Princeton
Princeton, Massachusetts, known for its rolling terrain and historic properties, has notable spots like Wachusett Mountain and Sawyer Field. The town has highly rated Thomas Prince School and no chain stores.
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$641K
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$355K - $1.4M
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4 Listings
New Braintree
New Braintree, a rural Massachusetts village, features pastoral landscapes with farms and forests. Residents enjoy hiking at Winimusset Wildlife Management Area and shopping at local farms for fresh produce and eggs.
Average Value
$475K
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$424K - $538K
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Hubbardston
Hubbardston is rural, forested and quiet, and people like it that way. This small village is where people move if they want two or three acres of land, with little traffic and basically no commercial activity. People live in the woods, drive to the pond to swim at the town beach and buy hay from the neighborhood beef farm. “It’s not an industrial
Average Value
$467K
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$253K - $936K
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7 Listings
West Brookfield
West Brookfield in West Brookfield features waterfront homes on Lake Wickaboag and a historic downtown. The area includes a town common, beaches, forested trails, and community events, contributing to its close-knit atmosphere.
Average Value
$445K
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$295K - $1.3M
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3 Listings
Hardwick
Hardwick, a rural Massachusetts village, borders the Quabbin Reservoir. The area offers fishing and hiking. Local spots include Mimi's CoffeeHouse, Hardwick House of Pizza, and Still Life Farm with its heirloom fruits.
Average Value
$434K
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$230K - $640K
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1 Listing
North Brookfield
North Brookfield, a rural Worcester County neighborhood, combines farmland views with historic charm. It features Sucker Brook Wildlife Management Area for outdoor activities and a Victorian-style library hosting community events.
Average Value
$420K
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$248K - $828K
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4 Listings
Gardner
Dubbed “Chair City” for its mid-1800s furniture industry, Gardner is a Worcester County city preserving history and exuding small-town charm. A 20-foot-tall chair on Elm Street commemorates this nickname, and the Gardner Museum has exhibits detailing prominent manufacturers and designers. Red-brick Italianate-style restaurants and retailers line
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$380K
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$206K - $760K
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Ware
Ware, Massachusetts, combines history with natural beauty near Quabbin Reservoir. The town features 19th-century homes, Grenville Park, and local eateries. Route 9 connects to Springfield and Worcester, 30 miles away.
Average Value
$340K
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$100K - $922K
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10 Listings
Petersham
Bordered by the Quabbin Reservoir, Petersham, 26 miles from Amherst, is made up of nature preserves and farmland. The area’s natural scenery and rural location are some of its biggest draws for new residents. “It offers a quiet, rural lifestyle with easy access to outdoor recreation,” says Kristen Dodge, a Realtor with LAER Realty Partners, who
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$465K
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$371K - $675K
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3 Listings
Westminster
The neighborhood of Westminster is a rural community in Worcester, boasting a rich history, which can be appreciated along Main Street located in its town center, as well as across its residential landscape. Local restaurants and community events provide a know-your-neighbor feel, while nearby parks offer plenty of outdoor recreation
Average Value
$553K
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$319K - $1.3M
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19 Listings
Rutland
Rutland is a rural — but growing — Central Massachusetts community with excellent schools, abundant outdoor recreation, and options for homes in subdivisions or on acres of land. Rutland is characterized by rolling hills, swaths of farmland and a friendly community of residents. "People gravitate toward Rutland for its sense of community and
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$511K
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$175K - $861K
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12 Listings
Oakham
Oakham is a rural town tucked away in the rolling woodlands of Central Massachusetts, just 17 miles west of Worcester. Founded in the mid-1700s, it has a historic town hall, a 210-year-old church, a public library and a village green, all of which are part of an historic district listed on the National Register of Historic Places. “It’s rural
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$488K
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$260K - $852K
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4 Listings
Spencer
Spencer is a small town – only 45 square miles – surrounded by country and conservation areas that attract outdoor enthusiasts and remote workers alike. It’s not a town that attracts a lot of tourism, but the residents appreciate the simplicity of their neighborhood. “It has just enough of everything, but not too much of anything,” says Jim
Average Value
$449K
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$247K - $1M
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9 Listings
Templeton
About 25 miles northwest of Worcester and 65 miles from Boston, the small town of Templeton has a mix of housing, farms with cafes and public land for recreation. People move here to be away from the busyness of Boston while still living close to Route 2, which provides a direct route into the city. “Templeton is a quiet community with rural New
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$427K
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$291K - $738K
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6 Listings
Barre
Barre is a rural hamlet nestled in the countryside near Worcester, Massachusetts. Home to around 5,500 residents, the streets are dotted with historic storefronts, churches and homes centered around a grassy town square. Founded in the 1700s, the town was named after Isaac Barre, a member of British Parliament who opposed taxing America in the
Average Value
$398K
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$117K - $753K
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11 Listings
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