Welcome to Lincoln
Lincoln is a unique blend of rural beauty and suburban convenience. Known for its expansive conservation lands, historic sites, and community-oriented lifestyle, Lincoln offers a peaceful escape just minutes from Boston. It’s an ideal destination for those who value open spaces, cultural amenities, and top-tier schools while staying connected to the city.
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Located 16 miles northwest of Downtown Boston, Lincoln provides a tranquil retreat with easy access to the city.
Lincoln is home to the renowned deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, one of the largest contemporary art parks in New England. Lincoln is characterized by its rural charm, large lots, and dedication to preserving its natural environment. It’s a haven for nature lovers, artists, and those seeking a tight-knit community.
Education
Schools
Public:
Lincoln Public Schools are highly regarded, with standout options like Lincoln School K-8.
Private:
Private schools nearby include The Carroll School and The Fenn School.
Colleges:
Lincoln’s schools emphasize sustainability and hands-on learning, often incorporating local natural resources into their curriculum.
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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
Lincoln Annual Town Fair & Feast
- When: June 14, 2025 - Every June
- Why It Stands Out: A town-wide celebration featuring local food vendors, live music, historical reenactments, and family-friendly activities. It brings neighbors together to celebrate Lincoln’s heritage and vibrant community life
Patriots’ Day Open House at Codman Estate & Gropius House
- When: Every April (Patriot's Day Weekend)
- Why It Stands Out: These historic homes open their doors to the public for free tours, offering a unique glimpse into Lincoln’s Revolutionary War connections and architectural legacy during this Massachusetts-wide holiday.
LyricaFest Chamber Music Festival
- When: Every June
- Why It Stands Out: This two-week festival brings world-class musicians to Lincoln for concerts, masterclasses, and intimate performances—enriching the local arts scene and drawing classical music lovers from across the region.
Drumlin Farm’s Woolapalooza
- When: Every March
- Why It Stands Out: This beloved springtime event at Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm features sheep shearing demonstrations, local wool artisans, and hands-on farm activities—perfect for families and anyone looking to welcome the season with a touch of rural charm.
Community
Events
Kimberlee's Top Tips For Lincoln Living
For Buyers:
- Focus on neighborhoods near Lincoln Center and commuter rail stations for a blend of rural charm and convenient access to Boston.
- Explore areas adjacent to conservation land and historic districts to find properties with unique character and long-term value.
- Given the competitive market, be prepared to act quickly and consider pre-approval to strengthen your offer.
For Investors:
- Lincoln's limited housing inventory and high demand make it ideal for long-term rental investments, particularly in multi-family properties near transit corridors.
- Consider investing in properties that offer energy efficiency and modern amenities, as these features are increasingly sought after by tenants.
- Stay informed about local zoning changes and development plans to identify emerging opportunities in the market.
Ready to Make Lincoln Your Home?
Embrace a harmonious blend of historic charm, natural beauty, and a close-knit community just minutes from Boston. Contact Kimberlee Meserve and the Street Property Team today to schedule a consultation or tour available properties.
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