Middlesex County Towns We Serve

We are proud to serve the historical neighboring communities of Lexington, Bedford, Arlington and Concord and as well as various other area towns that comprise the Northwest suburbs of Boston. With all this, we think there’s no better place to call home!

As a part of Middlesex County, these towns are rich in history and show great commitment to celebrating that history through events, museums, reenactments and literature. These towns are also known for their excellent school systems, family and community groups, cultural organizations and recreational offerings. Each of our key towns offers an abundance of amenities and resources, yet each has its own unique feel.

Learn more about the following Towns Northwest of Boston:

Arlington

With its diverse and growing population of young families and professionals, Arlington is a popular location for its convenient location outside of Boston and its rich cultural and entertainment offerings. Learn more

Bedford

The town of Bedford has developed its own unique identity as a picturesque historical town with a family-oriented feel. Learn More

Concord

Rolling farmland, stone walls, revolutionary war sites, and gracious period homes make Concord one of the most scenic New England towns of its kind. Learn more

Lexington

Spend some time in the community of Lexington and you’ll quickly see why it’s renowned for its charm, beauty and commitment to its unparalleled place in American history. Learn more

A Home Close to Boston

Another key draw of this area is our close proximity to the wonderful city of Boston. It offers a convenient commute into the downtown area via Route 95, Route 93, Route 2 and commuter bus and rail. The average commute from this area is under an hour, and only about 30 minutes during off-peak times.

And for leisure, it’s a short distance for weekend travels to the mountains and lakes of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, and for the ocean breezes of Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard…it’s a wonderful spot for year-round New England recreation!