The Tri-Town Areas of the Northshore
Middleton, Topsfield and Boxford known as the Tri-Towns, are nestled among rolling hills and the Ipswich River. These 3 towns were once farmlands and rich in agriculture. They all have easy access to Routes, 1, 95, 97 and 495.
Middleton MA:
Has a population of approximately 7900. The homes are a mixture of starter homes, old style, large, upscale contemporary residences and adult condominium communities. Home of Essex Agricultural School (Essex Aggie) and North Shore Regional Vocational Tech School. All ages enjoy the yearly Halloween extravaganza with activities during the day and a Hay Ride in the evening entertained by MACK Realty Group’s agent Gimmie Sue Valacerwho plays the scary witch.
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Topsfield MA:
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Has a population of 9300 and is located 22 miles north of Boston. It is known for infamous Topsfield Fair which takes place in October. The Festivities are for one week beginning with a parade through downtown Topsfield. People come from all over the country to enjoy farm animals, amusements, arts and crafts, amusements; games and have an opportunity to enjoy famous entertainers perform. Most of the homes in Topsfield are single family homes. The homes are priced mid to high scale. The majority of homes are capes, colonials and contemporary styles. You may even find sports celebrity residing in this town.
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Boxford MA:
Has a population of 7900 and is 24.6 square miles. Masconomet High School which borders Boxford, Middleton and Topsfield. These three towns share the high school grades 9-12. It is among the few public high schools to receive a distinguished Great School rating of 10 out of 10. There is almost no commercial influence in this town. The town is divided in to Boxford Village/East Boxford and West Boxford Village. Forested with brooks and streams and several ponds and hiking trails.. Stiles Pond is the site for the town beach where membership can be purchased for Boxford residents only. Camp Rotary is a coed popular boarding camp. This town offers a Coach Bus service to Boston.
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Salem MA:
The city’s culture is entwined in its history of witchcraft allegations of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Historical sites include the home of Nathaniel Hawthorne (House of Seven Gables, Witch Museum, and the Witch Dungeon, Salem was the setting for notable novels such as “The Scarlet Letter” and the “Crucible”.
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Lynnfield MA:
Lynnfield, a small town of about 11,500 inhabitants, is 15 miles north of Boston. It is bordered on the north by North Reading and Middleton; on the east by Lynn; and on the south by Saugus and Wakefield.
The town encompasses 10,000 square miles of rolling country side, and it is one of the most affluent in the Commonwealth.
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Beverly MA:
Beverly MA, with its four depots, is strategically located to provide commuter rail service to Boston’s North Station, Newburyport to the north and Gloucester to the east. Beverly also has a municipal airport for corporate jets and a second entrance in Danvers for small and private aircraft.
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Danvers MA:
Danvers is located along the Danvers River and boasts a marina and yacht club for anyone who enjoys boating. The river flows into Beverly Harbor providing access out to the Atlantic Ocean.
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Peabody MA:
The International Festival in Peabody, held each Fall, celebrates the diversity of its people. Ethnic food, music and dancing reflect the various cultures that were once attracted to the city in the 19th and 20th Century to work in its numerous hide tanning companies.
