Welcome to Lexington
Lexington is a historic and picturesque suburb renowned for its rich Revolutionary War history, excellent schools, and scenic neighborhoods. Known as the “Birthplace of American Liberty,” Lexington offers a unique blend of colonial charm and modern suburban amenities. Its peaceful streets, community-focused atmosphere, and proximity to Boston make it a top choice for families, professionals, and history enthusiasts alike.
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Located just 11 miles northwest of Boston, Lexington provides suburban tranquility with easy access to the city.
Lexington’s historic landmarks, cultural institutions, and beautiful parks create a serene and enriching lifestyle. Its vibrant town center and excellent schools attract families and professionals seeking a high quality of life. The first shots of the American Revolution were fired on Lexington’s Battle Green on April 19, 1775, marking the start of the Revolutionary War.
Education
Schools
Public:
Eliot School for primary education.
Private:
Kingsley Montessori School, The Newman School.
Colleges:
Close to Boston University, Northeastern University, and Berklee College of Music.
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Average Prices
Back Bay:
$5,000,000+
Beacon Hill:
$4,000,000+
South End:
$2.5M - $4M
Seaport:
$1,000,000
Fenway-Kenmore:
$2,000,000+
Charlestown:
$2.5M - $4M
Patriots’ Day Parade & Battle Reenactment
- When: Annually in April
- Why It Stands Out: Lexington commemorates the first battle of the American Revolution with a sunrise reenactment on the historic Battle Green and a grand afternoon parade featuring reenactors, marching bands, and floats, drawing thousands of spectators.
Discovery Day
- When: Annually in May
- Why It Stands Out: Hosted by the Lexington Chamber of Commerce, this free concert series at Emery Park features a variety of musical performances, fostering a relaxed, picnic-in-the-park atmosphere for the community.
Summer Concert Series
- When: Friday evenings, July through August
- Why It Stands Out: Honoring Navy SEAL Glen Doherty, this weekend includes a road race, block party, and community events, celebrating local heroes and community pride.
LexFUN! Halloween Parade
- When: Annually in October
- Why It Stands Out: Organized by the Lexington Five and Under Network, this festive parade invites young children to dress up and enjoy a safe, family-friendly celebration with games, treats, and community spirit.
Community
Events
Kimberlee's Top Tips For Lexington Living
For Buyers:
- Focus on neighborhoods like Follen Hill, Merriam Hill, and Hastings for top-rated schools, historic charm, and proximity to Lexington Center.
- Homes near Lexington Center and public transit routes offer excellent walkability and commuter convenience.
- Given the competitive market, consider upfront mortgage underwriting to strengthen your offer and expedite the closing process.
For Investors:
- Lexington's strong school system and proximity to Boston make it ideal for long-term rental investments, particularly multi-family properties near transit corridors.
- Neighborhoods like East Lexington and Hastings are experiencing growth, presenting opportunities for appreciation.
- Properties with features like energy efficiency, open floor plans, and modern kitchens are in high demand and can command premium rents.
Ready to Make Lexington Your Home?
Experience a harmonious blend of historic charm, top-tier schools, and vibrant community life in one of Massachusetts' most desirable towns. Contact Kimberlee Meserve and the Street Property Team today to schedule a consultation or tour available properties.
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