A pleasing suburb of New Bedford, the name "Acushnet," comes from the Wampanoag “Cushnea,” meaning "peaceful resting place near water." Orchards, old stone walls, cranberry bogs, and pine forests dot the landscape. Its annual Apple-Peach Festival in September, held on...

Sometimes separated into North and South Dartmouth, the town is noted for its open spaces, seaside character, and beautiful parks, with easy access via I-195 and U.S. Route 6, which run parallel. Rivers such as the Copicut and Shingle Island run along its picturesque...

Situated as a picturesque town, Westport boasts a charming blend of residential living, farming, and fishing. As a Right to Farm community, it actively supports agricultural endeavors. The Westport Fishermen's Association adds vitality to local fishing traditions....

A suburban feel, but with a nice selection of nightlife, Wareham provides bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks for a lively yet casual lifestyle. Occasionally referred to as “The Gateway to Cape Cod”, the seaside town delights with 54 miles of shoreline on...

Swansea, incorporated in 1785, is a quiet suburb that still provides easy access to surrounding cities and attractions. Popular destinations include Swansea Town Beach, Village Park/ Abrams Rock for bike rides, and Swansea Country Club, dubbed Providence Business...

A waterfront community situated off Mount Hope Bay with parks, beaches, and seasonal programs, Somerset embodies the essence of a New England seaside town with many kinds of homes for sale. Part of Bristol County, it includes the neighborhoods of Pottersville and...

With a range of single-family homes for sale in typical New England styles, Rochester offers sublime quietude and wooded charm that allows for a rare retreat from our modern age. The town is also a short drive from the magnificent oceanside beaches of Mattapoisett,...

Fort Taber Park has more than a mile of ocean waterfront and is the setting for lots of events in the summer with outdoor concerts, food trucks, and historical reenactments. Its Portuguese or Portuguese-American restaurants infuse the city with unique sights, sounds,...

One of Mattapoisett’s greatest assets is its waterfront and picture-perfect beaches. Residents and visitors revel in this prime coastal location each July at the weeklong Harbor Days Festival at Shipyard Park. The vibrant downtown area offers plenty of shops and...

Marion is a residential town showcasing natural beauty and charm. The small-town character, blended with a seacoast community and a variety of single-family homes dotting its leafy neighborhoods creates a perfect New England community. Modern conveniences make Marion...

Fall River is a city bordered by the sparkling sea with immediate access to I-195 for direct travel to Providence. Once known as the country's leading textile manufacturing center, the city today offers trending restaurants and thriving business leaders. Its array of...

Fairhaven offers residents a sparse suburban feel and most residents own their homes. Across the harbor from the old whaling port of New Bedford, it is a seaside town with an assortment of grand turn-of-the-century public buildings. These landmarks, including schools,...