$2,700 - $4,950 per month plus fees
15 High Street Residences
1 - 3 Beds
15 High St, Norwell, MA 02061
$2,700 - $4,950 per month plus fees
15 High Street Residences
1 - 3 Beds
15 High St, Norwell, MA 02061
$3,000 total monthly price
7 Assinippi Ave Unit 203, Norwell, MA 02061
Welcome to Jacobs Pond Estates. This desirable end-unit offers an oversized two-bedroom, two-full-bath layout with additional windows that provide abundant natural light. The open floor plan creates a spacious and flexible living area ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Laundry hookups are conveniently located in the unit. Community amenities include an active social calendar, patio,
Lauren Nauman Coldwell Banker Realty - Norwell - Hanover Regional Office
$1,800 total monthly price
75 Wildcat Ln, Norwell, MA 02061
Large room (14x22) in private suite with private bath and kitchenette, hardwood floors, sliders to patio. Heat, gas, electric, water, internet included. $1800. Shared washer and dryer. Use of garage for your car or car space for storage. 2.5 miles from route 3 expressway. No smoking of anything in the home or on the property. No pets. This rental is just right for a single working person!
$2,336 - $4,739 total monthly price
Sagewell Hanover
Studio - 3 Beds
80 Mill St, Hanover, MA 02339
Norwell, MA, is a rural town located about 24 miles south of downtown Boston, known for its historic roots and modern residential community. The town's history dates back to the early 17th century, with a notable shipbuilding and agricultural past. Today, Norwell is primarily residential, featuring homes with classic New England architecture, including Cape Cods, colonials, farmhouses, and Craftsman-style builds. The town's housing options range from properties dating back to the late 1600s to new constructions planned for 2025. Norwell Public Schools are highly rated, with William Gould Vinal Elementary, Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School, Norwell Middle, and Norwell High School all receiving top marks. Norwell High School boasts a 99% graduation rate and offers honors, Advanced Placement courses, and a Senior Internship Program. Recreational amenities in Norwell include community walking trails, bike paths, and youth sports organized by the town's recreation department. Popular outdoor destinations include Norris Reservation and Wompatuck State Park, along with access to the North River for boating and fishing. Norwell Center provides local shopping and dining options, including Beacon Marketplace, Cheever Tavern, and The Tinker’s Son. Larger chain stores and Hanover Crossing mall are nearby. Residents primarily rely on cars for transportation, with Massachusetts Route 3 providing access to Boston. The Greenbush train station is under 5 miles away, and Boston Logan International Airport is 26 miles from Norwell.