Princeton
| Princeton is a small town, and proud of it. Having implemented minimum 2-acre zoning and 225' frontage requirements for new construction, Princeton has long worked hard to preserve the essence of its rural charm -- miles of scenic country roads and open meadows and fields, punctuated by barns and vintage homes oozing with character. There is a concerted effort here, through organizations like The Princeton Land Trust, to preserve open space, so Princeton has not succumbed to the subdivision sprawl which has seemed so prevalent in many of the adjoining towns. Among the natural treasures to be found in Princeton are The Wachusett Mountain Reservation, and the Mass. Aububon Society-administered Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary, with more than 1000 acres of undisturbed habitat for birds, reptiles, and native plants and animals. |
| Population: | 3560 |
| FY 2003 Tax Rate: | $13.60 |
| Land Area: | 35.4 square miles |
| Local Newspapers: | The Landmark |
| Number of Homes Sold in 2001*: | 26 |
| Average Price of all Homes Sold in 2001: | $309,581 |
| Number of Homes Sold in 2001 On 2+ acres: | 20 |
| Average 2001 Sale Price of Homes on 2+ acres: | $328,796 |
| School Information: |
Princeton School
Directory Wachusett School Directory |
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Some of the great
things about living
in Princeton:
Goodnow
Park Golf Course
If you live in
Princeton and
think I've forgotten
to mention something
that makes it
so special, please
let me know.
I'd love to hear
from you! |
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
Direct: 978-502-5800
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