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Tewksbury, MA

40 min to Boston

"Route 495 value corridor—growing tech hub with family-friendly pricing"

Median Price
$716,000
$374/sqft
Schools
6.8/10
Average
Appreciation
3/10
Growth Potential
Commute
40 min
to Boston

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Recently Sold in Tewksbury

View all 8 sales
$1,025,500
Curated Median
8
Total Sales on Record
$720,0001,410,000
Price Range
25 Edith Dr
Under Median
$770,000

25 Edith Dr

4bd3ba2,324 sqft
$331/sqftInvalid Date
425 Rogers St
Under Median
$765,000

425 Rogers St

3bd2ba2,081 sqft
$368/sqftInvalid Date
10 Captain Cir
At Median
$1,100,000

10 Captain Cir

4bd3ba3,351 sqft
$328/sqftInvalid Date
309 Pine St
At Median
$1,170,000

309 Pine St

4bd3ba2,560 sqft
$457/sqftInvalid Date
8 Crescent St
At Median
$951,000

8 Crescent St

4bd3ba3,021 sqft
$315/sqftInvalid Date
167 Catamount Rd
At Median
$1,100,000

167 Catamount Rd

4bd3ba2,676 sqft
$411/sqftInvalid Date

What Drives Prices in Tewksbury

Full breakdown

Decomposition of the $716,000 median price into its underlying components.

Land Value$119,632 (17%)
Structure & Quality$544,993 (76%)
School Premium$53,170 (7%)
Access & Commute Premium$35,890 (5%)
Prestige & Stability Premium-$37,684 (-5%)
950
School Value Score
850
Overall Value Score

The Tewksbury Vibe

Middlesex County town transformed from rural farming community to Route 495 tech corridor value play—growing diversity and improving schools at accessible pricing

Tewksbury represents Route 495 corridor value—access to growing tech and biotech employers (particularly Burlington/Billerica/Lowell area) at $675K median pricing. Schools are solid (7.5/10, improving) and town has modern infrastructure with newer housing stock. Trade-offs include longer commute to Boston, car dependency, and less prestige than Route 128 towns. But for families who prioritize practical value and newer homes, it offers strong Middlesex County access at 30-40% discount vs. comparable Route 128 towns.

Highlights
💰 $675K median—Route 495 corridor value
📚 7.5/10 school rating (solid, improving)
🚛 Route 495 access to tech/biotech corridor
🏠 Newer housing stock (many 2000s-2010s homes)
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly with strong community
📈 3% annual appreciation (growing area)
🌍 Growing diversity (particularly Asian and Hispanic)
🏢 Proximity to Billerica/Burlington job centers

Who It's For

✓ Great for
  • Route 495 corridor workers (Billerica/Burlington/Lowell jobs)
  • Tech professionals who can work remote or hybrid
  • First-time buyers seeking Middlesex County access
  • Families who want newer construction (2000s development)
  • Value-conscious buyers who don't need brand-name towns
⚠ Consider elsewhere if
  • You need a short commute to downtown Boston (45-60 min)
  • You prioritize elite schools (7.5/10 is good, not great)
  • You want walkable downtown (car-dependent suburb)
  • You need MBTA rapid transit (commuter rail only, limited service)

Schools

6.8
Average
out of 10 · K–12 composite
School details & private schools

Demographics

Population31,500
Median Age43
Median Household Income$110,000-$120,000
Work from Home9.9%
Professional Sector50.6%

Insider Tips

  • 1.Route 495 traffic is manageable but Boston commute is long (45-60 min)
  • 2.Town is investing in school facilities—check recent bond measures
  • 3.West Tewksbury has newer homes but higher prices
  • 4.East Tewksbury is more rural with larger lots
  • 5.Property tax rate is reasonable ($13-14 per $1K)
  • 6.Many residents work in Burlington/Billerica/Lowell tech hubs
  • 7.Limited walkability—plan for car-dependent lifestyle
  • 8.Commuter rail access via Lowell line (15-20 min drive to depot)
  • 9.Town has good recreational facilities (parks, sports fields)
  • 10.Check for highway noise if buying near Route 495

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