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Braintree, Massachusetts is a suburban community with a strong residential character. Incorporated in 1640, Braintree has a rich history and a promising future. The town is ideally situated at the crossroads of Route I-93 (128) and Route 3 for easy access to the Greater Boston area and Cape Cod as well as having excellent public transportation to Boston and Logan International Airport. The community has a good mix of established neighborhoods.
There is a strong business base which includes one of the largest regional shopping centers in the northeast. Attractive office and industrial parks are located in the town as well.
Braintree has a rich history. Old Braintree was the birthplace of two presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams, as well as John Hancock and General Sylvanus Thayer, the founder of West Point.
People are attracted to Braintree as a good place to live and work because it has an excellent public school system as well as a fine parks and recreation program with the availability of many recreational resources such as Town Forest, Pond Meadow Park, Sunset Lake, Smith Beach, the Cranberry Pond Conservation District, the MDC Blue Hills Reservation trail system, and an 18 hole public golf course. For other town tours visit http://www.virtualhomes.com . For towns in MA visit http://www.ma-virtualhomes.com . For MA relocation information go to http://www.relocationma.com . For a MA MLS map search visit http://www.virtualhomesmls.com .
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http://www.StoneRidgeProperties.com - Privately sited on over 30 acres, this custom 13-room, architect designed home boasts spectacular views and spacious, relaxed living. Surrounded by pristine woodlands, this bright and airy home brings the outdoors in. A flexible floor plan provides for a possible au-pair suite or a potential in-law apartment. Ideal for equestrian use or just enjoy the serenity and privacy of this unique property. This home is also available for sale with 186 Bachelor Street.
http://www.WindhillRealty.com - The Beautiful coastal beach community of Ipswich Massachusetts has a population of approximately 13,000 residents. Of the 33 square miles of forests, rolling hills, farmlands and equestrian properties, approximately 5,000 acres are sweeping landscapes of salt marsh. Many of its treasured areas are designated as “open space” to preserve its natural beauty. Ipswich is conveniently located 30 minutes south from the New Hampshire Border and 30 minutes north of Boston.
12 Sunset Drive, Douglas, MA 01516
http://www.CahillProperties.com - Welcome to Milton. Located just 8 miles South of Boston, Milton Massachusetts is a town of approximately 27,000 residents and home to the Blue Hills Reservation which offers 7,000 acres of protected land with hiking, biking and skiing. 
North Adams MA real estate for sale. A lovely home priced below the town assessed value with 5 bedrooms and a HUGE family room. Lots of warm wood floors and paneling for your comfort. Wood burning stove and fireplace. Close to MCLA, MASS MOCA and North Adams Regional Hospital. A great starter home or for a large family.
In this video, Massachusetts real estate attorney Hugh Fitzpatrick discusses a request for information issued by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on August 10th, 2011.
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http://www.AnnetteGregorio.com - Located approximately 7 miles north of Boston, Melrose, Massachusetts is a city of approximately 27,000 residents. A commuters dream, it is situated in the center of a triangle created by Interstates 93, 95 and Route 1. It is also served by the MBTA with numerous bus routes and three commuter rail stations. In addition, the Oak Grove leg of the Orange line is located just one town over on the Melrose City Line.
http://www.CarrieCayer.com - Ipswich, Massachusetts is a coastal town on Boston’s North Shore. Once a thriving mill town, Ipswich today is a culturally and economically diverse community. Only 30 minutes north of Boston, and just 30 minutes south of the New Hampshire border by car, and just a short MBTA ride to Boston’s North Station., Ipswich has a thriving economy based in tourism and high-tech industry, dozens of historic sites, gorgeous natural scenery, and outstanding recreational opportunities