Ludlow Homes for Sale

Ludlow is easily accessible via Interstate 90, also known as the Massachusetts Turnpike, exit 7, which also means residents can easily access all the surrounding areas. The community is connected to Belchertown and Springfield via State Highway 21, and Springfield can also be easily accessed via local bus routes with stops along East Street, Winsor Street, and Center Street Adding to the appeal of this community, it is situated only twenty-three miles from Bradley International Airport and only seventy-seven from Logan International Airport in Boston.

Ludlow has a long, rich history, first settled in 1685 as Stony Hill Parish, but it was named Ludlow and became a separate entity in 1774 when it was incorporated. Ludlow became a mill town and remained such into the early 20th century. Slowly it transitioned into a streetcar suburb of nearby Springfield, with a trolley line and two railroads connecting the two communities. In the 1950’s the population of Ludlow exploded, in large part due to the completion of Interstate 90, also known as the Massachusetts Turnpike. Since that time the community has continued to grow, and numerous remarkable neighborhoods and subdivisions have been developed here.

In addition to this rich history and great location, Ludlow also has its own public schools. Students residing in the town attend Chapin Street Elementary, East Street Elementary, Veterans Park Elementary, Baird Middle, and Ludlow High Schools. Excellent education opportunities are certainly a draw for homebuyers with parents. Adding to the allure, Ludlow real estate is diverse and comes in a broad price range. Homes for sale in Ludlow include small, efficient spaces, as well as large and luxurious single-family homes. Whether you are young professional, a family with children, retirees or fall somewhere in between, you will find appropriate housing opportunities in Ludlow. For more information regarding available properties in Ludlow, Massachusetts, please contact us today.

ilver Bell Farm. Furthermore, recreational opportunities abound at the numerous Monson parks, outdoor creation sites, and hiking areas. Conant Brook Dam provides opportunities to hike, bike, fish, hunt, and during the winter months, ski and snowshoe. There are hiking trails, athletic fields and a playground at Flynt Park. At Peaked Mountain you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Vermont’s Green Mountains to Mount Wachusett, as well as excellent hiking. Addition hiking opportunities can be found at Flynt Quarry and Keep Homestead. And Veteran’s Field and Dave Grieve Park are also great places for outdoor recreation.

In addition to all of these wonderful amenities, Monson also has top-notch public schools. Students living in Monson are served by Quarry Hill Community School, Granite Valley Middle School, and Monson High School. The diverse real estate in Monson is also enticing. Homes for sale in Monson include properties of varying architectural styles, sizes, and ages. Monson homes come in a broad price range as well, so whether you are a young, single professional, a family with children, retirees or fall somewhere in between, you can find a Monson property that suits your needs and budget. If you would like to learn more about available real estate in Monson, Massachusetts, please allow us to assist you and contact us today.