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Natural suburban setting near downtown Worcester
Nestled in the suburbs of Worcester is Broadmeadow Brook, a neighborhood marked by pockets of residential communities and densely wooded areas. According to Erin Zamarro, a Coldwell Banker real estate broker and Worcester local, the neighborhood is also commonly known as “Broad Meadow Brook” and the Massasoit Road area. "One of the big draws of this area is that residents have lots of access to major transportation routes like Interstate 90," Zamarro says. This neighborhood is less than 3 miles south of downtown Worcester and approximately 4 miles north of the Martha Deering Wildlife Management Area, putting residents in close proximity to both urban and natural settings. Worcester Public Schools, which has an overall B-minus rating from Niche, is the academic district serving students in the area. At the center of the neighborhood is the Mass Audubon Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary, which is known as the largest urban wildlife sanctuary in New England.
There are a variety of homes to choose from in Broad Meadow Brook, Massachusetts.
Broad Meadow Brook is less than 3 miles south of Worcester.
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Cape Cod homes reflect coastal undertones
An abundance of Cape Cod-style homes with shingled facades and dormer windows can conjure up the imagery and feel of a coastal town as opposed to a metropolitan suburb. A handful of Salt Box residences reflect Worcester’s architectural history dating back to the early 18th century. "There's also a lot of newer contemporary homes and a range of starter homes in the area," Zamarro says. Many homes here can be found tucked into residential pockets surrounded by small forests. Residents can also find a number of condominiums and apartment complexes with private amenities. A majority of residences cost between $270,000 and $540,000, but some four-bedroom contemporary homes can sell for well over $650,000.
Residents in Broad Meadow Brook can find peaceful streets to walk on in the area.
In Broad Meadow Brook, you'll find small to medium sized homes of many styles.
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High marks for Worcester Technical High School
Primary school learners might go to the C-plus-rated Roosevelt School for Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten through sixth grade. Students can then feed into Worcester East Middle School, which is rated C. For a secondary institution, students can attend North High School, rated C-plus, or Worcester Technical High School, an A-minus-rated institution that Niche ranked number one on their “Niche Standout High Schools in Massachusetts” list.
Worcester East Middle School has a classic scholarly New England style.
Worcester Technical High School provides education to the community of Broad Meadow Brook.
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State-of-the-art Blithewood Park
Locals looking for outdoor recreation and athletic facilities can find all they’re searching for at Blithewood Park – here, park-goers can find an outdoor sporting complex that features a tennis court, baseball field and basketball court. Residents can also sit back and relax in the park’s gazebo or picnic area while kids explore the park’s state-of-the-art playground.
Blithewood Park is a great place to play tennis and has plenty of parking on the side too.
Blithewood park has a beautiful gazebo to enjoy your quiet mornings.
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Home to New England's largest urban wildlife sanctuary
Just across from Blithewood Park is where locals can find Mass Audubon’s Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary, a 400-acre conversation center and nature preserve with more than 5 miles of hiking trails. Here, residents can visit a museum, enjoy a picnic and go bird watching. The sanctuary also offers youth programs, volunteering opportunities and summer camps. Educators can partner with Mass Audubon to teach students about wildlife preservation and natural ecosystems.
Stop by Broad Meadow Brook conservation Center to explore the trails and wild life.
Broad Meadow Brook residents can relax and step into a sanctuary in the nearby Conservation Center.
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Retail and restaurants along main roads
The majority of retail and dining spots in this neighborhood are located along U.S. Route 20 or Massachusetts Route 122; off of these routes, residents can shop for household goods and basic groceries at a Dollar Tree or sit down for a meal at the La Cucina Italiana restaurant. Locals can also head to Stop & Shop at the Perkins Farm Marketplace for a wider selection of groceries, fresh produce and a pharmacy. For a late-night slice, residents can stop by Niko’s Pizza House and find a selection of calzones, subs, salads, pasta and gourmet pizza.
Nikko's Pizza can be found right in Broad Meadow Brook near other shopping areas.
Stop & Shop are one of the grocery stores available to Broad Meadow Brook residents.
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Quick commute to city center
Due to a lack of sidewalks in its sprawling residential areas, Broadmeadow Brook is considered a car dependent neighborhood. Commuters can easily access and use Route 20, Route 122 and Massachusetts Route 146 to drive into downtown Worcester and surrounding areas. Public transportation is provided by the Worcester Regional Transit Authority, which operates a fixed bus route and bus stops through the neighborhood that connects back to Union Station in the city center, which has a train station and commuter rail. The Worcester Regional Airport is approximately 8 miles away and offers flights operated by Delta Air Lines, JetBlue and American Airlines.
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On average, homes in Broadmeadow Brook, Worcester sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Broadmeadow Brook, Worcester over the last 12 months is $394,000, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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