Methuen is located in Essex County, Massachusetts. There are roughly 47,823 residents, living in 17,706 households. The average temperature for Methuen this time of the year is low of 54F and high of 78F. On average, Methuen gets about 3.72 inches of precipitation in June. Most residents are home owners (69%), have a post secondary degree (49%) and are single, no kids (38%).
Data provided by Home JunctionThe housing landscape in Methuen is characterized by a blend of single-family homes, apartments, and townhouses, with single-family homes being the most prevalent. The architectural styles in the area range from classic colonial to contemporary, reflecting the town's historical roots and modern growth. The majority of homes were built during a development surge in the late 20th century, with a homeownership rate that is reflective of a community invested in long-term residency.
Methuen prides itself on a rich historical heritage and a strong sense of community. The town's character is shaped by its well-preserved historical sites and the annual Methuen Festival of Trees, which showcases the community's engagement and festive spirit. The area is celebrated for its balance of suburban tranquility and active community life, offering residents a peaceful yet connected lifestyle.
Residents of Methuen have access to a range of essential services. The town's educational system includes several public schools at the elementary, middle, and high school levels, as well as private educational options. Healthcare needs are served by local clinics and nearby hospitals that offer a variety of medical services. The public library system supports lifelong learning and community engagement. Retail and dining options are abundant, reflecting the local culture and providing residents with a variety of choices.
Methuen's transport infrastructure supports both private and public transit options, with a network of roads that connect to major highways, facilitating travel and commuting. Public transportation services are available, providing residents with alternatives to private vehicle use. The town also features areas that are pedestrian-friendly, encouraging walking and biking as viable modes of transportation. Recent efforts have been made to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of the transport system to accommodate the needs of the community.
Elementary Schools
Parthum Elementary School
255 E Haverhill St
Public District KG-5
South Lawrence East Elementary School
165 Crawford St
Public District 1-5
Guilmette Elementary School
80 Bodwell St
Public District 1-4
Middle Schools
Guilmette Middle School
80 Bodwell St
Public District 5-8
Marsh Grammar School
309 Pelham St
Public District PK-8
Bruce School
135 Butler St
Public District 3-8
High Schools
Rise Academy
530 Broadway
Public District 9-11
Lawrence High School
70-71 N Parish Rd
Public District 9-12
Methuen High School
1 Ranger Rd
Public District 9-12
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