Tyngsborough
Tyngsboro, MA, 40 miles north of Boston, offers conservation areas and Mascuppic Lake for recreation. It borders New Hampshire, providing access to tax-free shopping. The town has lower crime risk than the national average.
Average Value
$684K
List Price
$331K - $1.4M
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7 Listings
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Westlands
Westlands in Chelmsford includes single-family homes and Chelmsford Mall. The Bruce Freeman Rail Trail offers biking. The area is served by highly rated schools. Freeman Park has sports fields, walking paths, and a playground.
Average Value
$659K
List Price
$228K - $896K
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2 Listings
Dracut
Dracut, MA, 30 minutes from Boston, has affordable homes and spacious properties. This family-friendly town features Lake Mascuppic, Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsborough State Forest, and local eateries. Community events enhance its charm.
Average Value
$596K
List Price
$262K - $1.1M
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36 Listings
Highlands
Highlands in Lowell features Victorian homes on tree-lined streets. The Merrimack River offers outdoor recreation. Residents enjoy diverse dining and easy access to shopping centers. Local parks provide additional leisure spaces.
Average Value
$568K
List Price
$297K - $842K
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12 Listings
North Chelmsford
North Chelmsford, MA balances small-town charm with urban perks near Boston and Lowell. It features Vinal Square eateries, Freeman Lake Beach, and top-rated schools. The area offers diverse housing and good transportation access.
Average Value
$560K
List Price
$257K - $835K
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9 Listings
Pawtucketville
Pawtucketville in Lowell combines urban living with natural beauty. Residents enjoy the Merrimack River, Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsboro State Forest, and UMass Lowell campus. The area offers diverse housing and hosts cultural events.
Average Value
$515K
List Price
$260K - $723K
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14 Listings
Lower Highlands
As the country’s first planned industrial town, Lowell, Massachusetts, has a rich history rooted in cotton milling and textile manufacturing, and is often referred to as the “Cradle of the American Industrial Revolution.” The days of textile manufacturing as a major industry have passed, and while the city’s heritage is celebrated through cultural
Average Value
$501K
List Price
$219K - $667K
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5 Listings
Acre
The Acre in Lowell blends historic homes and new condos near the Merrimack River and Lowell National Historical Park. The area has diverse ethnic eateries and hosts the Southeast Asian Water Festival. UMass Lowell is nearby.
Average Value
$463K
List Price
$277K - $606K
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13 Listings
Centralville
Centralville in Lowell offers a mix of urban and suburban living with diverse restaurants, parks, and historic homes. Close to Downtown Lowell, it provides easy access to the Lowell Folk Festival and commuting routes to Boston.
Average Value
$457K
List Price
$249K - $669K
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12 Listings
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