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Nearest city with pop. Nearest cities: Chelmsford, MA 1. Carbon Monoxide CO [ppm] level in was 0. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 7. Nitrogen Dioxide NO 2 [ppb] level in was 5. This is about average. Closest monitor was 6. Sulfur Dioxide SO 2 [ppb] level in was 0.
Ozone [ppb] level in was This is better than average. Closest monitor was 4. Particulate Matter PM 2. Westford-area historical tornado activity is slightly above Massachusetts state average.
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Crime rates in Westford by year Type Murders per , 0 0. Click on a table row to update graph. This 9 Rm, 4BR, 2. The updated kitchen features granite counters, tiled backsplash, SS appliances, breakfast island, and leads to either the formal DR or family room boasting cathedral beamed ceiling, skylights, and a gorgeous fireplace. Just off the family room is a fully insulated and heated sunroom that would make a great home office.
There is also front to back LR on the main floor that lends itself out to many possibilities. This home has also been freshly painted inside and out as well as a new roof in Great home in a fantastic neighborhood with easy access to shopping and highways!
Provencal flare throughout this charming home located within walking distance to the town square! If you're in need of a home with plenty of space, this is the one! This home offers 3 levels of living space. Home features a 2 car garage, 1st floor laundry, front to back family room, kitchen with Corian counters, a bow window and lots of cabinets. A real wood fireplace with a dutch oven is the centerpiece of the formal living room.
Screened in porch for 3 season enjoyment with cedar decking, a paved sports court that can be used for basketball, tennis, volleyball and anything in between! All bedrooms located on the second floor with a front to back master suite and private bath. Finished walk out basement with a bathroom just needing the fixtures. Throw some new paint or vinyl siding on this home and make it stunning!
Quintessential New England Colonial sits setback atop a lovely knoll overlooking stonewalls and a picturesque country road. An inviting large foyer opens into a front to back living room centered around a large brick fireplace. The dining room is gracious and large. The kitchen and family room are open concept. Open to the family room with cathedral, beamed ceiling, skylights and 2nd fireplace with another slider to a three season porch that looks out to a private backyard framed by mature planting on a landscaped lot.
The layout is interesting, and not at all on a typical grid — there are surprises around every corner. Areas near the waterfront are filled with attractions, including the historic Faneuil Hall marketplace, an excellent aquarium, and numerous shops and restaurants, and the historic North End.
Downtown is a recreation destination, bustling with business and government workers and tourists at most times of day, most times of the year. In fact, Boston, necessitated by geography and the spread of suburbs all around, has an excellent and well used commuter rail system — anyone planning to work downtown is well served to get familiar with it.
As a general rule, arts and culture amenities in downtown Boston and the entire area are exceptional, and most, like the Boston Pops and the Museum of Fine Arts, are well known beyond the city limits. That tradition goes well beyond the limits of downtown.
Suburban Boston is really a series of old towns, set up and distanced in the days of horseback a few miles apart. These towns, some along main corridors, some connected by roads following old Indian trails that seem to wind endlessly through the woods and past one stately home after another, are generally preserved as much as possible in their original form. Each neighborhood has its own little town center, clean, functional, accessible, and dominated by local businesses.
There are some areas of more modern retail and restaurants, but these are generally kept to a minimum and are compelled to conform visually with the surroundings. The result: housing is expensive, but it is a good value. Downtown is a world class financial center, employing tens of thousands. The city has two beltways. The tradition persists today, although the industry now centers on biotech and emerging technologies.
The employment picture in recent years has been mixed, partly due to rollover in startup firms and to high business costs. The latter seems to affect businesses such as textiles and shipbuilding the hardest. There are still several industrial areas, but industry and manufacturing do not define the future.
Businesses with a stronger research and development component are more likely to prosper. Commutes to these areas generally require a car, and traffic and long commutes are a concern. The Boston-Quincy metro area starts downtown, where living accommodations are either expensive high-rises or the posh historical gem of Beacon Hill just west of the main downtown business district. Older, more working class neighborhoods lie south in Quincy, Braintree, and Dedham, mixed in with commercial areas.
From there, living choices lie primarily along three corridors. The I corridor, farthest west and south of the inner beltway, is the fastest growing area, especially out towards Foxboro and beyond. Excellent family communities can be found in and around Westwood, Sharon, and Attleboro.
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