Settled by English Colonists in 1690 and officially incorporated in 1709, Truro has a long rich history. Originally the site of whalers and shipbuilders, as the years progressed Truro became a haven for artists and vacationers looking for that classic Cape Cod beauty. With its golden light, conservation land, dunes, and stunning beaches, Truro has much to offer including this weeks featured property.
Founded in 1630 and ranked as one of the best places to live in the United States, the city of Newton is located just seven miles from Boston and is rich with history and natural beauty. Served by light rail, commuter rail, and bus service, Newton offers many options for the smart commuter heading into Boston. In a recent Washington Post study, Waban – one of Newton’s 13 villages – was listed as the third most well-educated and affluent zip code in America, and Waban is home to this week’s featured property.
Established in 1639, Yarmouth Port is a bustling village with a long storied history. Home to many ship captains over the centuries, Yarmouth Port has been transformed into a vibrant slice of Cape Cod combining history and fun into an irresistible package. This village retains its traditional charm and offers something for everyone, including this week’s featured property.
A peaceful village on Nantucket Sound, Cotuit is surrounded on three sides by the gentle waters of Popponesset Bay, Cotuit Bay, and Santuit River, and though quiet and secluded, Cotuit offers endless opportunities for fun and relaxation. And near the center of this idyllic village is Continue reading
Just a short distance down the Somerville Community Path from Davis Square, and equally convenient to Porter Square, is where you will find Continue reading