Auburn, Ma. Real Estate Information
We are very familiar with the town, and can help you find Auburn Ma homes for sale. Auburn, Ma. is a thriving town that has a great business presence. Its close proximity around many major highways makes it a nice choice for commuters and businesses alike.
Included below are homes for sale and real estate in Auburn, MA. If you would like more information on any of these Auburn real estate listings, just click on a property to access the full details. From there, you can request more information or schedule a tour. And we’d be happy to provide you with disclosures, past sales history, dates and prices of properties which have recently sold nearby, and more, so just let us know how we can help!
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Around the Town
Auburn real estate offers a variety of choices that range from affordable starter homes to high end luxury dwellings. Auburn has a great school system that offers its students plenty of technology which is very important today. We are very familiar with the town, and can help you find Auburn Ma homes for sale.
What I like about Auburn Ma. is the great tax base from area businesses, and the opportunities for employment especially for young and old alike. It can get rather busy during holiday season, but there are many rural areas in town. I would not hesitate to purchase a home in Auburn MA. Real estate offerings abound in the form of residential and commercial properties along with many business opportunities.
About Auburn
Bordering Worcester to the south, the first permanent settlers in Auburn made the long trek from Watertown in 1722. They came for land, and the community remained primarily a farming town during most of the 19th century. By the end of the century, however, improved transportation and expansion of industrial developments in Worcester created a commuting population which lived in Auburn and went to work in Worcester every day. This initiated the town’s significant bedroom community component and resulted in clusters of suburban residences being developed.
Dr. Robert Goddard, the father of modern rocketry, who taught at Clark University, launched the first test rocket from Pakachoag Hill in 1926. The town offers a busy atmosphere more like a very small city, but still retains much of its rural charm.
