Dracut, Massachusetts
Population: 25,594
Located in Middlesex County
Dracut, MassachusettsDracut, a quiet suburb situated on the periphery of Southern New Hampshire, is near enough to Boston. Lowell, Nashua and Hampton Beach to offer its residents convenient shopping and entertainment. In 1653, the community was originally part of the Wamiset Praying Town, one of the preserves the colonists allocated for Christianized Indians. Dracut's early economy relied heavily on fishing and lumbering, which in turn led to the nineteenth century industries of paper and cotton textile manufacturing. Today, Dracut has seen intense modern development. However, rural landscapes remain intact, including several large ponds, brooks, meadows, farms and cow pastures. The town also boasts some fine historical homes, such as the Coburn/Cutter House, circa 1770. With its massive beams, huge center chimney and fireplaces, the building has served as the site of Dracut's annual craft fairs. A wide variety of recreational opportunities are available, ranging from bicycling, fishing, hiking, nature observing and horseback riding to snowmobiling, cross country skiing, archery and tennis. Civic pride and commitment run high in this close-knit community. Residents support their local businesses and rally around fellow townspeople who may be in need. Dracut has managed to maintain its rural charm and small town attitude. Dracut's neighborhoods are a wonderful blend of old and new real estate in a variety of styles including Victorian, colonial, Cape Cod and ranch. Homes on the river, bungalows, homes with split foyers and multi-level properties are also popular. In addition to an abundant selection of single-family homes for sale, two- and three-family townhouses are widely available. Real estate prices range from under $100,000 to more than $750,000. Land and lots are available for custom building, and the only limit is your imagination, and your pocket-book, Year-round recreation is possible on the 1,000 acres of Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsborough State Forest, where six miles of trails provide ample opportunity for jogging, walking, backpacking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing. New England's seacoast and mountains are also within an hour's drive. Murdoch Middle Public Charter School Dracut is a town on the go, with a part of a state park you can feel like you are in the middle of the country, while still being close to the bigger, more urban areas. Dracut is a place of the future, come and make Dracut your future! IF YOU ARE PRESENTLY WORKING WITH A REALTOR/REAL ESTATE SALES AGENT, PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ME FOR INFORMATION ON PROPERTIES (I CANNOT PROVIDE REAL ESTATE SERVICES TO PERSONS THAT HAVE AN ESTABLISHED RELATIONSHIP WITH ANOTHER REALTOR)- ASK YOUR Find homes for sale in Dracut Massachusetts
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