Why Live in Indian Ridge
Indian Ridge in Lynn is a neighborhood characterized by its diverse architectural styles, including ranches, raised ranches, Craftsman Bungalows, and eclectic New England homes, many of which feature gabled roofs and stone foundations. Homes here typically range from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet on lots averaging 5,000 square feet to a quarter-acre, with newly developed townhouses also available. The area is surrounded by natural features such as Browns and Flax Ponds, and the east side of Sluice Pond. Lakeshore Park offers pickleball, fishing, and walking paths, while the Gannon Municipal Golf Course provides an 18-hole golfing experience. The neighborhood is also close to the Lynn Woods Reservation, which has over 30 miles of hiking trails, and Nahant Beach, located about 4 miles away. Local shopping and dining options are plentiful along Broadway Street and Boston Street, with Brookside Square housing stores like Planet Fitness and CVS, and eateries such as Andy’s Breakfast & Lunch. Mino’s Roast Beef and Lynnapesaukee Four Winds Pub & Grill are popular dining spots. The area hosts various events, including the Lynn Arts & Culture Festival and the annual Juneteenth celebration. Indian Ridge is approximately 12 miles from Boston’s business district and Boston Logan International Airport, accessible via Massachusetts Route 1A. The neighborhood has a lower crime risk compared to the national average, with a Cap Index Score of 2 out of 10. While the area is car-dependent, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail provides access to Boston.
