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Gloucester
Gloucester is home to pristine beaches, exquisite restaurants, and vibrant culture.
58
Sold over $1 million
(total homes sold: 288)
1623
Settled
28,789
Population
$837,043
Avg. Sales Price 2021
Area Highlights
Arts & Culture
Eastern Point Yacht Club
THE LIFESTYLE
A Seaside City
Gloucester is home to world-class museums and beaches, beautiful art, whale watching excursions, schooner sails, lighthouses dating from as early as the 1780s and exquisite restaurants and so much more. Antique homes and cultural museums preserve and celebrate Gloucester’s history of maritime culture while the gorgeous coastlines provide a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts and adventures with trails, hiking, biking, and rowing. Gloucester also boasts charming boutiques and empowers independently owned shops, speciality stores and markets. Only a short train ride to Boston, Gloucester has a small town feel with a thriving downtown and wonderful leisure activities.
YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Good Harbor Beach
The city of Gloucester’s crown jewel! Good Harbor is a pristine, wide flat beach with soft, white sand perfect for leisurely days at the beach. At high tide enjoy swimming, body surfing, and boogie boards or venture to Salt Island at low tide. Spend afternoons playing volleyball as the sun sets turning the color a beautiful pink. Whether you are an avid swimmer, a bookworm, a body surfer, or one that likes to explore the beach, Good harbor is the place to be.
Available Properties
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Things To Do
Beaches
Plum Cove Beach
Half Moon Beach
Coffins Beach
Niles Beach
Parks
Rages Chasm Park
Tulip Garden & Monuments
Ravenswood Park
Halibut Point State Park
Carter Reservation