Saugus, MA Real Estate

Median Income $18,703

Median Age 36.8

Population 6,537

	Median Temperature
	January	HI 37°	LO 20°	July	HI 82°	LO 63°

	School Test Scores
	Elementary: Johnson A Drewicz Aborn Arthur T Cummings Beachmont Brickett Capt William G Shoemaker Es Clarke Cobbet Curtis Guild Dante Alighieri Douglas Waybright E J Harrington Edward Sisson Hood Hugh R O'donnell James Garfield Community Magnet James Otis Julia Callahan Lincoln - Thomson Lincoln Lynn Woods Lynnhurst Manassah Bradley Mckinley Oaklandvale Patrick J Kennedy Paul Revere Samuel Adams Sewell Anderson Stanley Tracy Veterans Memorial Washington Community Whelan William P Connery William R Fallon Hadley Connery Annex W B Gorman Fort Banks Es East Boston Early Education Center		Middle: Breed Donald Mckay Elementary Garfield Ingalls Elementary Pickering Robert L Ford Elementary Rumney Marsh Academy Saugus Belmonte Susan B Anthony Swampscott Thurgood Marshall Umana - Barnes Winthrop		High: Career Development Center Classical East Boston Lynn Alternative Lynn English Lynn Vocational Tech Institute Revere Saugus Seacoast Swampscott Winthrop
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Saugus, just 13 miles north of Boston is conveniently located along Route 1, a major north/south thoroughfare. The highway's "seven wonders" of colorful structures and large scale business signs is a road busy with commercial activity and shopping malls link Saugus with popular beach destinations on the North Shore. Route 1 is lined with some of New Englands finest restaurants.

In addition, Square One, a closed-in shopping mall, provides the town with attractive retail stores. Within the town itself, one will notice that Saugus still retains its rural characteristics. The two-hundred-year-old Town Hall and the historic Saugus Iron Works, each on the National Historic Register, are landmark tourist attractions. The Saugus River, which crosses through the town, provides an environmental habitat for many species of fish as well as a home for the largest lobster fishing fleet in Massachusetts.

Founders' Day is a time for businesses and residents to show off wares through sidewalk bazaars and to celebrate the town's historic past with a series of planned activities, an event that all who live here look forward to each September.

Open space around Saugus offers opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy an array of outdoor recreation. Breakheart Reservation, located off Lynn Fells Parkway in Saugus, has over 600 acres of land offering walking/jogging, bicycling, hiking, swimming, picnicking, fishing and cross country skiing. Additionally, Kasabuski Memorial Ice Rink, located at the entrance of Breakheart Reservation, is a municipal skating rink, used by many leagues for hockey.

Camp Nihan, on Walnut Street, offers approximately 47 acres of recreational land. Activities include ATV motoring, bicycling, non-motor boating, fresh water swimming and fishing, hiking, horseback riding and ice skating. Prankers Pond, another recreational area in town, offers 54 acres of picnicking and hiking. The town's unique setting allows industry and business to flourish, yet maintains a suburban style of living.

With so much mixed land use, Saugus of course features a variety of housing options. Condo/townhouses are found throughout the town in reconverted buildings as well as in newly built complexes. In April 2008, the average home sales price for a single family home or condo in Saugus, MA was $302,775. While this data is collected from the MLS and deemed reliable, it is not guaranteed.

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