GEORGETOWN MA HOMES AND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Find Your Place in Georgetown, Massachusetts!
Looking for wooded lots, two town ponds, and an I-95 exit right in town, with Boston about 28 miles to the south? Georgetown deserves a close look.
Originally part of Rowley, the village once called New Rowley grew up along Penn Brook in the 1600s and was incorporated as Georgetown in 1838. Today it is home to about 8,500 residents and is bordered by Groveland, Newbury, Rowley, and Boxford.
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4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,464 SqFt$900,000Open Sat 12PM-2PM - 3D
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,017 SqFt$729,900New - 1/40 40
4 Beds 2.5 Baths 3,980 SqFt$1,175,000New7 Davis Lane, Georgetown, MA 01833
Listed by Neve and Magnifico Group of Realty One Group Nest
Single Family Home
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4 Beds 3 Baths 3,142 SqFt$1,195,000New6 Vineyard Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833
Listed by Victoria Malatesta of Today Real Estate, Inc.
Single Family Home
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3 Beds 3 Baths 2,341 SqFt$799,900Active12-14 Baldpate Rd, Georgetown, MA 01833
Listed by Nancy Peterson of J. Barrett & Company
Single Family Home
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4 Beds 4.5 Baths 3,500 SqFt$1,249,900Active66 Parish Road #4, Georgetown, MA 01833
Listed by Robert Drummey of NE Property Consultants
Single Family Home
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2 Beds 3.5 Baths 2,200 SqFt$974,900Active - 1/33 33
5 Beds 3.5 Baths 4,250 SqFt$1,500,000Active238 E Main St, Georgetown, MA 01833
Listed by Kenneth Perkins of Gibson Sotheby's International Realty
Single Family Home
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3 Beds 1 Bath 1,322 SqFt$449,900Price Dropped by $20K
Living in Georgetown, Massachusetts
Open space shapes much of the town. The Georgetown-Rowley State Forest covers more than 1,100 acres off Route 97, with a section of the Bay Circuit Trail and paths used for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing. The Crane Pond Wildlife Management Area reaches into the north end of town, and Pentucket Pond and Rock Pond are its two largest ponds. On East Main Street, the Georgetown Historical Society runs the Brocklebank Museum in a First Period house dating to about 1668, next to the town's last one-room schoolhouse. The Georgetown Peabody Library was funded by philanthropist George Peabody in honor of his mother.
Georgetown runs its own public school district. Penn Brook School serves preschool through grade 5, and Georgetown Middle/High School serves grades 6 through 12. Interstate 95 crosses the eastern side of town with an exit at Route 133, and Routes 97 and 133 meet in the town center. There is no commuter rail station in town; the closest MBTA stop is Rowley on the Newburyport/Rockport Line.
Whether you're searching for an antique home near the town center, a colonial on a wooded lot, or a house close to the state forest trails, Georgetown offers a lifestyle that's hard to match nearby. Explore homes for sale in Georgetown today, and let's find the property that fits your next chapter.
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Georgetown, MA Frequently Asked Questions
Is Georgetown, MA a good place to live?
Georgetown suits buyers who want a residential town with room to breathe. The Georgetown-Rowley State Forest, the Crane Pond Wildlife Management Area, and Pentucket and Rock Ponds put trails and water close to home, while the town center along Routes 97 and 133 holds the Georgetown Peabody Library and local businesses. With its own school district and an I-95 exit in town, it pairs a quieter setting with practical access to the rest of the North Shore.
What towns border Georgetown, Massachusetts?
Georgetown is bordered by Groveland to the northwest, Newbury to the northeast, Rowley to the southeast, and Boxford to the southwest. It sits about 11 miles south-southwest of Newburyport and about 28 miles north of Boston.
Does the MBTA serve Georgetown?
Georgetown does not have a commuter rail station of its own. The nearest MBTA station is in Rowley on the Newburyport/Rockport Line, and the Haverhill Line stops in neighboring Haverhill. Most residents drive, using I-95 at the Route 133 exit, and the state operates a Park and Ride lot at 27 East Main Street for carpools and vanpools.
What school district is Georgetown part of?
Georgetown has its own municipal district, Georgetown Public Schools, rather than belonging to a regional district. Penn Brook School on Elm Street serves preschool through grade 5, and Georgetown Middle/High School on Winter Street serves grades 6 through 12. High school students may also attend Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School in Haverhill.
What types of homes can you find in Georgetown?
Georgetown is mostly single-family homes. Buyers will find antique houses near the town center and along older roads, mid-century capes and ranches, and colonials and contemporaries on larger, often wooded lots, along with homes near Pentucket Pond and a smaller number of condominiums and townhouses.
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