Bolton
| Bolton is known for its apple orchards, its bucolic country roads, its easy accessibility via Rte. 495, and as the host of the immensely popular Bolton Fair, held in early autumn. You won't find a grocery store here, or a department store, but you'll know you're in Bolton when you see its distinctive flame-red street signs. Bolton is growing, with a considerable amount of new construction, mostly in the $500,000+ range, but there is a minimum lot size of 80,000 square feet, with a 200-foot frontage requirement, helping to ensure that this lovely town retains its rural character. The Bolton Conservation Trust is also actively working to preserve and maintain the remaining open land in the town. |
| Population: | 4132 |
| FY 2003 Tax Rate: | $12.72 |
| Land Area: | 19.9 square miles |
| Local Newspapers: | The Bolton Common |
| Number of Homes Sold in 2001*: | 70 |
| Average Price of all Homes Sold in 2001: | $511,595 |
| Number of Homes Sold in 2001 On 2+ acres: | 35 |
| Average 2001 Sale Price of Homes on 2+ acres: | $523,516 |
| School Information: | Bolton
School Directory Nashoba Regional School District Bolton/Nashoba School Profile |
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| If you live in Bolton and think I've forgotten to mention something that makes it so special, please let me know. I'd love to hear from you! *Source: MLSPIN |
Maureen
Harmonay, CRS, GRI, ABR
Licensed in Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Your Country Property Specialist
RE/MAX Traditions
1084 Main Street
Bolton, MA 01740
MHarmonay@YourCountry-Home.com
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