Massachusetts Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Kingston, Massachusetts

Population: 4,774

Located in Plymouth County

Great schools, beautiful beaches and sought after communities.

South of Boston, there are 27 communities that define the area known as the "South Shore" of Massachusetts. Kingston located 32 miles southeast of Boston is one of these communities. The South Shore is popular because of the spectacular views on gets of the ocean while driving.

Kingston Massachusetts is a popular suburban residential community, which continues to attract home-buyers of all ages - first-time buyers, young families, as well as retirees who want to enjoy the good life.

The average sale price of a single-family home in Kingston in 2002 was $327,222, and a cozy condo averages to $197,258. There are many housing options however, with apartments, flats, and smaller, older homes for sale. Kingston also has a number of historic homes and was once a part of the Plymouth colony established by the Pilgrims.

There is no lack of activities to be had here in Kingston. The Mall is definitely a great place to go and while away an afternoon, but Boston is not far away, which makes it an attractive proposition for an evening out. You can spend an evening at the harbor or perhaps spend an afternoon enjoying a time-honored tradition of watching baseball, courtesy of the Boston Red Sox.

Many families choose to live here in the beautiful town and commute to Boston and in fact the commuter rail to Boston stops at the Kingston station near to the Mall.

A mild climate, with four distinct seasons makes Kingston a perfect choice for those who all love all year round activities and variety. Because Kingston is close to the ocean, the winters tend to be mild, and the summers warm.

Kingston could be the next place you call home, as you enjoy the "South Shore" and the big city, while living in a smaller community.