals can sell for more than $1 million. "We offer good value for our lot sizes compared to surrounding towns," Kelly says. Along Lindenwood's borders, two condominium buildings, Montvale and Monterosa, feature units that range from $400,000 to $600,000.
Colonial Revival homes are popular among families that are seeking more space in Lindenwood.
Certain Split-Level homes in Lindenwood will catch your eye as you travel through the neighborhood.
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Highly rated Stoneham Public Schools
Stoneham Public Schools serves the community and garners a B-plus rating from Niche. Kindergarteners through fourth graders may attend Robin Hood Elementary School, which earns an A-minus and sits within walking distance for many residents. Older students may then attend B-plus-rated schools such as Stoneham Central Middle and Stoneham High. In August 2024, high schoolers and staff were greeted with a brand-new three-story building with state-of-the-art facilities, including a new athletic complex, walking trails around the grounds and a wing dedicated to administrative offices and pre-k classes.
Lindenwood students build upon their knowledge base at the Stoneham Central Middle School.
Students and families from Lindenwood are looking forward to the new Stoneham High School being built soon.
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Amenities along Main Street
Main Street is the commercial hub of town. Local establishments include an eclectic mix of taverns, pizza joints, florists, hair salons and dessert shops. "We have a lot of mom-and-pop shops," Kelly says. "There are bookstores, craft stores, coffee shops and cafes—all owned by Stoneham residents." Target anchors Redstone Shopping Center, Stoneham's central shopping plaza. Stop & Shop is down the road for daily needs, while J&B Butcher offers curated cuts of meat.
Stoneham's central downtown area unfurls along the intersection of Main Street and Central Street. Here, residents will find local gems like The Stones Common House & Kitchen for seasonal New England fare. Residents can also unwind at the laid-back Nobility Hill Tavern, a neighborhood staple for burgers and beer. The Greater Boston Stage Company anchors the cultural scene with plays and performances steps from the Town Common, offering a night out without the need to head into the city.
Choose your meats wisely from a big selection of offerings at J&B Butcher near Lindenwood.
Enjoy the comfortable ambiance and delicious food inside The Stones Common House near Lindenwood.
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Commutes around the Boston metro area
While many residents here use their own vehicles to get around, folks living in the area have multiple mass-transit options available to them. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) services Stoneham with bus routes along Main Street. Downtown Boston commuters have access to three train stations within a 5-mile radius, including Wakefield, Reading and Anderson/Woburn. Interstates 95 and 93 offer convenient commutes around the metro area. Boston Logan International Airport is less than 15 miles away via I-93, and Winchester Hospital is just 2 miles away.
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On average, homes in Lindenwood, Stoneham sell after 12 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Lindenwood, Stoneham over the last 12 months is $720,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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