Princeton
Princeton, MA features stunning views and outdoor activities at Wachusett Mountain. It hosts the country's oldest tennis tournament and has highly rated schools. The town is within an hour's drive of Boston and Worcester.
Average Value
$656K
List Price
$359K - $1.3M
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12 Listings
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Lancaster
Lancaster, MA is a rural town with outdoor recreation at Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge. It's ideal for remote workers and has highly rated schools, including Luther Burbank Middle School and Nashoba Regional High School.
Average Value
$622K
List Price
$333K - $1.2M
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10 Listings
Lunenburg
Lunenburg, MA, a rural Worcester County town, offers abundant nature trails and local farms. Residents enjoy outdoor activities at Marshall Pond and Shirley Lake. The area features highly rated schools and diverse housing options.
Average Value
$592K
List Price
$341K - $1.2M
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21 Listings
South Fitchburg
South Fitchburg in Fitchburg offers suburban living near downtown. Recreation includes the Twin Cities Rail Trail and Coggshall Park. Notable points are the highly rated Fitchburg High School and Fitchburg State University.
Average Value
$405K
List Price
$291K - $607K
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1 Listing
Sterling
Sterling, MA blends history and modernity with landmarks like the Mary Had a Little Lamb schoolhouse and Rail Trail access. The town boasts highly rated schools, including Houghton Elementary and Wachusett Regional High School.
Average Value
$620K
List Price
$356K - $1.6M
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14 Listings
Westminster
Westminster, MA is a rural community with a rich history visible along Main Street. It offers local eateries, outdoor recreation at Crocker Pond and Wachusett Mountain, and community events like summer concerts at Town Common.
Average Value
$568K
List Price
$360K - $1.2M
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22 Listings
Leominster
Johnny Appleseed and the pink flamingo lawn ornament hail from Leominster, Massachusetts, both representing the city's economic engines at different times in history. In its early days, farming supported the city's economy before railroads made manufacturing the dominant industry in the 19th century. Leominster’s prominent plastics trade and
Average Value
$491K
List Price
$245K - $925K
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46 Listings
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