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Suburban living, friendly neighbors
At the intersection of Winchester, Woburn, and Lexington, Shakerhill is a suburban neighborhood on the outskirts of Boston with a warm community spirit. “It’s the kind of place where you can go for a walk and people will come out of their homes to say hi,” said Eileen Doherty, who has worked in the area for 40 years. “You don’t often find a neighborhood like that. People will get a sense of the community and how friendly it is, and they tell all their friends.”
Massachusetts Avenue connects Lexington and Shakerhill in Woburn.
Rambler style homes in Shakerhill come in all shapes and colors.
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Varying houses at upscale prices
Home styles vary from one street to the next. Some streets are lined with stately, grandiose Colonial-style homes, while others feature more humble split-level and single-story homes. Few of the residential streets have sidewalks, and the hilly terrain means that stairs and retaining walls are common. Many of the homes were built in the mid-20th century, but new construction of condos make the most use of limited land. 3-bedroom homes built in the 1950s may sell for around $600,000, while larger 4-bedroom homes usually sell for more than $1 million. Condos and townhomes built since 2019 sell for around $950,000.
Rambler style homes are very common in Shakerhill neighborhood.
There are beautiful rows of homes along Thornberry Rd in Shakerhill.
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Woburn district schools
Students here start at Reeves Elementary, which scores a B- on Niche.com. They then attend Daniel L. Joyce middle school, which scores a C+. Woburn high school gets a B.
Public parks and private clubs
Shakerhill is close to several parks, including the popular recreation spot of Whipple Hill. The 120-acre park includes 4 miles of trails, and the park’s namesake summit offers views of the Boston skyline. McClennen Park, which is adjacent to Whipple Hill, includes a playground, a skate park, multiple athletic fields and trails. Members can enjoy Winchester Swim and Tennis Club, a private facility within the neighborhood that includes a 25-yard pool and five tennis courts. The Club offers swim and tennis lessons for those who want to learn, and leagues for those who want to compete.
McClennen Park is a great place to spend the day near Shakerhill.
Whipple Hill Conservation area is a great place to hike with your dogs in Shakerhill.
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Designer shopping, chic eateries
Shakerhill is a quiet residential area, so there are no restaurants or retailers within the neighborhood boundaries. However, Doherty says that the dining options nearby include plenty of popular high-end eateries. Café Escadrille is a popular destination for the upscale continental fare like roast rack of lamb, and is located less than 3 miles north of the neighborhood. At the Burlington Mall, about 4 miles north of the neighborhood, residents can shop at high-end retailers like Nordstrom and eat at sophisticated steakhouses like Smith & Wollensky.
The Woburn Plaza shopping center, about a 2-mile drive east from Shakerhill, includes a Whole Foods for grocery shopping and a Walgreens pharmacy. 3 miles north of the neighborhood, the Burlington Crossroads shopping center offers access to a Target and a MOM's Organic Market. There’s also a Trader Joe’s and a Market Basket supermarket within 4 miles of the neighborhood.
Shakerhill residents crave the taste of the upscaled food at nearby Café Escadrille.
Nearby downtown Lexington offers a variety of shops for Shakerhill folks to explore.
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Lexington events attract residents
Downtown Lexington, 3 miles west of Shakerhill, offers plenty of things to do within a 10-minute drive. The Lexington Venue theater shows independent films and is available for rental for private parties. The Lexington Arts and Crafts society puts on exhibitions for local artists and holds classes and workshops including jewelry-making, painting and pottery. For families, there is a Launch trampoline park and amusement center about 3 miles from the neighborhood. The Cary Memorial Library, 3 miles west of the neighborhood, also hosts programs like book clubs, conversation groups for English language learners, and rotating arts exhibits. The library also offers free or discounted passes to museums in Boston, Arlington and Lexington.
John Parker, stands on the Battle Green in nearby Lexington greeting the Shakerhill visitors.
Woburn Town Hall near the town of Shakerhill has beautiful architecture.
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Commuter-friendly location
Shakerhill is located about 12 miles north of Boston, a commute that will take between 25 and 45 minutes depending on traffic. There are several bus stops along Cambridge street, on the eastern side of the neighborhood, but commuters to Boston will have to change buses in order to complete the route. The Boston Logan International Airport is 14 miles from Shakerhill and is served by more than 40 airlines. The Lahey Hospital and Medical Center is located about 4 miles southwest of Shakerhill and offers personalized cancer care at the Lahey Health Cancer Institute.
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On average, homes in Shakerhill, Woburn sell after 16 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Shakerhill, Woburn over the last 12 months is $735,000, down 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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