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Marion Center Homes for Rent

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    $3,100 per month

    • 4 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,860 Sq Ft
    • House for Rent

    24 Pitcher St, Marion, MA 02738

    Welcome to a special WINTER rental nestled in a tranquil neighborhood in Marion Village! Available 9/7/25-6/15/26. This 4 bedroom, 2-bathroom home features an oversized living room, dining room, bright kitchen with stainless steel appliances and hardwood floors throughout. There is a 3 season porch to drink your morning coffee and enjoy the beautiful landscaped surroundings. In the living

    Cecile Callahan Bold Real Estate Inc.

    24 Pitcher St, Marion, MA 02738
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    $2,800 per month

    • 3 Beds
    • 1.5 Baths
    • 1,352 Sq Ft
    • House for Rent

    38 South St, Marion, MA 02738

    WINTER RENTAL: This adorable 2 bedroom fully furnished cottage in the heart of Marion is available for winter rental. Bedrooms are on the second floor. First floor includes living room, dining room, office, utility room and a patio in the back yard. Available from 9/4/2025 to 5/30/2026. Please contact listing agent to schedule an appointment. In addition to application and credit check,

    Laura Severino Coldwell Banker Realty - Marion

    38 South St, Marion, MA 02738

Why Live in Marion Center

Marion Center, the most densely populated area of Marion, features a mix of historical and modern homes. The neighborhood is known for its gambrel-roofed, cedar-shingled cottages, former captains’ homes with widows’ walks, and newer builds from the 2000s. Closer to the harbor, residents find Shingle-style mansions and traditional cedar-sided homes. The area has a crime rate significantly lower than the national average. Flooding is a potential concern, with some homes requiring flood insurance. Marion Center offers various recreational activities, with sailing and tennis being particularly popular. Residents can join the Marion Indoor Tennis Club or purchase annual beach passes for local beaches like Silvershell Beach, which features seasonal lifeguards and a snack bar. The Elizabeth Taber Library and Marion Natural History Museum provide family-friendly activities and educational programs. Dining options include Kate’s Simple Eats, Cast Seaside Bar & Bites, Brew Fish, and Atlantic Bistro. Local produce and goods can be found at Fieldstone Market and Cervelli Farm Stand. Community events such as parades, holiday strolls, and the Marion Bermuda Race foster a strong sense of community. The neighborhood is car-dependent, with state Route 105 providing access to Interstate 195, leading to Boston and Providence, 60 and 43 miles away, respectively. Schools in the area include the highly rated Sippican Elementary School, Old Rochester Regional High, and the prestigious Tabor Academy.
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