Newton is located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. There are roughly 86,467 residents, living in 31,636 households. The average temperature for Newton this time of the year is low of 62F and high of 82F. On average, Newton gets about 3.59 inches of precipitation in July. Most residents are home owners (67%), have a post secondary degree (50%) and are single, no kids (37%).
Data provided by Home JunctionNewton's housing market is diverse, offering a range of options from stately single-family homes to modern apartments and charming townhouses. The architectural styles reflect a blend of historic charm with contemporary design, where Victorian and Colonial homes stand alongside sleek new constructions. The majority of residences were built during a development boom in the mid-20th century, with a homeownership rate of approximately 70%, leaving the remaining 30% of properties available for rent.
Newton prides itself on being a family-friendly community with a strong sense of local identity. The city is celebrated for its green spaces, excellent schools, and community events that foster a tight-knit atmosphere. Annual festivals and local farmers' markets are just a few examples of events that bring residents together, reflecting the area's commitment to community engagement and sustainability.
The city is well-served by a robust educational system, including numerous public and private schools that cater to a range of educational needs, from elementary to high school levels. Healthcare services are comprehensive, with several hospitals and clinics providing specialized care. Newton's public library system is extensive, supporting lifelong learning and community activities. Retail and dining options are plentiful, offering both local and international cuisine, and reflecting the city's diverse cultural fabric.
Newton's transportation infrastructure is well-developed, with multiple public transit routes facilitating access to and from the city. The area is served by a network of buses with regular schedules, connecting residents to nearby commercial centers and transit hubs. While ride-sharing services are available, the city also promotes walkability and bikeability, with several neighborhoods designed to be pedestrian-friendly. Major roads and highways are easily accessible, making commuting to surrounding areas convenient for residents.
Elementary Schools
Angier Elementary School
1697 Beacon St
Public District KG-5
Lincoln-Eliot Elementary School
191 Pearl St
Public District KG-5
Joseph E. Fiske Elementary School
45 Hastings St
Public District KG-5
Middle Schools
Oak Hill Middle School
130 Wheeler Rd
Public District 6-8
Mary Lyon K-8 School
50 Beechcroft St
Public District KG-8
Charles E. Brown Middle School
125 Meadowbrook Rd
Public District 6-8
High Schools
Lyon Upper 9-12 School
95 Beechcroft St
Public District 9-12
Needham High School
609 Webster St
Public District 9-12
Newton South High School
140 Brandeis Rd
Public District 9-12
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