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Lexington is where the opening shots of the American Revolution were fired on April 19, 1775. Since that momentous event, the town has grown from a quiet farming village to a prestigious suburb of Boston and Cambridge. The town of approximately 30,000 residents offers a first-rate school system and a mix of historic homes and newer single-family homes set in quiet, leafy neighborhoods. The downtown area is vibrant with shops and restaurants situated around the famed Battle Green.
Lexington has a dynamic downtown and draws shoppers and diners from neighboring communities. Some of Lexington’s most desirable neighborhoods feature architecturally interesting homes dating from the Colonial era through the early 20th century and are an easy walk to the downtown area.
Lexington is well situated for commuters to jobs in Metro-West Boston and downtown Boston and Cambridge. The town borders the Route 128 high tech corridor as well.
This town's historic legacy centers on the opening battle of the American Revolution. Recognized as the birthplace of American liberty, few town... Read more
Lexington Schools include six elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high schools: Lexington High School and Minuteman Regional High Schoo... Read more
Lexington is home to the 900-acre Minuteman National Historic Park, which preserves the route that the Minutemen and the British traveled and fough... Read more
Lexington was first settled in 1642 as part of Cambridge and became a separate town in 1713. On the morning of April 19, 1775, British troops an... Read more
The city of Boston is situated on the Shawmut Peninsula, located along the Massachusetts’ coastline. Boston is the capital and largest city of th... Read more
Providence, Rhode Island is the capital and most populous city in the state, serving as home to more than 175,000 people within its limits, and ove... Read more
Known for its protected harbor, beaches and lighthouses, Scituate, Massachusetts is a quintessential New England seaside community. Founded in 1636... Read more
Sudbury, Massachusetts, is a town of approximately 17,000 residents that has grown into an affluent suburb of Boston. The town is made up of man... Read more
A truly historic town sporting the zip code 01776, Sudbury was settled by colonists in 1683 and incorporated as a town a year later. Today more tha... Read more
A seaside town rich in history, Hingham, Massachusetts boasts beautiful tree-lined streets, fine architecture and a vibrant community of aroun... Read more
Founded in 1622, Hull, Massachusetts is famous for Nantasket Beach from the days when steamships brought summer residents and visitors from Boston.... Read more
A picturesque suburban town, Norwell, Massachusetts is an affluent community located along the scenic North River in Plymouth County. Norwell ha... Read more
Marshfield, Massachusetts is a remarkable coastal community covering over 28 square miles with a natural splendor of beaches, preserved open spac... Read more
Founded in 1712, Pembroke, Massachusetts is a charming suburb on the South Shore just 26 miles from Boston. Primarily a residential community... Read more
Hanover, Massachusetts offers a country setting with convenient proximity to major routes and commuter rail service to Boston. Although it is a... Read more
Wakefield is a wonderful community, just 10 miles northeast of Boston. The housing market is brisk, with many new families and single professional... Read more
Medfield was incorporated in June, 1651, after separating from the Town of Dedham. By 1660 the town was mapped out and had a population of 234. I... Read more
Kingston, Massachusetts is a growing seaside community blending protected open spaces, bustling business areas, waterfront and inland residentia... Read more
The character of Exeter, New Hampshire, like so many New England towns, has been shaped by its natural surroundings. The town, strategically locate... Read more
President John F. Kennedy was born in this very cosmopolitan town. Brookline, Massachusetts has great pride in its diversified population and i... Read more
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