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Homes for Sale
For a small state with a land mass of merely 7,838 square miles, Massachusetts is big on great beaches, outdoor fun, fresh seafood, major-league sports and cultural activities. From the 30 miles of rocky northern coastline, to the quaint island of Nantucket, to the steel skyscrapers of Boston, Massachusetts is home to more than six million people and a study of historical colonialism, maritime activity and modern urban development.
The state’s cities are as diverse as its terrain. From bustling harbor towns on the Atlantic Ocean to the natural scenic beauty of the Berkshire mountains, cities such as Springfield, Framingham, New Bedford, Salem and the capital city, Boston, offer a rich historical perspective from colonial times, excellence in education, affordable housing, a multitude of job opportunities in varied industries and a high quality of life.
The real estate market is equally diverse and infinitely affordable. Choices abound in the distinctive architectural style of gable-roofed houses on the Cape Cod peninsula, the 18th- and 19th-century style homes of fishermen, merchants and artisans in Marblehead, one of the East Coast’s premier sailing centers, or modern single-family homes on tree-lined cul-de-sacs in Boston and other modern cities. Home prices begin at well under $100,000 and range well into the millions for estate properties and houses with premium locations. Historical and period properties, such as Samuel Elder’s $1.850 million Carriage House (1904) in Winchester, are also available.
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