1 bedroom homes for sale in Plymouth, MA

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$3,622 Closing Credit¹

$305,000

1 bed • 1.5 baths • 898 sqft

5 Marc Dr Unit 5B-2, Plymouth, MA 02360

#73365962, Charles Goonan, Listing Office: Jane Coit Real Estate, Inc.

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$2,553 Closing Credit¹

$215,000

1 bed • 1 bath • 724 sqft

207 Samoset St Unit A7, Plymouth, MA 02360

#73364445, VIP Group, Listing Office: Moor Realty Group

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$4,868 Closing Credit¹

$409,900

1 bed • 1 bath • 674 sqft

97 Court St Unit 15, Plymouth, MA 02360

#73359302, Danielle Raye Provo, Listing Office: Century 21 Tassinari & Assoc.

$7,066 Closing Credit¹

$595,000

1 bed • 1.5 baths • 1,113 sqft

45 Plaza Way Unit 404, Plymouth, MA 02360

#73342985, Kim Sweeney, Listing Office: Engel & Volkers, South Shore

$6,757 Closing Credit¹

$569,000

1 bed • 1 bath • 720 sqft

41 Bay Shore Dr, Plymouth, MA 02360

#73337551, Lynne Morey, Listing Office: Coldwell Banker Realty - Plymouth

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Median Sold Price

$649.1K

Avg. Sale Time

53 Days

Based on our April 2025 Market Report.

Plymouth, MA Real Estate Market Overview

Browse 5 1 bedroom homes for sale in Plymouth, MA. View properties, photos, nearby real estate with school and housing market information. The inventory of homes for sale in Plymouth, MA between March 2025 and April 2025 increased by 14.2%. Listings spent 53 days on the market in April 2025, and had a median list price of $649,100 during the same period. In April 2025 more than 25 listings in Plymouth, MA were sold above the asking price. During the same period more than 8 listings were sold at asking price, while more than 30 were sold below.

From Rocket Homes Real Estate and based on county public records data

What is it like to live in Plymouth, MA

Overview

Just south of Boston, sitting on the coast is Plymouth, Massachusetts. The town is where the first Pilgrim settlement was founded, and the area is rich with American historical significance. The Plymouth Rock, in the Pilgrim Memorial State Park, is the site where it is thought the first settlers landed. Typically seen anchored in the park is the Mayflower II, which is a full-scale replica of its namesake. Other attractions include the Plimoth Plantation, Edaville Family Theme Park and the Pilgrim Hall Museum. Plymouth is located in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. There are roughly 56,885 residents, living in 21,389 households. The average temperature for Plymouth this time of the year is low of 47F and high of 66F. On average, Plymouth gets about 3.64 inches of precipitation in May. Most residents are home owners (78%), have a post secondary degree (57%) and are single, no kids (37%).

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Housing types

The housing landscape in Plymouth is characterized by a mix of historical charm and modern convenience, with a significant portion of single-family homes that reflect the town's rich history and seaside character. Architectural styles range from classic Cape Cods and Colonials to contemporary designs, offering a home for every taste. The market is diverse, with a blend of older homes dating back to the colonial era and newer constructions that cater to modern living standards.

Advantages

Plymouth prides itself on its historical significance as the landing site of the Pilgrims and celebrates this heritage through various events and landmarks, including the famous Plymouth Rock and the annual Thanksgiving parade. The community is known for its coastal beauty, with scenic views and outdoor activities that contribute to a relaxed yet vibrant lifestyle. The town's character is further enriched by its commitment to preserving green spaces and promoting cultural events that reflect its historical roots.

Convenience

Residents of Plymouth 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 met by local clinics and a hospital that provides a variety of services, from emergency care to specialized treatments. The public library system serves as a hub for learning and community engagement, while the retail and dining scene offers a taste of local flavors and shopping experiences that cater to both residents and visitors.

Transportation

Transportation in Plymouth is designed to accommodate both private and public transit users. The town features a network of roads that connect to major highways, facilitating travel to nearby cities and attractions. Public transportation options are available, providing residents with alternatives to driving. The area's walkability varies, with the downtown area being particularly pedestrian-friendly, while other parts are more reliant on vehicular transport. Efforts to enhance transport efficiency and accessibility are ongoing, with improvements to roadways and public transit services.

Schools near Plymouth, MA

Elementary Schools

Federal Furnace School
860 Federal Furnace Rd
Public District KG-5
Cold Spring
25 Alden St
Public District KG-5
Hedge
258 Standish Ave
Public District KG-5

Middle Schools

Plymouth South Middle School
488 Long Pond Rd
Public District 6-8
Plymouth Commun Intermediate School
117 Long Pond Rd
Public District 6-8

High Schools

Rising Tide Charter Public School
59 Armstrong Rd
Public Charter 5-12
Map Academy Charter School
11 Resnik Rd
Public Charter 9-12
Plymouth North High School
41 Obery St
Public District 9-12

Data provided by Great Schools