town profile: Amesbury, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 06/21/07 01:32 PM
Amesbury has seen an influx of many boston area residents who are now able to commute due to the extension of Route I-95. Home of noted poet John Greenleaf Whittier, this historic community offers residents a pristine, rural lifestyle and beautiful views of the Merrimack river. Charming old farmhouses, vintage homes and new construction are all available. Amesbury is located close to major attractions in both Northern Massachusetts and souther New Hampshire. The population of Amesbury is about 16,500. The distance to boston is 38 miles. City Hall: 978-388-8100 Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Rowley, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/08/07 11:21 PM
Located north of Ipswich, Rowley has retained the flavor of its early agricultural days when it was the center of the American wool industry. A charming and rustic New England town, this sparsely populated residential community is a perfect choice for those working in Boston who want to return home at the end of the day to a quiet country setting. A state forest offers residents a host of outdoor recreational activities. The population of Rowley is about 5,500 and the distance to Boston is 30 miles. there is commuter rail service to Rowley. Recreation: Golf and country club, sports fields, boating on the … (0 comments)
town profile: Middleton, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/08/07 11:11 PM
Settled in 1659, Middleton is a small agricultural-residential community that offers residents easy access via Route 128, near I-95 and route 114 to Salem, Danvers, Beverly and boston. Residential neighborhoods include established single family homes far from commercial activity. The Ipswich River has a public beach for swimming, parks provide playgrounds, and ballfields are plentiful. The town also has two private golf courses and country clubs. The population of Middleton is about 7,800 and the distance to Boston is 20 miles. There is commuter rail service in nearby Reading. Recreation: Private golf and country clubs, tennis courts and a driving range. Town Hall: 978-774-6927 Regards, Jay Burnham, … (0 comments)
town profile: Georgetown/Groveland, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/08/07 12:10 AM
Georgetown and Groveland are residential suburbs popular with people working in Lawrence, Haverhill and Andover. The expansion of I-95 and Route 128 has increased commuting options for those working in Boston. Rural in flavor, new developments offer home choices which include spacious single family homes on large parcels of land, some with horse and large animal priviledges. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Lynnfield, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/08/07 12:03 AM
Lynnfield's location between the major highways of Routes 1 and 128 has transformed this sleepy farming community into an affluent suburb of people working in boston and along the high-tech corridoe. Strict zoning maintaiins Lynnfield's suburban serenity. Residents of the town's quiet neighborhoods have access to a fine school system and attractive housing options that feature primarily single family residences in a variety of styles with well kept lawns and gardens. The population of Lynnfield is about 11,500 and the distance to Boston is 14 miles. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Andover, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/06/07 11:38 AM
This picturesque New England town has a distinguished history as an academic center and serves as the home of Phillips Andover Academy, one of the nation's foremost college preparatory schools and the nationally known Addison Gallery of Art. Andover is a wooded town with generous lot requirements and boasts many acres of conservation land for recreation. Town streets are lined with stately colonials, however a wide variety of home styles are available. The population of Andover is about 31,000 and the distance to Boston is 21 miles. Commuter rail service is avaialble. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Newbury/West Newbury, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/06/07 10:35 AM
Newbury, with a population of less than 7,000 on 26 square miles, is ideal for those who want quiet and seclusion. Plum Island in Newbury offers miles of unspoiled beaches. Set along the Merrimack River, West Newbury is also a sparsely populated town which has maintained a tranquil and rural atmosphere despite its accessibility to Boston via I-95. Once a farming community, its heritage is still evident in the charming older farmhouses that can still be found in the area. The population of Newbury is about 6,700 and the distance to Boston is 34 miles. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Newburyport, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/06/07 10:24 AM
Newburyport is situated along the Merrimack river and has been the home of many influential American leaders. today the city remains economically healthy due to a picturesque downtown area featuring museums, restaurants, theater and specialty shops. Newburyport's High Street is a true showplace of magnificent vintage homes contructed by wealthy shipbuilding magnates and sea captains. The population of Newburyport is about 17,000 and the distance to Boston is 37 miles. Newburyport has commuter rail service to Boston. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: North Andover (Profile)
- 05/02/07 12:46 AM
Lake Cochichewick and rolling hills dominate the charming community of North Andover, located 35-45 minutes north of Boston, just off I-495. Atlantic beaches, the New Hampshire mountains, and Greater Boston's cultural centers are just a short distance away. Housing opportunities abound in nearly every style and price range; condominiums and townhouses, older single family and multi-family dwellings, and an extensive choice of new construction. The population of North Andover is about 27,000 and the distance to Boston is 24 miles. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Rockport, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/01/07 05:07 AM
Situated at the tip of Cape Ann, the picturesque harbor town of Rockport is a mecca for visitors. Another Cape Ann magnet for artists, Rockport maintains a very active arts association and is home to a number of outstanding studios and galleries. Bearskin Neck draws large crowds to its variety of shops and stores, while others prefer to study nature in such pristine environments as Thatcher Island or the Delmater Sanctuary. In addition to an abundance of sandy and rock beaches dotted by colorful fishing vessels and pleasure boats, Rockport offers such cultural attractions as the Historical Society Museum and the Babson … (0 comments)
town profile: Marblehead, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/01/07 12:16 AM
Dubbed the yachting capital of Massachusetts, Marblehead is one ot the most picturesque seafront towns in the state. This affluent sailing community is a happy mix of old and new buildings, charming cottages and Federalist-style homes. Beautiful mansions can be found in the Marblehead Neck section. Scattered throughout the downtown and waterfront districts are upscale clothing stores, quaint art galleries, charming antique shops and fine restaurants. The population of Marblehead is about 20,000 and the distance to Boston is 18 miles. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Essex, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 05/01/07 12:03 AM
Essex successfully combines tourism, farming and bustling seaside activities in a pleasing village atmosphere. This unique blend of agricultural activity and open fields with charming antique shops and shoreline beauty attracts many visitors. The smallest of the North Shore residential havens, Essex has managed to maintain the appeal of its non-suburban rural flavor. At the same time, it is considered to be an easy commuter community. The population of Essex is about 3,300 and the distance to Boston is 24 miles. Commutr rail service is available from nearby Hamilton, Manchester or Ipswich. Town Hall: 978-768-7111Government: Open town Meeting Superintendent of Schools: 978-526-4919 Churches and Synagogues: LDS, … (0 comments)
town profile: Danvers, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 04/30/07 12:39 AM
Danvers is a quiet residential community of rolling hills and pine forests, yet it is also close to major highways and shopping centers. Education is of prime importance and the town provides a scholarship fund, comprehensive summer school and adult education programs. Danvers' attractive neighborhoods feature a variety of homes, from charming victorians and large colonials in older, established neighborhoods, to ranch and split level styles in more recently developed areas. The population of Danvers is about 25,000 and the distance to Boston is 31 miles. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Boxford, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 04/30/07 12:17 AM
Boxford is a scenic and open residential community with limited commercial development and a minimum lot size of two acres. The rural, uncrowded atmosphere that characterizes this community is enhanced by a 200-acre wooded recreation area, providing a number of scenic trails for horseback riding, joggers and pedestrians. Lovely homes are set on generous lots, many of which are graced by beautiful trees or open spaces that are ideal for horse properties. The population of Boxford is about 7,900 and the distance to Boston is 25 miles. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Topsfield, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 04/30/07 12:02 AM
Home of the oldest county fair in the nation, the Town of Topsfield is known for its beautiful homes and a distinguised New England town square. Although the community is relatively compact, it claims some of the highest elevations in the county and encompasses an area of rolling hills and winding streams. In addition to the picturesque Village Shopping Center, other small businesses include those lining Route 1. Topsfield is predominately a residential haven with lovely neighborhoods and quiet, tree-lined streets. Single-family dwellings are the rule and range from modest homes for first-time buyers to magnificent estates. The population of Topsfield is … (0 comments)
town profile: Manchester, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 04/29/07 11:51 PM
Also known as Manchester-by-the-Sea, Manchester blends spectacular waterfront properties and mansions with colonials and contemporay homes. The lovely town center and beautiful Singing Beach have retained their original charm. Considered to be one of the most prestigious towns on the North Shore, Manchester is a popular choice for commuters to the Greater Boston area. Commuting is easy via Route 128 and commuter rail service to Boston is also offered. The population of Manchester is about 5,300 and the distance to Boston is 35 miles. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Gloucester-Cape Ann, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 04/29/07 11:38 PM
Known for the purity of its light and breathtaking natural beauty, Gloucester has long attracted internationally known painters and scuptors, along with premier cultural organizations. The picturesque harbor that inspires artists also houses one of the top fishing ports in the northeast. This Cape Ann community also provides local employment in its industrail parks. Newcomers will be impressed by the sheer physical beauty and colorful diversity of this lovely seaside city. The population of Gloucester is about 30,000 and the distance to Boston is 31 miles. Gloucester is serviced by the commuter rail. Regards, Jay Burnham, VPColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageNorth Shore, Massachusetts
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town profile: Wenham, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 04/29/07 01:45 AM
Settled in the 1600s, Wenham has managed to preserve much of its rural scenery and historic character. Open vistas abound, from farmland and woodlands to lovely lakes and winding country roads. Residents are justly proud of their regional school system as well as 300 acres of pristine parks and serene recreational areas. gordon college adds the stimulation of a college town to the backdrop of natural beauty. Strolling down the main street of Wenham, newcomers will find a timeless picture of beautiful old homes, gardens and yards - a scene graced by the friendly greeting and smiles of their new neighbors. Be … (0 comments)
town profile: Hamilton, Massachusetts (Profile)
- 04/28/07 11:54 PM
Distinguished as a spacious bedroom community dotted by large estates and open space, Hamilton is the former home of the U.S. Equestrian Team and also home to the Myopia Hunt Club which hosts public polo matches on Sundays during the summer. Rolling fields, old stone walls, bridle paths and riding trails grace this community where handsome historic houses blend with quality new construction. Residents enjoy a quick commute to Boston (MBTA service) as well as to the Atlantic seashore with its nature preserves, beaches and boating opportunities. The Shoppes at Hamilton Crossing are centrally located. The population of Hamilton is 8,315 and … (0 comments)
Amesbury has seen an influx of many boston area residents who are now able to commute due to the extension of Route I-95. Home of noted poet John Greenleaf Whittier, this historic community offers residents a pristine, rural lifestyle and beautiful views of the Merrimack river. Charming old farmhouses, vintage homes and new construction are all available.
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