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Sterling, Massachusetts, is a small town rich in history, from its roots in Nashaway Native American territory to its role in the famous nursery rhyme “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” The town features historic landmarks such as Mary Sawyer’s original one-room schoolhouse and a dedicated lamb statue on Main Street. Sterling’s downtown area is characterized by colonial-style storefronts and offers access to the Rail Trail on Waushacum Avenue, with proximity to Interstate 190. Homebuyers will find a variety of housing styles, including well-preserved colonial-era dwellings, Second Empire homes, Queen Anne’s with wrap-around porches, and New Traditional estates on larger parcels. Sterling is served by highly rated schools, including Houghton Elementary, Chocksett Middle, and Wachusett Regional High School, which offers 18 Advanced Placement classes. The town features several attractions, such as the reimagined cider mill now housing an antique store and trailhead for the Central Massachusetts Rail Trail, Waushacum Lake for swimming and kayaking, and community hubs like the Conant Public Library and Memorial Park. Dining options on Main Street include Emma’s Café and Sterling Village Pizza & More, while shopping needs can be met in nearby Clinton and Leominster. The annual Sterling Fair, held at the Sterling Airport, draws over 30,000 attendees with events like tractor races and carnival attractions. Despite the lack of public transportation and sidewalks, Sterling’s location along Interstate 190 makes it a convenient commuter town, with Boston 50 miles east and Worcester 15 miles south.
On average, homes in Sterling, MA sell after 23 days on the market compared to the national average of 54 days. The median sale price for homes in Sterling, MA over the last 12 months is $576,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.