Tyngsboro Real Estate Guide

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Small New England Charm

Tyngsboro, also known as Tyngsboroug, is a historic, scenic town in northern Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Tyngsboro is 30 minutes from Boston along the Route 3 corridor and is located on the New Hampshire state line. It is known as the ‘gateway’ to the White Mountains. Until the late 1960s, according to the Real Estate Guide, the area was a vacation community with a large seasonal population. A series of lakes and ponds are scattered throughout the area. The town is split in two by the Merrimack River which runs roughly north-south near the center of town. The land is mostly rolling hills, small cleared fields, and wooded land —ideal for exploring outside! During the past three years, the area has experienced a tremendous burst in residential construction but has retained the charm of a rural community. Along with this growth, Tyngsboro has been able to offer services of a large community while still maintaining its small New England charm.

Enjoy the Open Spaces of Tyngsboro

Get Outside!

Tyngsboro has hundreds of acres of protected forests, meadows, and wetlands where you can walk, watch wildlife, and enjoy nature with your family. The trails are open to all residents, and their guests, daily from dawn to dusk, year-round. Including the Tyngsboro/Lowell/Dracut State Forest, there are more than ten miles of walking trails in Tyngsboro. You can take a brisk hike amidst the fall colors. In the winter you can snowshoe or cross-country ski through the woods. Spring and summer invite you to walk/jog/hike your way around the woodland streams and to watch for birds and animals. From the Tyngsboro Real Estate Guide, here are some of the trails offered:

  • Sherburne Nature Center and Trails: Donated by the Sherburne Family in 1999, the center comprises 80 acres of untouched open space and trails. The building is the hub for all nature exhibits in town and is a learning center for the public. Pets are welcome.
  • Long Pond Shores: This former Girl Scout camp is located on the shores of beautiful Long Pond. Purchased for recreational use by the town in 2003, this 48-acre property is filled with trails and features swimming and a walk-in boat launch.
  • Shady Glade Trails: Donated to the Town by Walter Erickson and Jim Harrington, the 71.5-acre wooded trail system offers a wide variety of flora, fauna, and terrain.
  • Hunter Trail: Purchased by the Town in 1987 for open space, recreation, and conservation, this property is one of the few areas open to the public along the banks of the Merrimack River.
  • Bell Trail: Donated by Edward Bell in 1996, this 16-acre wooded trail is surrounded by two stone walls and has a mile-long walking path.

Tyngsboro Education

Top Ranked Schools

Tyngsboro has one of the highest concentrations of top-ranked public schools in Massachusetts, says the Tyngsboro Real Estate Guide. Wahoo! The public schools that are located in the area are the Tyngsborough Elementary School, the Tyngsborough Middle School, and the Tyngsborough High School. Other schools located in the area are the Greater Lowell Technical High School, Academy of Notre Dame (private), and the Innovation Academy Charter School.

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